Paul Konerko (knee, calf) is not in the White Sox lineup Tuesday night against the Yankees.

Konerko was struck on the outside of his left knee by a pitch during Sunday's game against the Red Sox. He didn't play Monday either. The White Sox are hoping that he will feel enough by Wednesday evening.

Paul Konerko (calf) is not in Monday's lineup.

Adam Dunn will play first base and Carlos Quentin will serve as the designated hitter when the White Sox open a four-game series Monday night against the Yankees. Konerko was struck on his left calf by a pitch Sunday and is being called "day-to-day" by the Chicago medical staff. He could be ready to rock by Tuesday evening.

Paul Konerko (calf) is not expected to play in Monday night's series-opener against the Yankees.

Konerko suffered a bruised left calf Sunday when he was struck by an Andrew Miller pitch. He had to leave the game and may need to rest for the next couple of days.

Paul Konerko left Sunday's game in the fourth inning after getting hit by an Andrew Miller pitch on the left knee.

It's not clear at this point how severe the injury is, but odds are it's probably just a day-to-day thing. We'll update his condition when more information is available. Brent Lillibridge took over for Konerko at first base.

Paul Konerko won the "Final Vote" to earn a spot on this season's American League All-Star roster.

Konerko collected more fan votes than Alex Gordon, Adam Jones, Victor Martinez and Ben Zobrist. The veteran first baseman has tallied 22 homers and 64 RBI this season.

Paul Konerko will bat third for the first time this season Thursday against the Twins.

Konerko has batted cleanup in all 83 of his previous spots, but he'll move up a spot against the right-hander Carl Pavano. Meanwhile, Adam Dunn will bat fourth for just the second time this season.

Paul Konerko homered for the fifth consecutive game in a win against the Cubs Tuesday.

He matched the club record for consecutive games with a homer. Konerko finished 2-for-3 with a walk and an RBI. The veteran first baseman has been on fire this month, hitting 26-for-60 (.433) with 10 home runs and 18 RBI. He has at least one hit in 19 of the last 20 games, lifting his average 44 points to .331.

Hot-hitting Paul Konerko wasted no time on Monday, homering in his first at-bat in a 6-3 setback to the Cubs.

Konerko finished 1-for-3 with two RBI. The veteran first baseman has been on fire this month, hitting 24-for-57 (.421) with nine home runs and 17 RBI. Equally as impressively, he has at least one hit in 18 of the last 19 games, lifting his average 40 points to .327.

Paul Konerko homered for the third straight game in Sunday's win over the Diamondbacks.

What wrist issue? Konerko now has 19 homers on the season and is hitting .425 with eight dingers in June alone. This comes one season after Konerko had a career-season at age 34, a campaign that seemed impossible to repeat. But now that Konerko is raking at career-best levels once again through 70 games this year, it's clear there's nothing fluky going on here.

Paul Konerko conceded that he might need an additional procedure on his left wrist at some point.

Konerko had surgery a week ago to dislodge a bone fragment in the wrist. He's feeling good now, but if the fragment moves, he might have to get cut open again. ``I felt soreness for a few days afterward, but it's been eight days now, and the -soreness is gone,'' he said. ``It depends on the fragment. If it moves to a different spot where it would bother me, they might have to go in. I hope it stays [where it is].''

Paul Konerko went 2-for-4 with a home run and two RBI in Chicago's loss to the A's on Friday.

Konerko's 16th home run of the season was the 381st of his career, tying him with Albert Belle for 60th all-time. Through 274 plate appearances, Konerko has been as productive as ever this year, posting a .321/.391/.570 triple-slash.

Paul Konerko continued to swing a hot bat on Thursday, launching his 15th homer to cap a 2-for-5 night.

The veteran first baseman is enjoying a 10-game hitting streak, during which his average has risen from .287 to .318. He is hitting 10-for-29 (.345) against the Athletics this season, and will have three more chances to build on these numbers this weekend.

Paul Konerko hit his 14th home run in Chicago's win over the Mariners on Tuesday.

The second-inning bomb was his third in four games and fourth in six. Overall, Konerko was 2-for-3 with a walk. Through 223 at-bats, he is now batting .318 with 47 RBI.

Paul Konerko hit his 13th home run in Chicago's win over the Mariners on Monday.

The bomb was his second in three games and third in five. Through 220 at-bats, he is now batting .314 with 46 RBI.

Paul Konerko (wrist) is expected to sit out again Sunday.

Konerko had a minor wrist operation on Friday, but the White Sox indicated that he could return to the lineup the following day. It seemed like an unrealistic expectation, and now he's expected to miss his third straight game Sunday. ``It's sore from people pulling and grabbing and sticking needles in you,'' Konerko said. ``It should be better for the long run.'' It's not clear if Konerko might be back in the lineup on Monday.

Paul Konerko had minor surgery on his left wrist Friday to remove a loose fragment.

It will keep him out of the lineup Friday, but he's expected to be available off the bench later in the game. We've never heard of a player missing only one game after undergoing wrist surgery, but it appears that this procedure was as minor as it gets. Konerko admitted in early May that he was having problems with the wrist but said that it's something that's bothered him for years and he's been able to play with. Adam Dunn is starting at first base Friday.

Paul Konerko hit his 11th home run and picked up his 40th RBI in Chicago's 7-3 win over the Red Sox on Monday.

He tagged Jon Lester for a third inning blast. The home run was his first in 16 games, but he managed to drive in nine runs between bombs, while he continues to lead the White Sox in RBI.

Paul Konerko did all sorts of damage against the Orioles on Monday, homering twice while driving in four runs and scoring twice in a White Sox victory.

The multi-homer game was his second of the season, and gives him eight bombs through 29 contests. With a .304 average and 24 RBI, Konerko is picking up right where he left off at the end of his renaissance 2010 campaign.

Ozzie Guillen has been suspended two games and fined an undisclosed amount by MLB for tweeting after his ejection earlier this week.

Guillen was expecting a fine, but he got even more for tweeting "This one going to cost me a lot money this is patetic" and "Today a tough guy show up a yankee stadium" following his ejection by home plate umpire Todd Tichenor. He'll serve the suspension during the first two games of the series against the Orioles, with bench coach Joey Cora taking over as acting manager.

Paul Konerko went 3-for-5 with a pair of RBI and runs scored in Thursday's win over the Rays.

The White Sox got to Jeff Niemann early and often in this one, as Konerko was one of four White Sox players to drive in two runs. Paulie is picking up right where he left off from his MVP-worthy 2010 campaign, as he boasts a .320 batting mark, four longballs and 15 RBI for the year.