The White Sox are off to a rough start in 2026, and early pitching failures are revealing deeper rebuild concerns across the roster.
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Chase Meidroth made White Sox history with a leadoff home run on Opening Day, offering a rare positive in an otherwise rough loss to Milwaukee.
The White Sox added Reese McGuire despite already having three catchers, signaling a potential trade and major roster decision behind the plate.
White Sox prospect Sam Antonacci is gaining valuable experience and earning international attention with Team Italy during their surprising World Baseball Classic run.
White Sox reliever Wikelman Gonzalez, who is battling for one of the team's bullpen spots, left Tuesday's game with an injury and is a longshot for the opening day roster.
The White Sox have dominated the crosstown rival Cubs in both spring training matchups thus far, including some impressive home runs against cubs regulars.
The White Sox opened Spring Training with 60 runs in ten games, highlighted by Edgar Quero’s hot start and Dru Baker’s steady contributions across the lineup.
Through their first three Spring Training games, the White Sox outscored opponents 24 to 5 with production coming from across the lineup, creating real competition for roster spots.
Munetaka Murakami went 2 for 4 with two RBIs in his White Sox spring debut, offering an early look at the power profile the team hopes to unlock.
The White Sox have a tough decision to make surrounding the catching position, with three solid options on their 40-man roster and seemingly only two spots available.
As Spring Training begins, catcher is no longer a question for the White Sox. Kyle Teel and Edgar Quero give the position clarity.
Luisangel Acuna accomplished an incredible feat in the Venzuelan Winter League, and the White Sox may have been fooled by this performance when they chose to pull the trigger on a Robert deal.
The White Sox have been linked to former Mets outfielder Michael Conforto, a veteran viewed as a short term bet in a rebuild focused on ceiling, flexibility, and trade value.
The White Sox showed real offensive upside in 2025, but inconsistency kept those breakout performances from defining the season overall.
A look at April and July reveals when the White Sox season unraveled and when functional baseball briefly emerged in 2025.
The 2025 White Sox bullpen struggled early under an unsustainable workload, but a late season turnaround showed the impact of cleaner starts , and why it'll be crucial in 2026.
A new report links the Red Sox to catcher Kyle Teel, but the move doesn’t align with Chicago’s rebuild or Teel’s long-term value. Here’s why the White Sox shouldn’t entertain it.
Will Venable’s first year brought stability and measurable growth to the White Sox. Here’s what improved in 2025 and what the Sox need from him as the rebuild continues.