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White Sox aren't expected to have a winning season but if some things come together this year, 2019 could be a good season for the team.

White Sox fans are growing tired of Jerry Reindsdorf and the current ownership/management group...what would a new ownership group look like?

White Sox Spring Training record isn't important but there are many players that are having good performances just before the start of the regular season.

Infield and Outfield, Starting Pitching and Relief, a future team straw man is coming into sight. 2019 will be a key year in the rebuild for White Sox.

Former White Sox pitcher had a remarkable comeback story in 2003 when he nearly won Cy Young Award but his fall from grace is a sad story.

MLB revenue sharing is potentially doing more harm to White Sox fans than good as the franchise doesn't have the incentive to operate as a big market team.

White Sox should take a gamble and sign one of the many veteran free agent outfielders remaining before the start of this upcoming season.

White Sox top prospect hits his first home run of Spring Training while pitching prospect has a scoreless outing in his first start.

With the White Sox missing out on superstar free agents, some fans have begun to lose faith in the organization and their rebuilding efforts.

White Sox shortstop appears to be the vocal leader the South Side will need for this upcoming season after failed pursuits of superstar free agents.

While White Sox fans (rightfully) still rail against the front office, the early spring games are bringing some good news.

The White Sox appear to have an incredible future coming with all their young developing talent. They should transform all aspects of the franchise.

White Sox have a lot of payroll flexibility and by not signing superstar free agents, they have room to extend valuable veteran first baseman.

White Sox front office can't seem to get out of their own way in their attempts to explain why fans are upset over missing out on superstar free agents.

The White Sox front office seems to be out of touch with fans based on recent interviews of both Kenny Williams and Rick Hahn

Like a Phoenix rising out of the desert, the Chicago White Sox have survived the Great Free Agent Failure of 2019. There's still a season left to be played.