Alejandro De Aza hit a walkoff RBI single as the White Sox beat the Tigers 4-3 in 11 innings on Tuesday.

It's been a heroic past several days for De Aza, who had a walkoff triple last Wednesday against the Yankees. He is now batting .276/.330/.427 and he's on pace for 18 home runs, 18 stolen bases and 69 RBI. The 29-year-old has been a respectable fantasy outfielder.

Alejandro De Aza hit a two-run, walk-off double to give the White Sox a 6-5 win over the Yankees in 12 innings on Wednesday.

The White Sox were twice down to their final out before rallying, first to send the game to extras and then to win in the 12th inning. De Aza went 2-for-6 on the night, and his double off Andrew Warren gave him 48 RBI on the year. He also extended his hitting streak to seven games in the win.

Alejandro De Aza went 2-for-4 with an RBI in the win over the Yankees on Tuesday.

De Aza has a modest six-game hitting streak going. His double in the seventh inning drove in his 46th run of the season, not bad for a leadoff hitter. The 29-year-old is hitting .275/.331/.429 this year.

Ajenadro De Aza slugged his 13th home run of the 2013 season in Thursday's loss to the Indians.

De Aza drew some trade interest at this week's deadline but wound up staying with Chicago. The 29-year-old is on pace for 20 home runs, 18 steals and 69 RBI.

FOX Sports' Jon Paul Morosi reports that the Rangers are not pursuing Alejandro De Aza after all.

Morosi had the information in his earlier report incorrect. The Rangers are, however, still going after De Aza's teammate, Alex Rios.

FOX Sports' Jon Morosi reports that the Rangers have expressed interest in Alejandro De Aza.

Texas is also courting White Sox outfielder Alex Rios. De Aza, 29, is currently batting .275/.332/.437 with 12 homers and 11 stolen bases in 93 games this season for Chicago. He carries more years of contractual control but Rios has the better offensive track record.

Alejandro De Aza went 3-for-5 with a double and scored four runs in the second game of Friday's doubleheader.

De Aza became the first White Sox leadoff man to score four runs in a game in nine years. Willie Harris was the last in 2004.

Alejandro De Aza launched his 10th home run of the season and drew a walk in Friday's win over the Royals.

It was a two-run shot off Bruce Chen. De Aza had nine home runs in 131 games last season, but he has already a established a new career-high through 68 games in 2013. It's a nice bonus for fantasy owners who were mostly counting on him as a speed source.

Alejandro De Aza homered and tripled but the White Sox lost to the Astros on Sunday in Houston.

De Aza hit his triple in the sixth inning and eventually came in to score then launched a two-run shot in the top of the ninth to pull the White Sox within one run. But it was another Chicago loss -- the team's fourth straight.

Alejandro De Aza (illness) returned to Saturday's lineup.

De Aza missed Friday's game due to an illness, but it was never a major concern. He's starting in center field and batting leadoff Saturday against the Astros.

Alejandro De Aza is out of Friday's lineup against the Astros due to illness.

He should be good to go in the next day or so. Casper Wells is playing center field Friday.

White Sox leadoff man Alejandro De Aza went 0-for-4 in Monday's loss to the Cubs.

It's nice that De Aza already has seven homers, but he also possesses a .285 OBP, making him a pretty lousy leadoff man thus far. The White Sox are happy with his defense, so they're certainly not going to pull him from the lineup, and they don't really have anyone else suited for batting first. As a result, little is likely to change for De Aza.

Alejandro De Aza continued his impressive power display, smashing his seventh home run of the season in Friday's loss to the Angels.

It marked the second consecutive game that De Aza led off the game with a home run. After his 2-for-5 effort, he's now hitting .252 on the season with seven bombs, 15 RBI and five stolen bases. The 29-year-old outfielder is proving that his breakout 2012 campaign was no fluke, and he's developing into an impact fantasy contributor. While the power is very unlikely to continue at this pace, he's a solid bet to hit 15 homers and steal 20 bases with plenty of runs scored hitting atop the White Sox lineup.

Alejandro De Aza went 3-for-5 with a home run as the White Sox beat the Mets on Wednesday.

De Aza led off the game with his sixth home run of the season and later recorded his fifth stolen base as well. The outfielder is a good bet to reach mid-double digits in both by season's end, and he should score plenty of runs atop the lineup as well. He's a fringe starter in standard mixed leagues but should be owned in the majority.

Alejandro De Aza doubled and homered, driving in two runs against the Rangers on Wednesday.

The home run was De Aza's fifth of the year after hitting just nine all of 2012. His primary weapon is his speed -- he's also stolen four bases this season -- so a power surge would be a welcome addition to his skillset. Batting leadoff, De Aza won't drive in a ton of runs, but he looks primed to contribute everywhere else this summer.

Alejandro De Aza launched a solo homer in Sunday's win over the Indians.

It was one of two longballs on the day for the White Sox, as Paul Konerko contributed a two-run shot. De Aza's blast came in the eighth inning off of nasty setup man Vinnie Pestano. The outfielder now has three dingers on the year to go along with a stolen bases and eight RBI.

Alejandro De Aza has accepted an invitation to play for the Dominican Republic in the 2013 WBC.

De Aza is replacing Carlos Gomez, who has decided to remain in Brewers camp all spring. The White Sox center fielder batted .281/.349/.410 with 26 stolen bases in 2012 and should again be a strong fantasy outfielder in 2013.

White Sox avoided arbitration with OF Alejandro De Aza by agreeing to a one-year, $2.075 million contract.

He receives a nice raise in his first year of arbitration. De Aza will return as the White Sox' center fielder in 2013 after batting .281/.349/.410 with nine homers and 26 steals last season.

Alejandro De Aza is out of the White Sox' lineup again Monday due to the flu.

It's the third straight game he's missed. Dewayne Wise is getting another start in center field against Corey Kluber and the Indians.

Updating a previous item, Alejandro De Aza was scratched from Saturday's game with flu-like symptoms.

Consider him day-to-day. DeWayne Wise is starting in center field Saturday and batting leadoff.