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CHICAGO -- When you are as thin as Chicago White Sox left-hander Chris Sale, you take 15 extra pounds any way you can get them.

 

So while working with a personal trainer five days a week has been beneficial, he has tried other avenues as well.

 

“I don’t have much of a sweet tooth but I do have a soft spot for some Taco Bell and Five Guys,” Sale sheepishly admitted. “I guess those are my cheat stations.”

 

Sale is hoping that some bulk on a frame that was listed at 6-foot-6, 180-pounds last season will help him get through the rigors of a long season. His 4.11 ERA in September was his highest of any month last season, as was his 1.457 WHIP.

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QUOTE (The Ultimate Champion @ Jan 26, 2013 -> 03:17 PM)
This is actually the 2nd most exciting development of this offseason. I'm pumped.

This is the time of the year when we get all the fluff articles...I have a feeling he will look just like he did last year, just like Bobby Jenks used to look the same after he lost 30 pounds every offseason.

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“I don’t have much of a sweet tooth but I do have a soft spot for some Taco Bell and Five Guys,” Sale sheepishly admitted. “I guess those are my cheat stations."

 

 

Terribly irresponsible comment from Sale. He obviously doesn't read the Healthy Eating Thread. :angry:

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QUOTE (Joxer_Daly @ Jan 26, 2013 -> 10:22 PM)
Terribly irresponsible comment from Sale. He obviously doesn't read the Healthy Eating Thread. :angry:

 

Michelle Obama won't make him the poster child for healthy eating will she!!! :P

 

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QUOTE (Steve9347 @ Jan 29, 2013 -> 05:34 PM)
I know this is a joke, but just for infos sake on the Score they said he's at 181 now.

 

At 6'6.

Interestingly (or not), that puts him in the "normal" range on the BMI chart. I'm sure that chart is not calibrated for athletes, though.

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I am 5'10 and 181. I do not consider myself fat. I am not the bone thin kid I once was (5'10, 135), but that is ridiculous.

 

He'll be 24 when the season starts, and I bet he's closer to 200 next year too. He's still going to be razor thin, but he'll continue to add weight as he ages.

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