GLENDALE, Ariz. — Several White Sox players already had talked about making cohesiveness in the clubhouse a priority after a disappointing .500 finish last season, second baseman Elvis Andrus and shortstop Tim Anderson among them.
‘‘Everybody pulling the same way instead of each guy trying to do their thing,’’ Andrus said. ‘‘I think that was the only thing I saw lacking toward the end of last year.’’
