The Chicago White Sox went 3-7 on their recent three city road trip, but general manager Rick Hahn isn't overly concerned.
Just 17 games into the season, Chicago is 7-10 and fourth place in the American League Central.
"We're all a little disappointed by how the road trip went. I mean, certainly, we didn't expect to go 3-7 on it," Hahn said. "There were some positives in terms of we were in essentially every game.
"Most of the season we've played some very close games. And we showed some resiliency and some fight after starting off 0-5 on that trip and to fight back from there was good to see.
"A couple of breaks here and there, a couple of key hits or a little better execution, and it could have been a winning trip given how close the games were," Hahn said. "With just about 10 percent of the season played, I don't think you can draw any grand conclusions about where things sit right now."