Gillaspie is out of Sunday's lineup against the Royals. Gillaspie will take a second day off in a row, this time missing Yordano Ventura. Marcus Semien will take over third base.

Gillaspie is not in the lineup for Saturday's game against the Royals. Gillaspie will be held out with the White Sox taking on left-hander Danny Duffy on Saturday. Marcus Semien will man the hot corner in Gillaspie's place.

Gillaspie is not in the lineup Tuesday for the third straight day. Gillaspie, who has gone just 2-for-16 (.125) in September, will be held out in favor of Marcus Semien for the third time in three days.

Gillaspie is not in the lineup Sunday against the Rays. September call-up infielder Marcus Semien will get the start over Gillaspie, who projects to be the White Sox' third baseman in 2015 after a decent year manning the hot corner. Gillaspie currently has a .285/.339/.423 line and remains an acceptable option for a down White Sox team.

Gillaspie went 2-for-5 with a three-run triple in the White Sox's win over the Royals on Tuesday. The triple came off the hitherto-impenetrable Wade Davis, and it gave the White Sox their ultimate two-run lead. September callup Marcus Semien has made three starts at third base this month, but it has largely been the Gillaspie show at third. That bodes well for his chances of holding onto the position in 2015.

Gillaspie is not in the lineup for Tuesday's game against the A's, according to CSN's Dan Hayes. Gillaspie will get the night off as the White Sox go with a righty-heavy lineup against A's southpaw Jon Lester. Marcus Semien will man the hot corner in Gillaspie's place.

Gillaspie went 1-for-4 with a solo home run and two RBI in the White Sox's win over the A's on Monday. The home run was Gillaspie's seventh of the season, all seven of which have come since July 1. Gillaspie has gone since August 27 without an extra-base game, but he is in no real danger of losing his full-time third base gig to the freshly-recalled Marcus Semien.

Gillaspie is not in the lineup for Tuesday's game against the Twins. Gillaspie went 1-for-17 over his last five games, and the White Sox will take on lefty Tommy Milone on Tuesday, so manager Robin Ventura decided to give him a day off. Marcus Semien will man the hot corner in Gillaspie's place.

Gillaspie said he would be open to playing the outfield next season, at least on a part-time basis, the Chicago Sun-Times reports. Before the 2014 season, it would have been difficult to believe that Gillaspie would hold onto the third base gig all season long. However, his high batting average and Matt Davidson's struggles at Triple-A Charlotte have kept the job in his hands. However, Davidson or Marcus Semien could make a push next spring, so defensive versatility could be an asset for Gillaspie.

Gillaspie went 1-for-3 with a grand slam, two runs scored and a walk in Sunday's win over Toronto. Gillaspie, hitting .311/.363/.456 on the season, hasn't been enjoying the most productive of months, so Sunday's big day at the plate was most welcome to fantasy owners. After hitting .333 with four homers and 11 RBI in July, Gillaspie has hit just .255 in August.