MONTREAL - Jon Rauch appreciates getting a second chance with the White Sox.
The right-hander was recalled from Triple-A Charlotte on Sunday. In his previous stint with Chicago, Rauch drew criticism from general manager Kenny Williams and several teammates after he left the clubhouse before the end of a 5-1 loss to Anaheim on May 29.
"You have no idea, especially when somebody comes up to you and says, "Hey look, you're going back up,' " Rauch said. "The shock right there was more than enough, but it's nice to get another chance and see that they have some kind of faith in me."
The 6-foot-11 Rauch arrived at Olympic Stadium during Chicago's 4-2 loss to Montreal and threw in the bullpen in the eighth inning.
"He made a mistake," manager Ozzie Guillen said before the game. "I talked to the players, and we're going to treat him like a professional. He knows he made a mistake. He didn't kill anybody.
"I don't think we're going to have any problem having him back here."
Arnie Munozwas sent back to Charlotte.
ANGELS: Left-hander Jarrod Washburn left the game after two innings because of upper neck and back spasms.
BREWERS: First baseman Lyle Overbay had a 16-game hitting streak snapped.
D'BACKS: Right-hander Lance Cormier was demoted to Triple-A Tucson and right-hander Greg Aquino recalled.
DODGERS: The series with the Yankees set a franchise weekend attendance record of 165,240.
EXPOS: Right-hander Shawn Hill was recalled from Double-A Harrisburg and right-hander Jeremy Fikac optioned to Triple-A Edmonton.
GIANTS: The Red Sox and Rays are the only teams leftfielder Barry Bonds has played against and has not homered against. Bonds never has played the Indians. ... Right-hander David Aardsma was recalled from Triple-A Fresno and left-hander Noah Lowry demoted.
INDIANS: Right-hander Jason Davis' homer was the first for a Cleveland pitcher since Tampa native Dwight Gooden's against Cincinnati on June 11, 1999. ... Outfielder Matt Lawton had his 16-game hitting streak snapped.
ORIOLES: Left-hander Eric DuBose (elbow) was placed on the 15-day disabled list. Outfielder Tim Raines Jr. was recalled from Triple-A Ottawa.
MARLINS: The lineup was juggled, with Juan Pierre dropping from the leadoff spot to No. 7 and outfielder Jeff Conine moving into the No. 2 spot.
PADRES: Catcher Ramon Hernandez (knee) left the game after getting hurt making a putout at home. He was replaced by Miguel Ojeda. ... Infielder Ramon Vazquez (strained side) was reinstated from the 15-day DL and started at shortstop, giving rookie Khalil Greene the day off. ... Right-hander Dennis Tankersley was sent back to Triple-A Portland.
PHILLIES: Centerfielder Marlon Byrd was sent to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre after hitting .224 with two home runs in 58 games. Infielder Shawn Wooten was recalled.
PIRATES: Utility player Craig Wilson, in an 0-for-19 slump, did not start for the first time this season.
ROCKIES: Outfielder Larry Walker (strained groin) will be activated from the DL after missing the first 67 games, and utility player Kit Pellow will be optioned to Triple-A Colorado Springs. ... Outfielder Jeromy Burnitz (tight hamstring) was back after missing two games.
TIGERS: Reliever Steve Colyer was optioned to Triple-A Toledo and right-hander Franklyn German recalled.
