Chicago White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson (groin) was hitting .356/.393/.503 at the end of May last year while swinging and missing less than ever despite remaining aggressive at the plate. But a groin injury interrupted his hot streak, and he was never able to get back on track. He was unable to re-establish his same leg load and the separation that made his swing so consistent before his injury. Anderson finished with an average over .300 for the fourth straight year, but he hit .249/.287/.290...