With just two weeks to go until the start of the regular season, the White Sox have been a relatively healthy team this spring. Early oblique injuries to Everson Pereira and Andrew Benintendi have passed and both have returned to the lineup, while the pitching staff has only dealt with minor setbacks. The most significant injury news for the White Sox came earlier this week, when starting catcher Kyle Teel strained his hamstring during Team Italy’s upset win over Team USA in the World Baseball Classic. The injury is expected to sideline Teel for the first two to four weeks of the regular season, and combined with elbow soreness for outfielder Brooks Baldwin, could provide these three players with a bigger role to start the season.
Injuries to Kyle Teel and Brooks Baldwin gift larger role to these 3 White Sox players
