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Brian Anderson makes house calls
The White Sox had a couple familiar faces making calls thanking season ticket holders today. The cameras and reporters were on hand to witness the pleasant surprises heard over the phone by Chicago White Sox players Brian Anderson and Scott Linebrink. Our camera caught one particular call that was disappointing to outfielder Brian Anderson.
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