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White Sox Manager Forgets Rule, Costs Team

White Sox Manager Forgets Rule, Costs Team

White Sox Manager Forgets Rule, Costs Team
Venable has done a great job in his first season with the team.
However, he forgot a key rule and it cost his team in their 8-2 loss.
The starting pitcher, Noah Schultz, had loaded the bases when Venable visited the mound.
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Venable talked to the umpire after his second mound visit.
He forgot that he couldn't visit the mound again without removing the pitcher.
The rule says a manager can only visit the mound once per pitcher per inning.
Venable had to remove Schultz from the game after just five batters.
This was a problem because the team's bullpen was already tired.
The new pitcher, David Sandlin, hadn't even started warming up yet.
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Venable reacted to the mistake during the game.
Venable said he made a mistake and took responsibility for it.
He said he lost track of the visits to the mound.
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Sandlin pitched well despite the unusual circumstances.
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Venable reacted to a call during the game.
Sandlin said he got a little extra time to warm up.
The White Sox lost their fourth game in a row.
Take Tomi Lahren with you on the go.
The White Sox will play the Guardians again on Saturday.
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Ryan Canfield is a digital production assistant.