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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
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Mark Gonzales

No defensive shift from White Sox skipper Tony La Russa

Reynaldo Lopez got the start Friday night against the Rangers and struck out three and allowed one hit in two scoreless innings at Guaranteed Rate Field. (Jamie Sabau/Getty Images)

Tony La Russa’s decision to employ Reynaldo Lopez as an opener Friday night didn’t ignite fires on the internet and the airwaves.

The dark clouds of criticism still hovered over Guaranteed Rate Field one day after La Russa’s failed decision to walk Trea Turner that set up Max Muncy’s three-run homer in a loss to the Dodgers, but the White Sox’ skipper doubled down on his decision while acknowledging the criticism.

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