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• Minor League outfielder Micker Adolfo has a minor strained muscle in his left wrist, but should be back without restriction in a couple of days. Adolfo signed for $1.6 million as a 16-year-old out of the Dominican Republic last July, marking the largest amount ever spent by the White Sox for an international signing.

• Gordon Beckham was scratched from Monday's starting lineup with tightness in his right leg.

"It's too early in camp to kind of push anything," Beckham said. "It's kind of a fluke thing that I'm not playing today. It's not really a big deal."

• White Sox Minor League camp opens Wednesday at Camelback Ranch.

• There is no timetable for the return of reliever Daniel Webb, who went home last weekend due to a death in his family.

"Again, we are going to go by what he needs," Ventura said.

• Lindstrom got to know Orioles public relations director Monica Barlow over his 34 games with Baltimore in 2012. He expressed his sincerest condolences concerning Barlow's passing Friday at age 36 due to lung cancer.

"That's sad, tough to hear. You don't really come to grips with reality when something like that happens," Lindstrom said. "My condolences go to her family and the people of Baltimore. I know all those guys in the clubhouse loved working with her and she was awesome."