GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The actual velocity or location of John
Danks' pitches during his second bullpen, taking place Sunday
morning at Camelback Ranch, wasn't the most important factor
resulting from another successful session.  It was the fact that
Danks was able to bounce back from Thursday's first session
without any pain that separates his post arthroscopic surgery
work from his painful pre-surgical struggles last year.  "I
think that's a big sign that I was able to get out there and
feel good again," the upbeat Danks said following his 15-minute
bullpen. "That makes me feel a lot better about things. We'll
see how it feels in a couple days. It's exciting. I'm still
making progress, which is a good sign."  "He felt better the
further he went along, so that's good news," said White Sox
manager Robin Ventura. "Everything is on schedule and he feels
great. You just monitor that every time he goes out. All these
little steps are better along the way."  Danks' Spring Training
schedule has two days off in between