Saturday's victory was a much needed ray of hope, but the first week of the White Sox regular season didn't go as planned. What did we learn in week one?
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Chris Beck has fallen off the radar lately, but his four-pitch arsenal may come in handy for the White Sox in 2015.
One ingredient the White Sox will be adding to their lineup next spring hasn't been talked about quite as much. That ingredient is speed.
Avisail Garcia and Carlos Sanchez are experiencing playoff baseball before the 2015 MLB season even begins.
There is speculation the White Sox will acquire another infielder, while Micah Johnson and Carlos Sanchez compete for a spot in the starting lineup.
Only two months after the Royals claimed Moises Sierra off waivers from the White Sox, Chicago has an opportunity to bring him back into the fold.
The White Sox may find an opportunity to trade Dayan Viciedo as a result of the decreasing supply of outfielders on the free agent market.
Despite Dayan Viciedo's many shortcomings, the Chicago White Sox would be wise to stand pat with him as their left fielder in 2015.
The White Sox had an eventful four days during the winter meetings this week, adding Jeff Samardzija, David Robertson, and Dan Jennings in a short timespan.
The Chicago White Sox have made their lists and checked them twice in anticipation for this week's winter meetings.
The Chicago White Sox offered contracts to its arbitration eligible players, Tyler Flowers, Hector Noesi, Javy Guerra, Nate Jones, and Dayan Viciedo.