PITTSBURGH — White Sox rookie Shane Smith was placed on the 15-day injured list with a sprained left ankle on Saturday, four days after the righthander pitched in the All-Star Game as Chicago’s lone representative.

The Sox' productive sixth clinched a 10-4 victory against the Pirates for a series win — their first series win after the All-Star break last season came in September. The Sox (34-65) recorded 13 hits on Saturday and have scored 20 runs over a two-game span.

Burrows finally allowed a hit with one out in the top of the fifth inning, as White Sox center fielder Luis Robert Jr. beat out a throw from Gonzales on a ground ball, which went well wide, putting Robert on second base after the error.

Somehow, in a weird North Side/South Side ''Summer of Chi'' way, there’s hope in both while only hope for one.

Lee would have the Padres sending Luis Campusano and prospects Tirso Ornelas (11th-ranked prospect) and Tyson Neighbors (15th-ranked prospect) to the White Sox for outfielder Mike Tauchman and catcher Korey Lee.

Shane Smith was picked as the Chicago White Sox's lone All-Star after an impressive start to his rookie campaign, but he will miss at least two weeks of action with a sprained ankle.

The Chicago White Sox placed All-Star right-hander Shane Smith on the 15-day injured list on Saturday due to a sprained left ankle.

The Chicago Cubs are among the top-fielding teams in MLB. “When you have a good defense, you start to realize how important it is,” Craig Counsell said.