CHICAGO -- The Chicago White Sox are going to put Chris Sale right back on the mound after his suspension ends.Sale will start Thursday against the crosstown Cubs in his first appearance since the ace left-hander was punished by the team for destroying collared throwback uniforms it was scheduled to wear.We understood what happened, but you cant get it back, you cant turn back the clock, third baseman Todd Frazier said before Monday nights game against the North Siders. I know when he gets back here hes going to be ready to go, knowing the person that he is.The 27-year-old Sale was scratched from his scheduled start Saturday night against Detroit and sent home after he cut up an unknown number of jerseys before the game. The 1976-style jerseys were navy and sported unusual collars on a hot and humid night.Manager Robin Ventura said he doesnt think Sale will need to address any issues with his teammates when he returns.Guys have seen a lot of stuff and its about playing, Ventura said. 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