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A snapshot of this year’s free agent left-handed reliever class
Deep Dive focuses on the depth of each position in the Chicago White Sox organization. The relievers will be written up in five parts:
Depth in the lowest levels (Dominican through Great Falls) Depth in Class A (Kannapolis and Winston-Salem) Depth in the highest levels (Birmingham and Charlotte) Under the Radar-type detail on one of the White Sox players at that position Free-agent options at that position, plus sneak peeks...Jace Fry: his past, present, and future with the White Sox Deep Dive focuses on the depth of each position in the Chicago White Sox organization. The relievers will be written up in five parts: Depth in the lowest levels (Dominican through Great Falls) Depth in Class A (Kannapolis and Winston-Salem) Depth in the highest levels (Birmingham and Charlotte) Under the Radar-type detail on one of the White Sox players at that position Free-agent options at that position, plus sneak peeks into...
Let’s break down what a White Sox-Dodgers deal could actually look like
Sources: #Dodgers have contacted the #WhiteSox regarding first baseman Jose Abreu. He’s a .295 hitter with 146 home runs in 5 MLB seasons.
— Michael J. Duarte (@michaeljduarte) December 5, 2018Well, well, well, is Jose Abreu about to leave, even though GM Rick Hahn indicated he was looking to add MLB pieces, not subtract? It is probably two years too late to get a top-level prospect haul for Abreu, but here we...
Taking a look at the White Sox’s left-handed relievers in Birmingham and Charlotte
Deep Dive focuses on the depth of each position in the Chicago White Sox organization. The relievers will be written up in five parts:
Depth in the lowest levels (Dominican through Great Falls) Depth in Class A (Kannapolis and Winston-Salem) Depth in the highest levels (Birmingham and Charlotte) Under the Radar-type detail on one of the White Sox players at that position Free-agent options at that position,...The White Sox turned to Herm Schneider's longtime assistant to fill his shoes as head athletic trainer in Chicago. Brian Ball has been promoted to the position after 18 years working alongside Schneider on the White Sox training staff.
Several intriguing offensive options are available if the White Sox are interested in adding someone via the Rule 5 draft
How the Rule 5 draft worksWhen is the Rule 5 draft held? December 13, 2018
Who can make a Rule 5 draft selection? Any club with fewer than 40 players on their 40-man roster.
Who is eligible for the Rule 5 draft? Any player who signed with his current club at age 18 or younger, has played professionally for at least five years, and is not on a 40-man roster. Also, any...
Herm Schneider, Brian Ball and Brett Walker of the Chicago White Sox have been named the 2018 Major League Baseball Athletic Training Staff of the Year by the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society (PBATS).
White Sox general manager Rick Hahn is engaged in a bit of a waiting game as his front-office crew makes its way to Las Vegas for this year's Winter Meetings.
Taking a look at the White Sox’s strong crop of southpaw relievers at Single-A “Deep Dive” focuses on the depth of each position in the Chicago White Sox organization. The relievers will be written up in five parts: Depth in the lowest levels (Dominican through Great Falls) Depth in Class A (Kannapolis and Winston-Salem) Depth in the highest levels (Birmingham and Charlotte) Under the Radar-type detail on one of the White Sox players at that position Free-agent options at that...
White Sox general manager Hahn certainly believes there's a clear path to selling big-ticket free agents on the White Sox, even coming off a 100-loss season and with the team on the North Side of town in the midst of a four-year postseason run, including a 2016 World Series championship.
Several intriguing mound options are available if the White Sox are interested in adding someone via the Rule 5 draft
How the Rule 5 draft worksWhen is the Rule 5 draft held? December 13, 2018
Who can make a Rule 5 draft selection? Any club with fewer than 40 players on their 40-man roster.
Who is eligible for the Rule 5 draft? Any player who signed with his current club at age 18 or younger, has played professionally for at least five years, and is not on a 40-man roster. Also, any player...
With MLB Pipeline's Top 50 Draft prospects list out, all 30 teams should be ready to just have the Draft now, no?
What do the Indians, Twins, White Sox, Tigers, and Royals need to get done in Vegas?
Taking a look into the southpaw relievers in the lowest levels of the White Sox system
“Deep Dive” focuses on the depth of each position in the Chicago White Sox organization. The relievers will be written up in five parts:
Depth in the lowest levels (Dominican through Great Falls) Depth in Class A (Kannapolis and Winston-Salem) Depth in the highest levels (Birmingham and Charlotte) Under the Radar-type detail on one of the White Sox players at that position Free-agent options at that...Despite being linked to multiple star players this winter, the defending NL champion Los Angeles Dodgers have yet to reel in that big fish. It could come in the form of signing Bryce Harper or adding another front-line starting pitcher to go with Clayton Kershaw. For now, it appears that Los Angeles has its sights set on Chicago White Sox All-Star first baseman Joe Abreu, according to Michael J. Duarte of NBC LA. This wouldn’t be an acquisition at the level of the above-mentioned Harper,...
After he was left off the 40-man roster, the former top prospect could be gone in 2019
As it stands right now, the Chicago White Sox have 37 players on their 40-man roster, after re-acquiring Ian Clarkin, and non-tendering Matt Davidson and Avisaíl García. None of those three open slots were ticketed for Spencer Adams — especially after Jordan Stephens was added.
And hey, if the White Sox didn’t keep Davidson as a relief option, what chance did Adams have?
White Sox position player...
Having the opportunity to write about the White Sox in a space where White Sox fans regularly visit was a dream of mine long before there were things like fan blogs. I’ve wanted to write about baseball since I was 13 years old and I’ve been a White Sox fan for even longer. When I latched on with James Fegan and the guys five years and two blogs ago, I was thankful. During that time, I’ve grown as a writer and baseball analyst and also developed friendships that will last long beyond...
Some MLB Pipeline top prospects such as Fernando Tatis Jr. and Eloy Jimenez are currently in action, as are plenty of other notable players who either are making up for lost time or getting in additional work ahead of the 2019 season.
A snapshot of this year’s free agent right-handed reliever class
“Deep Dive” focuses on the depth of each position in the Chicago White Sox organization. The relievers will be written up in five parts:
Depth in the lowest levels (Dominican through Great Falls) Depth in Class A (Kannapolis and Winston-Salem) Depth in the highest levels (Birmingham and Charlotte) Under the Radar-type detail on one of the White Sox players at that position Free-agent options at that position, plus...Bryce yourself: Harper may not be coming to Chicago
On Monday, Yahoo’s Tim Brown and Jeff Passan reported, with modest detail, upwards of a dozen teams descending on Las Vegas in advance of next week’s Winter Meetings. Their mission, to a one: Pitch woo at Bryce Harper, the 26-year-old megawatt star, with a contract covering, essentially, the rest of his playing days.
What ho, the Chicago White Sox are listed among the dozen!
The highest-arching of our 2018 offseason plans included some...