Sox answer Guillen with thumping

CHICAGO - Ozzie Guillen doesn't enjoy calling out his team, but more often than not, the White Sox play well after he goes on one of his rants. So, with that in mind, will he rail on his players more often? “No ... I don't want to get a heart attack just to win the game,” the Sox manager joked. A night after Guillen lost (his mind), the Sox won, 10-2, against Texas. The victory snapped a short, but troubling, three-game skid. “There was a lot of concern,” Guillen said after the win. “With a three-game losing streak, the way other teams were playing, a lot of people were panicking. [Tuesday] ... you saw why we're in first place.” Starter Mark Buehrle, pitching on three days' rest, scattered a run and six hits over 7 1/3 innings, and Alexei R