News: According to The Sports Xchange notes: RHP Scott Linebrink is still not where manager Ozzie Guillen would like him to be after his first three outings, but Guillen wasn't about to give up on the veteran down the stretch, either. Linebrink missed almost two months with what was called inflammation in the right posterior of his shoulder. He's pitched three innings since coming back from the DL, allowing two earned runs in his latest outing on Sunday. "Obviously he's only got three outing since he's been back," Guillen said. "He threw one good one... (Sunday) he made a good pitch to the guy, it was low and away and the guy hit a home run. (In) the last couple of outings, I like what I see."
Analysis: Linebrink is nothing more than a low-end middle reliever for the deepest of AL-only leagues that use true middle men at this point in his career
News: White Sox RP Scott Linebrink said he felt fine after pitching a scoreless inning Friday. He had been sidelined since July 22 with a sore shoulder. Even so, manager Ozzie Guillen wasn't sure when Linebrink might return to his primary setup role.
Analysis: Linebrink lowered his ERA to 2.25 and continues to be one of the best setup men in the majors. Unfortunately, he doesn't have much Fantasy appeal except in AL-only Rotisserie leagues
Rick Gano, of The Associated Press, reports Chicago White Sox RP Scott Linebrink (shoulder) made his first appearance Friday, Sept. 5, since July 22.
News: White Sox reliever Scott Linebrink, who came off the DL Monday, made his first appearance since July 22 on Friday against the Angels. Linebrink, who had been sidelined by a sore shoulder, pitched a scoreless inning and walked just one batter.
Analysis: Linebrink lowered his ERA to 2.25 and continues to be one of the best setup men in the majors. Linebrink is nothing more than a middle reliever for the deepest of leagues that use true middle men, when healthy
White Sox activated RHP Scott Linebrink from the 15-day disabled list. Linebrink missed five weeks with an inflamed shoulder. He'll try to work his way back into a setup role for the White Sox.
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Numbers in parenthesis for each team indicates total runs scored that game. Numbers next to each pitcher indicates earned runs.
The run differential is based on total runs each team scored when Scott Linebrink has a decision. (i.e. win/loss) Similarly, the opposing pitcher listed also received a decision.
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