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Consider this season--99 wins, a wire-to-wire American League Central Division championship and a 7-1 record in the first two playoff rounds--a way for White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen to pay tribute to that oft-overlooked chapter of baseball's how-to book: the bunt. Guillen remembers bunting. When you've finagled your way into 1,993 major league games despite a career batting average of .264 and just 28 home runs, you'd better have bunting on the brain.
"The reason why I played 16 years in baseball is because I can bunt," Guillen said just before the start of the World Series in Chicago last week. "I grew up watching the game in the '70s and '80s, and people were ...