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Exclusive: Developer pushes for White Sox stadium despite lawmakers' doubts
Despite the high cost of a new Chicago White Sox stadium, developer Related Midwest is not about to give up on its vision.
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White Sox hosting Hispanic Heritage Night at Guaranteed Rate Field
The Chicago White Sox are hosting a Hispanic Heritage Night event at Guaranteed Rate Field for their Friday game against the Oakland Athletics. NBC Chicago’s Mike Berman reports.
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White Sox honor James Earl Jones with ‘Field of Dreams' in-game tribute
The Chicago White Sox remembered actor James Earl Jones, who died Monday morning at the age of 93, with a beautiful tribute during Monday’s game against the Cleveland Guardians at Guaranteed Rate Field. The iconic American actor played the role of Terence Mann in the 1989 sports drama “Field of Dreams,” which was based on the 1982 novel “Shoeless Joe”…
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James Earl Jones, actor and voice of Darth Vader, dies at 93
The beloved actor was known for lending his voice to “The Lion King” and Darth Vader.
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White Sox record improves as they look to avoid worst season in MLB history
The Chicago White Sox salvaged the final game of a three-game set against the Boston Red Sox on Sunday afternoon at Fenway Park, taking another step in their quest to avoid the worst record in MLB history.
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Can White Sox avoid worst record in MLB history? Here's what to know
The Chicago White Sox are in the midst of yet another long losing streak, but can they somehow avoid posting the worst record in MLB history?
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White Sox set franchise record for losses in single season with 107
The White Sox picked up their 107th loss on Sunday afternoon against the Mets. After the game, Chuck Garfien and Ozzie Guillen discussed the historic season
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White Sox set franchise record for losses in single season
The Chicago White Sox lost their 10th consecutive game on Sunday in a 2-0 shutout at the hands of the New York Mets, and they made some significant history in the process.
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Woman shot at White Sox game sues team and stadium authority
A woman who was shot in the leg at a White Sox game is suing the team as well as the Illinois agency that owns Guaranteed Rate Field. The woman identified in the lawsuit as Jane Doe says the team and the Illinois Sports Facilities Authority failed to enforce the stadium’s firearms prohibition. She is seeking more than $50,000. The...
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White Sox make five roster moves ahead of Tigers series finale
The White Sox announced five roster moves on Monday ahead of their series finale against the Tigers. The team claimed infielder Jacob Amaya off waivers from the Astros, recalled left-handed pitcher Sammy Peralta and infielder Bryan Ramos from Triple-A Charlotte, optioned left-handed pitcher Ky Bush to Charlotte, and designated infielder Nick Senzel for assignment. Amaya has played in five MLB…
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White Sox crazy comeback bid vs. Cubs falls short in Grady Sizemore debut
CHICAGO (AP) — Ian Happ hit a leadoff homer, Cody Bellinger connected and the Chicago Cubs went deep four times before hanging on to beat the crosstown White Sox 7-6 on Friday night and spoil the debut of manager Grady Sizemore. The White Sox, keyed by Andrew Benintendi’s two homers, nearly wiped out a 7-0 deficit, only to come up…
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New White Sox manager Grady Sizemore shares how he wants to impact team in final 45 games of season
New White Sox manager Grady Sizemore never expected to be in this position. When he stopped playing in 2015, he didn’t know what he wanted to do next. “I just knew I wanted to make an impact on players’ lives, on their game, and just try to be a resource and help out any way that I could,” Sizemore said….
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How to fix the White Sox
To say the Chicago White Sox are struggling is a massive understatement. So how would Ariel “Prop Queen” Esptein begin to fix the team?
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White Sox make American League history with another 14-game losing streak
The Chicago White Sox have now lost 14 games in a row after falling to the Seattle Mariners on Sunday at Guaranteed Rate Field, and the team has yet again made history in a way they’d have preferred not to.
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Former White Sox minor leaguer suspended for betting on baseball
A former White Sox prospect has been suspended for one year for betting on baseball, including White Sox games. An MLB investigation found that José Rodríguez placed 31 bets on baseball, 28 on major league games and three on college games, and that seven of those bets were on White Sox games while he was a member of the team’s…
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Tommy Pham calls out White Sox coach, Brewers catcher after play at the plate
White Sox outfielder Tommy Pham was thrown out at the plate in the eighth inning of Sunday’s loss to the Brewers, and he was extremely upset about it. From start to finish, Pham wasn’t happy with how things played out and he didn’t hold back when describing the play to the media. Pham’s rancor began with third base coach...
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Current White Sox losing streak is worst in over 55 years. Inside all the awful numbers
With a 6-3 loss to the Brewers on Sunday, the White Sox extended their losing streak to 11 games in a row. As things stand now, that’s tied for the fourth-worst in franchise history. Unsurprisingly, the 11-game skid is the longest active streak in MLB. If the Angels lose on Sunday, they will be in second with five losses in…
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White Sox trade Robbie Grossman to Rangers
The Chicago White Sox have made a trade prior to Wednesday’s game against Tampa Bay, sending outfielder Robbie Grossman to the Texas Rangers.
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Bryan Ramos notches first career RBI for White Sox, before first career at-bat
New White Sox third baseman Bryan Ramos managed a nifty feat in his first career start on Sunday. He notched his first career RBI before his first career at-bat. The interesting anomaly happened because Ramos lifted a sacrifice fly to center field in his first plate appearance. The White Sox called Ramos up to the major leagues on Saturday to…
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White Sox officially have worst start in 124-year franchise history through 15 games
The White Sox made the wrong kind of history on Sunday. With their 11-4 loss to the Reds, the team fell to 2-13 on the season, which is the worst start to their season over their entire 124-year history, through 15 games. The previous worst start to a season was the 1968 squad’s 2-12 record through 14 games, which the…