Oakland Athletics vs Chicago White Sox Live Streaming
Friday, July 30, 2010
Oakland Athletics vs Chicago White Sox Live Streaming
8:10 pm EDT Fri Jul 30, 2010
Oakland Athletics vs Chicago White Sox Live Streaming. Last weekend, the Oakland Athletics became one of the few teams in recent weeks to get the best of the red-hot Chicago White Sox. When the teams meet again Friday night, it’ll be at U.S. Cellular Field - where the White Sox have been unbeatable lately. Oakland Athletics vs Chicago White Sox Live. Chicago will try to add to its longest home win streak in 21 years in the opener of a three-game series with the Athletics. The White Sox are a major league-best 33-11 since June 8, but the A’s took two of three from the AL Central leaders in Oakland last weekend. Chicago returned home and rebounded to sweep Seattle in four games, extending its win streak at U.S. Cellular to 11 - the franchise’s longest at home since a 13-game run July 1-Aug. 5, 1989, at the old Comiskey Park. Oakland vs Chi White Sox MLB Live Stream. Backup catcher Ramon Castro homered twice for the second time in his career, and Paul Konerko connected for the fourth time in as many games during Thursday night’s 9-5 victory - also the 18th in 19 home games for the White Sox.
Athletics vs White Sox Live. Chicago will turn to rookie right-hander Daniel Hudson, who allowed five runs, six hits and four walks in Sunday’s 6-4 loss to Oakland. There’s a possibility this could be the final start in a White Sox uniform for Hudson, whose name has been attached to trade rumors. Heading into Saturday’s deadline, the White Sox are thought to be in the market for a left-handed hitter with Washington’s Adam Dunn and Houston’s Lance Berkman among the candidates. Hudson will face an Oakland team that’s cooled somewhat after winning nine of 11. The A’s, second in the AL West, opened a six-game road trip by dropping two of three to division-leading Texas, including a 7-4 loss Thursday night. Left-hander Brett Anderson will try to help his team get back on track as he returns from his second stint on the disabled list in 2010. Inflammation in his pitching elbow has limited Anderson to two starts since April 24, but he’s optimistic for this return. Anderson won his only previous start in Chicago, a 7-0 victory June 4, 2009, when he scattered six hits over seven innings.
