
GLENDALE, Ariz. — In this wacky baseball world of maximizing percentages at all costs and resting starters with more frequency, White Sox manager Pedro Grifol hinted he could opt for a permanent alignment.
“I don’t like to rotate lineups,” Grifol said Wednesday. “It doesn’t mean I won’t. I’m always looking at a margin to win a baseball game. So if it presents itself and makes sense, then I’ll do it. When you have a team like ours and have seven to eight everyday players, comfort is good, too.”