Chicago White Sox are seeing their pitching staff getting healthier by the day. Now the team may need to turn its attention to the other half of the battery.

Following Monday's snapping of a five-game losing streak was sobering news of an injury to catcher A.J. Pierzynski. Though his right oblique strain is listed as mild, the prospect of Pierzynski missing a substantial number of games could hamper Chicago as they attempt to stay in the playoff hunt.

White Sox skipper Robin Ventura held his starting catcher out of Chicago's 11-4 win over Minnesota Tuesday. Coupled with Detroit's loss in Cleveland, the White Sox pulled into a tie with the Tigers in the AL Central Division.

It isn't far-fetched to think that he will start Tyler Flowers again on Wednesday. Ventura told MLB.com's Cash Kruth that with a rash of injuries, mostly to the pitching staff, his reserves have to step up.

I don't think anybody can plan on what's going ...

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