The White Sox's pitching rotation is currently underperforming, with a collective 2.7 WAR that is below the standard expected of major league teams. Sean Burke leads the rotation with a 4-8 record and a 4.23 ERA across 110 2/3 innings. Cleveland has made significant progress, now only six games back of Detroit in the division, shifting expectations for upcoming series. The rotation's lack of depth is evident, with Burke's performance barely qualifying as average compared to other successful MLB starters.
The White Sox's rotation currently holds a collective 2.7 WAR, which is below average considering the expectations for innings pitched and performance.
Sean Burke appears to be the workhorse of the team, leading with a 4-8 record and 4.23 ERA over 110 2/3 innings.
Even combined, the White Sox's rotation's WAR is barely above that of a single average MLB starter, highlighting a significant gap in team performance.
Cleveland is closing in on Detroit in the division, with the Guardians just six games back, changing the dynamics of upcoming series.
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