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
After 'punch in the face,' White Sox prepared to fight back
CHICAGO -- The White Sox were punched in the mouth. Erick Fedde didn’t shy away from it. Neither did Andrew Benintendi. After a three-game sweep at the hands of the Pirates, one that ended with two hits and no runs Thursday night, the message inside Chicago’s clubhouse was clear.
White Sox taking cautious approach with top prospect Cholowsky
CHICAGO -- Roch Cholowsky’s first taste of professional baseball ended earlier than the White Sox hoped. Now, their top prospect’s focus has shifted toward making sure his first full season does not begin the same way. Cholowsky, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft and baseball's No.
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
Benches clear in Pirates-White Sox after inning-ending double play
CHICAGO -- Yohan Ramírez induced a key 5-4-3 double play to preserve the Pirates' 4-1 lead at the end of the seventh inning. Then, the benches and bullpens cleared at Rate Field Wednesday night.
Smith, Taylor are major cogs in Sox postseason pitching plans
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Latest White Sox injuries & transactions
This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest White Sox injury news and transactions.
Predicting each organization's top prospect in 2028
With the Minor League regular seasons wrapping up this month, it’s tempting to say we’re already looking ahead to 2027. But in this case, we’re going one step beyond that.
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
One of the offseason's best additions was one nobody saw coming
After the dust has settled following every offseason, it's fun to predict how old faces will perform in new places during the upcoming season.
Vasil is magical for White Sox despite not playing this season
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Predicting the 2026 Gold Glove Award winners
As with every other superlative for the 2026 season -- MVP, Cy Young, Rookie of the Year -- the Gold Glove Awards look to produce some intense competition at multiple positions. There are the usual suspects, such as Braves first baseman Matt Olson and Royals shortstop Bobby Witt Jr., who
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
It was a hard-hit home run. But there's a catch (by a fan, barehanded, on his birthday)
Scorching line drives can give any Major League fielder trouble: Even in the outfield, the force of a screamer with a triple-digit exit velocity can knock a defender off his feet.
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.
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.
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
In 2026, debuting hitters have slugged ... like Ruth?
Nobody would blame a rookie for being nervous in his MLB debut. An 0-fer is completely understandable and would have no bearing on the expectations for a player’s career. But none of that seems to matter to this season’s crop of debutants. Hitters making their debuts have been more productive
White Sox prospect looks to go from South of France to South Side
So far, baseball has taken Mathias LaCombe from the vineyards of Bordeaux to the deserts of Arizona, ultimately landing in Birmingham, Alabama, as a member of the White Sox Double-A affiliate. Along the way, he became only the second native of France to be selected in the MLB Draft, a
White Sox focus on playoff picture as Murakami, Castillo struggle
HOUSTON -- Munetaka Murakami has turned in an All-Star and franchise-changing rookie campaign for the 2026 White Sox, serving as a key cog in the team’s ongoing American League Central-leading status. But with an 0-for-4 showing during a 6-2 loss to the Astros on Thursday afternoon at Daikin Park, including
Peters' historic run at plate leads to AL Rookie of the Month Award
HOUSTON -- The unexpectedly spectacular 2026 season for White Sox center fielder Tristan Peters took on another accolade Thursday as he was named American League Rookie of the Month for August. Unexpected, in the sense that his contract was purchased from the Rays on Dec. 18, 2025, without much fanfare.