Peters (shoulder/rib) day to day after running full speed into outfield wall
CHICAGO -- Don’t expect Tristan Peters to change his hard-nosed, all-out-effort style of play for the White Sox. Not even after Peters suffered a left shoulder/rib contusion while crashing into the right-center-field wall chasing down Kevin McGonigle’s three-run triple in the fifth during an 11-8 loss to the Tigers on
White Sox lose grip on AL Central lead after Tigers score 9 unanswered
CHICAGO -- There was a moment Friday night, somewhere early on after first pitch against the Tigers at Rate Field, where the White Sox looked good and their move toward the postseason looked even better. The A's had jumped to a three-run lead in the first inning at Cleveland, while
Windy City Wizard works magic with milestone first throw in recovery process
CHICAGO – White Sox players gathered at the Rate Field home dugout rail around 3 p.m. CT in anticipation of the upcoming big moment during Friday’s pregame.
Vargas' 2 clutch web gems prove crucial in tight win over Tigers
CHICAGO -- Miguel Vargas always knew third base was his defensive position. He made that comment as far back as SoxFest in late January, looking forward to playing there regularly in 2026, and has backed up those strong words almost every day during his breakout campaign.
Mune's big night on both sides puts White Sox back in first
CHICAGO – It would have been easy for White Sox first baseman Munetaka Murakami to celebrate a strong individual night during his team’s 3-1 victory over the Tigers Thursday night at Rate Field.
TA's return to Rate Field? Picture-perfect
CHICAGO -- Now that Tim Anderson is retired, could photography be next on the two-time All-Star shortstop’s agenda? “Maybe,” Anderson said via text during the White Sox contest against the Tigers Thursday night at Rate Field, followed by a “Lol.”
Montgomery (wrist) out of White Sox lineup while recovering from HBP
CHICAGO – The good news for the White Sox and shortstop Colson Montgomery is that X-rays on his left wrist came back negative after being hit squarely in that area by a Parker Messick pitch during the fourth inning and eventually departing Chicago's 6-3 loss to the Guardians Wednesday in
A more open Tim Anderson embraces retirement ceremony
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White Sox-Guardians series could clarify AL Central race
The closest division race in baseball is within the AL Central, where the White Sox lead the Guardians by a half-game. The teams meet in Cleveland for a three-game series beginning Monday, and while there are more than a week of games after this set, we may know a lot
Sandlin carries perfecto into 6th before Cardinals storm back
ST. LOUIS -- White Sox right-hander David Sandlin was perfect for 5 1/3 innings in his start Sunday against the Cardinals, the same day he arrived at Busch Stadium from Triple-A Charlotte. By the end of the sixth inning, St. Louis had scored three runs on its way to handing
White Sox see 'light at the end of the tunnel' after Grichuk's heroics
ST. LOUIS -- One game does not make a 162-game Major League Baseball schedule. For the 2026 White Sox, it actually was one inning and one swing of the bat from Randal Grichuk on Saturday turning a recent 3-9 slog toward October back to a significant momentum boost on the
Grichuk plays hero in ninth as White Sox increase AL Central lead
ST. LOUIS – A lively debate took place among White Sox media as to what to dub Randal Grichuk after his two-out, two-strike, game-winning home run in the ninth inning of a 6-5 victory over the Cardinals Saturday at Busch Stadium sailed over the glove of right fielder Victor Scott
White Sox amateur scouting director Mike Shirley resigns
ST. LOUIS – Mike Shirley, the White Sox amateur scouting director, resigned Saturday and is no longer with the organization. The news was announced by the White Sox prior to their game at Busch Stadium against the Cardinals. Shirley was in his seventh season in this particular role after being
200 K's, but that's not Montgomery's identity for White Sox
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White Sox drop fourth straight as division lead is down to a half-game
ST. LOUIS – The following question was posed to White Sox third baseman Colson Montgomery prior to his team’s 7-3 loss to the Cardinals on Friday night at Busch Stadium, in a game delayed one hour and 10 minutes by the potential for rain. Is there something acceptable regarding just
White Sox magic number continues shrinking despite latest misstep
CHICAGO -- Everything went as the White Sox wanted across the league on Wednesday night. Cleveland (74-73) lost in Baltimore, lowering the South Siders’ magic number to 14 in the American League Central, assuming the White Sox maintain their current two-game season-series edge on the Guardians with three games on
Smith, Taylor are major cogs in Sox postseason pitching plans
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Burke hit hard in short outing vs. Pirates
CHICAGO – Pittsburgh’s 9-3 thumping of the White Sox basically was over after the first inning Tuesday night at Rate Field. Actually, it took just seven batters against White Sox ace Sean Burke.
Thorpe tosses 5 scoreless innings in latest rehab start
CHICAGO – Prior to this season, Drew Thorpe had never pitched a game at the Triple-A level. But his performance Tuesday night, during Triple-A Charlotte’s 4-1 victory over Buffalo, marked his fifth start for the Knights along the injury rehab trail. Here’s a look at the results for Thorpe, who
Vasil is magical for White Sox despite not playing this season
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Everything comes up White Sox in rout to seal series win
CHICAGO -- It was a perfect night of baseball for the White Sox Sunday at Rate Field. Sure, a 10-1 victory over the Twins to win the weekend series greatly enhanced the cause. But it was everything that went into the final score that proved to be even more essential.
Mune gives Sox a 30-HR trio as showdown for club lead joins race for title
CHICAGO – Munetaka Murakami had one major goal when coming from Japan to play Major League Baseball via a two-year, $34 million deal with the White Sox – stay healthy. The first baseman missed on that target upon suffering a Grade 2 right hamstring strain on May 29 against the
Vargas, Montgomery hit 30-homer mark to back Fedde
CHICAGO – Take your pick among the top White Sox moments from a 4-1 victory over the Twins Friday night at Rate Field.
GM Getz expresses optimism about extending Murakami, Venable
CHICAGO – There was quite a bit of talk about All-Star White Sox first baseman Munetaka Murakami and White Sox manager Will Venable during Friday’s 20-minute pregame session with general manager Chris Getz. Only a small part of that conversation involved extending those important individuals beyond the 2027 season. Murakami
White Sox reinstate Teel from injured list
CHICAGO – White Sox catcher Kyle Teel had an unfortunate feeling of déjà vu when he addressed the media in the home dugout prior to Friday’s game against the Twins at Rate Field.