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Chicago Sun-Times
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John Grochowski | For the Sun-Times

Baseball by the Numbers: A tip of the cap to Chicago’s four All-Stars

White Sox center fielder Luis Robert Jr. has been a star on both sides of the ball this season. (Ashley Landis/AP)

Giving at least one player from every major-league team an All-Star roster spot sometimes means elevating ordinary players from sub-.500 teams.

That’s not the case with any of the four Chicago selections for the All-Star Game next Tuesday, despite the White Sox sitting at 37-49 and Cubs at 38-45.

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