Going into this season, I was pretty convinced that this was the best-looking White Sox roster of my lifetime. There were no apparent holes (except for second base), the lineup seemed to be loaded, and the rotation (which has by no means been the problem this year) looked as good as ever.
Passing the one-third mark of the season, things haven’t exactly gone according to plan for the White Sox. They're 27-29, in third place, and five games back of the first-place Minnesota Twins.
Besides the record, we can all agree — so far, this team just isn’t good.