With the White Sox mired in a 6-18 slump entering play on Tuesday, James Shields’ arrival might seem the jolt the team needs to get back on track. And while many are quick to point out that this isn’t the Shields who was the top starter for playoff teams in Tampa Bay and Kansas City, the veteran does believe he brings something unique to the table.
“I’ve been around a lot of winning cultures, I’ve been in the playoffs quite a bit,” Shields said. “I know how to win.”
Through 11 starts with the San Diego Padres, Shields posted a 4.