Despite being rumored for Padres All-Star closer Mason Miller, the White Sox chose to stay patient and take a more conservative approach, which will end up being the right call.
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With days to go until the MLB Draft, the jury is still out on who the White Sox will select first overall, and it's truly a very tough decision.
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Despite rumors that Hagen Smith's call-up to the big leagues could be coming soon, the best course of action could be to wait until next season.
Munetaka Murakami's multi-homer game Saturday put him among the quickest players to 17 home runs in MLB history.
One year ago today, MLB reinstated White Sox legends Shoeless Joe Jackson and Eddie Cicotte, giving both players a chance to posthumously make the hall of fame.
White Sox third-baseman Miguel Vargas has broken out in a big way in 2026, and his progress has been the driving force behind the team's strong start.
The White Sox outfield struggles have fans screaming for Braden Montgomery, who is off to an excellent start in Double-A this season and should reach Chicago this summer.
Munetaka Murakami is off to a great start and has his sights set on the AL Rookie of the Year award, but AL Central rivals Chase DeLauter and Kevin McGonigle may provide his biggest competition.
The White Sox step forward in 2026 will largely come from the team's improved bullpen decisions and better clutch hitting
The White Sox released their 2026 promotional schedule, featuring an excellent lineup of giveaways. Here are the five best.
Former White Sox pitcher Charlie Robertson, who threw one of the most forgotten perfect games in baseball history, was born on this day in 1896.
The White Sox recent minor league deals with Lamonte Wade Jr and Tyson Miller indicate the team's desire to take a swing on players with upside.
Mark Buehrle's career numbers and longetivity make an interesting case for why the former White Sox ace should be in the Baseball Hall of Fame
The White Sox signed Venezuelan catcher Fernando Graterol for $1.6 million this week, and the 17 year-old has a real chance to be the team's catcher of the future