The Chicago White Sox were not competitive in 2015, however no one can assign blame to their starting rotation. Here is how that group will look in 2016.
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Alex Gordon has resigned with the Kansas City Royals, but what does it mean for the division rival White Sox who were also pursuing the outfielder?
Japanese ace pitcher Kenta Maeda was made available for major league teams by the Hiroshima Carp, but would signing Maeda be smart for the White Sox?
On Day 3 of the 2015 Winter Meetings in Nashville, the Chicago White Sox acquired third baseman Brett Lawrie from the Oakland Athletics for two prospects.
The Chicago White Sox have some shopping to do this winter. What better day to start than Black Friday? Here is a list of moves the White Sox should make.
Avisail Garcia's future with the Chicago White Sox may be in doubt according to some fans and media members, but at 24 he can still be a productive player.
David Freese plays third base and the Chicago White Sox need a solution at that position. Should the club consider the 2011 World Series MVP as an option?
Daniel Murphy has had a postseason for the ages as a member of the New York Mets, but could the Chicago White Sox sign him as a free agent this winter?
Robin Ventura will return as the Chicago White Sox manager in 2016 in a somewhat surprising move. What does that mean for the Southsiders chance next year?
Despite an atrocious season for the White Sox, a pair of records were set when Chris Sale and Jose Abreu performed previously unaccomplished deeds
Chris Sale has been historically good in his first six major league seasons, but is his pace good enough for Cooperstown?
Jeff Samardzija has had a dismal season with the Chicago White Sox, yet a one-hitter against the Detroit Tigers may spark a turnaround as the season wanes.
While Adam LaRoche came to Chicago on high expections, his first year has left a sour taste in the mouths of White Sox fans, leading to this dubious honor.
Matt Albers signed with the Chicago White Sox a week before reporting to spring training, yet the quietest off-season acquisition may have been the best.
Erik Johnson entered 2014 as a top-billed prospect before faltering throughout the year, so why is 2015 so different? The answer is simpler than it seems.
The tentative Chicago White Sox schedule for next year has been released. The White Sox look to use an advantageous slate of games to improve in 2016.
The Chicago White Sox have a good core of players together that have underperformed this year, but what can be done in the offseason to avoid a 2015 repeat?
Carlos Rodon was the third overall pick in the 2014 MLB Draft by the Chicago White Sox and in his rookie season he has shown why he was a top selection.
The Chicago White Sox may have found their third baseman of 2016 in rookie Tyler Saladino, but has he earned that title with a month left in 2015?
Carlos Sanchez has turned a corner since the start of July, finally giving the Chicago White Sox a viable second baseman. How and what does it mean in 2016?