Nick Swisher went 0-for-4 for the White Sox, but the team still found a way to beat the Boston Red Sox by a score of 4-2.Swisher has been an incredible disappointment from the start of the season on, and has hit under .225 every month of the season except one. Fantasy owners should not expect anything to change in September.

Nick Swisher returned to action on Wednesday and went 0-for-3 with a walk against the Orioles. Swisher left Tuesday's game after fouling a pitch off his left leg.

Nick Swisher returned to action on Wednesday August 27.

Updating a previous report, Scott Merkin, of MLB.com, reports Chicago White Sox OF Nick Swisher (leg) fouled a ball off of his left leg Tuesday, Aug. 26, and was forced to leave the game. He was diagnosed with a lower left leg contusion and is listed as day-to-day.

David Ginsburg, of The Associated Press, reports Chicago White Sox OF Nick Swisher hit his 22nd home run of the season and fifth in seven games Tuesday, Aug. 26.

The Sports Network reports Chicago White Sox OF Nick Swisher (leg) left the game early Tuesday, Aug. 26, with an apparent leg injury.

Nick Swisher came out of Tuesday's game in the fourth inning with a left leg contusion. Swisher, who homered in his first at-bat, was replaced by Brian Anderson. He's day-to-day.

Nick Swisher left Tuesday's game against Baltimore at Camden Yards after fouling a pitch off of his left leg during a 4th-inning at-bat, according to MLB.com. Swisher was diagnosed with a lower left leg contusion and is listed as day-to-day.Swisher contributed to an early 6-0 lead for the White Sox by launching a two-run home run in the first, his 22nd of the season. He hobbled back to the dugout after striking out in the fourth and was replaced by Brian Anderson in the bottom of the inning.

Swisher contributed to an early 6-0 lead for the White Sox by launching a two-run home run in the first, his 22nd of the season. He hobbled back to the dugout after striking out in the fourth and was replaced by Brian Anderson in the bottom of the inning.

Andrew Seligman, of The Associated Press, reports Chicago White Sox OF Nick Swisher homered for his fourth consecutive game Friday, Aug. 22.

Swisher's been smoking the ball over the last four games, going 7-for-15 with four homers, six runs and eight RBIs. He's put five out of the yard in the last eight contests and has totaled at least 21 dingers in each of the last four years. That kind of home run consistency makes it a bit easier to stomach his career .248 average.

News: White Sox OF Nick Swisher made it three games in a row with a homer Wednesday when he went 2-for-5 with a solo homer, two RBI and two runs scored in a win over the Mariners.

Analysis: Swisher still has a pathetic batting average, but he's clearly riding the hot White Sox wave right now. Get him active if you have a cold OF who's filling up a valuable spot in your lineup

Andrew Seligman, of The Associated Press, reports Chicago White Sox OF Nick Swisher hit a home run for the third straight day Wednesday, Aug. 20.

That's three straight games with a long ball for Swisher, who's batting an even .300 with 11 RBIs this month. With the way he's going, the versatile switch-hitter just might finish with respectable numbers for the season after all.

News: White Sox OF Nick Swisher went 2-for-3 with a solo homer and a walk in Tuesday's win over the Mariners. He has now homered in two straight games.

Analysis: Swisher still has a pathetic .235 batting average this season and deserves to start only AL-only and deeper mixed leagues, really. His power numbers don't make up for his other deficiencies

Swisher swatted a long ball for the second consecutive game and recorded back-to-back multi-hit efforts for the first time since June 9 and 10. The switch-hitting outfielder is hitting .235 with 19 homers, 73 runs scored, 59 RBIs and three steals in 404 at-bats this season.

A huge night at the yard for Swisher, who entered the contest hitless over his previous 10 at-bats. The free-swinging Moneyballer now has 18 homers on the year to go with his .232 average and 58 RBIs.

News: According to The Sports Xchange notes: OF/1B Nick Swisher did not get the chance on Sunday to say goodbye to the Oakland fans he played four seasons in front of, with manager Ozzie Guillen opting to sit Swisher in the finale with the Athletics, giving 1B Paul Konerko the start at first and OF Ken Griffey Jr. the nod in center.

Analysis: Swisher is a candidate to sit when he is not going well, which has seemed to be most of his frustrating poor season. He is a sell candidate in mixed leagues right now, but we have to admit you would be selling low. He is far better than he has shown down the past two seasons

News: White Sox OF Nick Swisher was out of the starting lineup Thursday against Kansas City. It was a planned day off and he is expected to return to the lineup for his first trip back to Oakland since his trade from the A's to the White Sox.

Analysis: Swisher is much better than he's shown all season long but might be in line for some good numbers over the rest of the season. He's actually scored at least one run in seven of his last eight games. When he is going well, which has been rare this season, he is a solid start in all Fantasy leagues

Rick Gano, of The Associated Press, reports Chicago White Sox OF Nick Swisher (undisclosed) was not in the team's starting lineup Thursday, Aug. 14. He will return to the lineup for the team's series this weekend.

The Associated Press reports Chicago White Sox OF Nick Swisher hit his 17th home run Tuesday night, Aug. 12.

Nick Swisher was the lone White Sox batter to produce two hits on Monday night as he went 2-for-3 at the plate to raise his average to .234.Swisher is just 12 for his last 57 (.211) and was in the eighth hole on this night. He has been a pretty big disappointment in Chicago after many assumed he would have a big year moving to a home park that so clearly favors the hitter. It just hasn't happened.

Zack Greinke has decided to drop his appeal of a five-game suspension, which he began serving Sunday, according to the AP. Greinke was given the suspension for hitting Nick Swisher of Chicago with a pitch in the seventh inning on August 3. Greinke said, "They said more than likely I wouldn’t beat it, so there’s kind of no point to go through with it and that more than likely it would be a waste of time. Even if you’re not guilty, the evidence is too strong against you to have a chance."Greinke’s next scheduled start is Saturday against the Yankees and will give him six days between starts, instead of his normal four.

News: Nick Swisher, who entered in the 11th to play first base, hit a three-run homer with two outs in the bottom of the 14th and Chicago rallied for four runs off Joel Zumaya to beat the Tigers 10-8 Tuesday night. "I didn't even really anticipate playing," said Swisher, who was mobbed by his teammates at the plate. "We scratched and we clawed and we pulled some runs together. I've been talking about that all year long -- the will to fight." Swisher had entered the game in the 11th after Paul Konerko had been removed for a pinch-runner in the 10th. "It feels like you're hitting on sound at that point in time," Swisher said of Zumaya's high-90s fastball. "He's one of those guys that obviously throws a very plus-plus fastball. In that situation all I was really trying to do was put the barrel on the ball. He's generating so much power with his fastball if you hit it solidly -- which is rare -- it's going to go a long way."

Analysis: Swisher is much better than he has shown this season, so consider him a candidate for a huge second half. The Ken Griffey trade does push Swisher into a possible platoon situation between center field and first base, but he should play more often than not. When he is going well, which has been rare this season, he is a solid start in all Fantasy leagues. Watch the streaky slugger for a hot stretch

Swisher's hit safely in five of his last six contests, drilling two homers with five RBIs in that stretch. Expect the switch-hitting slugger to turn things around in the coming weeks, as he finished July with a dismal .193 average that clearly did very little for his fantasy value.

The Detroit Free Press reports Chicago White Sox OF Nick Swisher hit a walk-off home run in the bottom of the 14th inning on Tuesday, Aug. 5, giving his team a 10-8 win over the Detroit Tigers.

Nick Swisher delivered a walkoff homer off Joel Zumaya in the bottom of the 14th in the White Sox's 10-8 win over the Tigers on Tuesday. Placido Polanco homered in the top of the 14th to give the Tigers an 8-6 lead, but Joel Zumaya, who was hurt by an Edgar Renteria error, couldn't hold it in the bottom of the inning. Swisher's three-run blast was his 16th of the season. He didn't start the game, but we're guessing his heroics will guarantee that he's in Wednesday's lineup. The White Sox are fortunate their decision to play Ken Griffey Jr. over him against a left-hander didn't cost them the game.

Nick Swisher didn't start the game on Tuesday night, but he ended it with a three-run homer in the bottom of the 14th inning. The White Sox beat the Tigers 10-8.Swisher has seen his playing time reduced since the Ken Griffey trade, but he will still rotate into the lineup and get pinch-hit chances. He still has a spot in AL-only formats.

Zack Greinke has been suspended five games for hitting Nick Swisher after both teams had been warned in Sunday's game against the White Sox, according to the Kansas City Star.Although suspended for five games, Greinke should only miss one start.

Kansas City Royals SP Zack Greinke was ejected by home plate umpire Tim Timmons during the seventh inning Sunday, Aug. 3, after he hit Chicago White Sox OF Nick Swisher with a pitch, after warnings had been issued to both benches following a fifth-inning brawl, according to The Associated Press.

Kansas City Royals manager Trey Hillman was ejected by home plate umpire Tim Timmons during the seventh inning Sunday, Aug. 3, after starting pitcher Zack Greinke hit Chicago White Sox OF Nick Swisher with a pitch, after warnings had been issued to both benches following a fifth-inning brawl, according to The Associated Press.