New-and-improved David Sandlin should have staying power in White Sox' rotation
White Sox right-hander David Sandlin threw 5.2 innings without allowing an earned run on Sunday, providing a boost to a rotation that has failed to produce a six-inning start in 23 games. While manager Will Venable stated the team is currently evaluating the rotation on a series-by-series basis, Sandlin’s strong performance positions him for a continued role in the starting lineup.
<p>CLEVELAND — The <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/white-sox" target="_blank" >White Sox</a> haven’t had a pitcher work six innings in their last 23 games. So when it comes to assessing whether right-hander <b>David Sandlin</b> will get another chance to start after not allowing an earned run in 5⅔ innings Sunday, manager <b>Will Venable</b> didn’t waste time answering.</p><p>‘‘We just take this series by series,’’…
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