Addison Reed (RP)

Chicago reliever Addison Reed was used in a save situation with a 7-5 lead on Monday night at home against Detroit. Reed put two runners on base, but recorded a strikeout in the inning and closed out the Tigers for his third save of the season. Reed, who has been considered a leading candidate for saves with Chris Sale back in the rotation, gave up one hit and one walk and lowered his ERA to 4.76 on...

White Sox manager Robin Ventura plans to split save chances between Addison Reed, Matt Thornton and Hector Santiago.

With Chris Sale heading back to the starting rotation, White Sox relief pitcher Addison Reed could be the leading candidate for saves out of bullpen. Reed has registered a save in each of his past two appearances, including one Tuesday at Cleveland after Sale blew the chance.

Chicago reliever Addison Reed, who earned a save on Tuesday coming in after Chris Sale blew his opportunity, could be in line for saves on Wednesday and possibly going forward for a stretch, reports ESPN.com and pitching coach Don Cooper Wednesday. Sale is scheduled for an MRI on his elbow and the White Sox likely will need a closer at least in the short term.

Chicago White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper said it wouldn't be a surprise to have ...

Chicago White Sox RP Addison Reed is next in line behind RP Chris Sale for ...

White Sox reliever Addison Reed entered Tuesday's game against the Indians in the 10th inning with a two-run lead. After Chris Sale blew the save two innings earlier, he worked a perfect frame to secure the 5-3 win. Reed also struck out two while collecting his second save of the season.

Chicago White Sox RP Addison Reed picked up his second save of the season Tuesday, ...

Chicago White Sox RP Addison Reed struck out the only batter he faced Saturday, May ...

White Sox relief pitcher Addison Reed was needed for only one out during Chicago's 3-2 victory over Detroit on Saturday. Reed replaced Hector Santiago in the ninth inning and struck out the only batter he faced to register his first save of the season. He does have four holds.

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