3 things we learned at Chicago White Sox spring training, including Carlos Rodon and Reynaldo Lopez showcasing their offseason work and why Aaron Bummer missed the start of camp

“Lopez, I thought, was outstanding,” La Russa said. “Carlos, I was trying to watch from over on the half field. I think he had a good throw as well. You hope in the early part of this, when they throw bullpens and now they’re starting to throw to hitters, that there’s progress every time, and we can definitely say they’re progressing.”