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Chicago White Sox batters have turned into 1927 Yankees since the All-Star Break
To put this in context: The famed 1927 New York Yankees, called the Murderers' Row lineup, had a team OPS of .872. First of all, that's insane, a full season hitting at that rate. But it also means the White Sox have been nearly that good in this stretch.
White Sox infielder Miguel Vargas was scratched from Saturday night's game at the Angels because of a left oblique strain.
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