30. Chicago White Sox (0-4)
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This Week: vs. Atlanta, @ Kansas City
The White Sox are an early favorite to finish with the league’s worst record. The AL Central looks to be more competitive than originally anticipated. Chicago’s offense has already been shut out twice, including on Opening Day against the Tigers. Against the Braves, they couldn’t even be bothered to field a first base coach. Luis Robert’s two home runs and four RBIs weren’t enough in a loss. Putting up good numbers in a losing effort is something the Chicago outfielder has grown accustomed to in recent years.
