CHICAGO – One pitch, one out.\n\nThat’s the way
“It was a good first start. Obviously the command wasn't the best, but I'll take a win any time,” Cease said. “Thankfully today I was able to throw some offspeed \\[pitches\\] for strikes, because my fastball command wasn't great.”\n\n“I told him after the first, ‘Hey man, your stuff is plenty good. If you fill up the zone, you are going to be fine. The only way they beat you is if you beat yourself,’” said catcher
As for the reason behind 84? Nothing much to it, according to Cease.\n\n“I’m not really partial to any numbers,” Cease said. “I just chose that one.”\n\n“He did a very nice job of settling down and getting through five innings of work,” manager Rick Renteria said. “The curveball's a hammer, as we used to say. The changeup was outstanding. Again, fastball command is the big key for any Major League pitcher, and I'm sure that he'll be able to kind of clean that up.”\n\nThe White Sox (40-42) didn’t wait long to rally back against the Tigers, scoring one in the first and one in the second. They took control with two in the sixth courtesy of