Weaver’s new routine pays off in first start

Jered Weaver got ready in a way he never really has before this offseason. He worked on his offspeed pitches prior to Spring Training for the first time, in anticipation of getting stretched out early, and trained with massage therapist Yoichi Terada to “get all the limbs and everything feeling up to par.” His work paid off in his first start of spring.

Weaver’s new routine pays off in first start

Jered Weaver got ready in a way he never really has before this offseason. He worked on his offspeed pitches prior to Spring Training for the first time, in anticipation of getting stretched out early, and trained with massage therapist Yoichi Terada to “get all the limbs and everything feeling up to par.” His work paid off in his first start of spring.

Weaver’s new routine pays off in first start

Jered Weaver got ready in a way he never really has before this offseason. He worked on his offspeed pitches prior to Spring Training for the first time, in anticipation of getting stretched out early, and trained with massage therapist Yoichi Terada to “get all the limbs and everything feeling up to par.” His work paid off in his first start of spring.

Beckham downplays batting-stance talk

Gordon Beckham looked just a bit more upright in his batting stance during two at-bats Friday in the White Sox 5-0, Cactus League-opening loss against the Dodgers. If the White Sox second baseman makes any further tweaks to his stance, though, it won’t end up becoming a matter of public record.

Beckham downplays batting-stance talk

Gordon Beckham looked just a bit more upright in his batting stance during two at-bats Friday in the White Sox 5-0, Cactus League-opening loss against the Dodgers. If the White Sox second baseman makes any further tweaks to his stance, though, it won’t end up becoming a matter of public record.

Beckham downplays batting-stance talk

Gordon Beckham looked just a bit more upright in his batting stance during two at-bats Friday in the White Sox 5-0, Cactus League-opening loss against the Dodgers. If the White Sox second baseman makes any further tweaks to his stance, though, it won’t end up becoming a matter of public record.