Healthy again, Tim Anderson looking to bring positive vibes back to WhiteSox.
Recovering from a finger injury that sidelined him for the final two months, the White Sox's star shortstop was obviously watching the NBC Sports Chicago postgame show generally hosted by Ozzie Guillen and Chuck Garfien.
"I think we should all be pulling from the same string and not tearing each other down and not tearing players down, or we're going to tear you down," Anderson said."So I think it's just one of those things where we've got to support each other. We support you. We make ourselves available to you when you want to talk to us.
Fully healthy this spring, Anderson is looking to get back to sparking the White Sox out of the leadoff spot. The 29-year-old infielder was the American League batting champion in 2019 with a .335 average and he finished second the following season at .322.While also dealing with a groin injury last year, Anderson hit .301 while playing in only 79 games.
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