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The 6-25 White Sox are shuffling up their rotation mix a bit.
The same story unfolded for the Chicago White Sox as they dropped Wednesday's series finale to the Minnesota Twins. The White Sox got on the board early and expanded their lead, only to see their porous relief staff allow it to evaporate.
Tommy Pham slams his first bomb of the season | Kamil Krzaczynski-USA TODAY Sports
Bad defense and a horrific bullpen were the death knell as Chicago continues to crash and burn
Veterans Robbie Grossman and Tommy Pham tried their best to be the heroes we needed in this getaway day contest. And yet, another poor showing by the bullpen and more sloppy defense from the Sox ruined a decent enough performance by starter Chris Flexen.
The South Siders pounced first, giving us false hope....
Jose Miranda and Willi Castro had three hits apiece and Alex Kirilloff homered as the Minnesota Twins defeated the host Chicago White Sox 10-5 on Wednesday afternoon, extending their winning streak to 10 games.
An organist MVP? Well, Bill Veeck thought so, thus 45 years ago today was Nancy Faust Day. | Chicago Tribune
Our favorite team legend gets her first Day
1901In the dead ball era, homers were sparse. In fact, the White Sox went their first four official American League games without one. But on this day, the offense exploded by banging out 16 hits to bury Detroit, 19-9. The onslaught marked the first time in the AL that the White Sox hit two home runs in one game. Both Billy Hoy and...
Chris Flexen looking for his second W | Patrick Gorski-USA TODAY Sports
Can Chicago stop Minnesota’s surge?
It’s another game, another Hump Day! Speaking of humps, can the White Sox hurdle the Minnesota Twins and break up their nine-game winning streak? The answer is likely no, as the South Siders will probably blow another late lead and head into the weekend series on another losing skid. Seems like we’ve seen this storyline before, haven’t we?
Chris Flexen gets the...
The AL Central might be the best division in baseball and that's even with a horrible Chicago White Sox team stinking up the basement.
The Chicago White Sox made a pair of roster moves involving pitchers ahead of Wednesday's series finale against the Minnesota Twins. As left-hander Jared Shuster returns to the big-league club, right-hander Prelander Berroa heads to Triple-A Charlotte.
Watch out, boy, Drew Thorpe will chew you up! | S.R. Silver/South Side Sox
Drew Thorpe can be beat, but he can’t not be brilliant
With April now in the books, let’s take a look again at where each team stands:
Chicago White Sox (6-24), fifth place (of five), 13.5 GB, MLB AL Central
Charlotte Knights (13-14), sixth place (of 10), 5.0 GB, Triple-A IL East
Birmingham Barons (15-7), first place (of four), 2.0 GA, Double-A SL North
Winston-Salem Dash (9-13), fourth place (of six), 4.0 GB,...
Tommy Pham is no longer a lucky charm for the White Sox. | Quinn Harris/Getty Images
The South Siders fall to the Twins, 6-5, despite a persistent fight
Happy Tuesday, White Sox friends. It finally feels like good baseball is back for White Sox, even if the resurrection of the offense was a little late to start and helped fuel tonight’s 6-5 loss.
The South Siders came into tonight’s game with a spiritual hangover from last night’s defeat, and had a chance to break the hottest...
Trevor Larnach had two hits and Max Kepler provided a go-ahead RBI sacrifice fly in the ninth inning as the visiting Minnesota Twins edged the Chicago White Sox 6-5 on Tuesday to stretch their winning streak to nine games.
White Sox utilityman Zach Remillard went unclaimed on outright waivers, according to the transaction log at MLB.com. A previous career outright gives him the right to test minor league free agency, but Chicago’s Triple-A affiliate announced that Remillard is back on their roster.
He steps into an outfield that just lost Mike Trout for at least four to six weeks to knee surgery.
Break the streak! | David Berding/Getty Images
Soroka and the South Siders attempt to stop the Twins’ hot streak
Happy Tuesday, White Sox friends, and happy Michael John Graydon Soroka day.
It’s a beautiful day for baseball in Chicago, as the White Sox look to snap the Twins’ eight-game winning streak tonight on the South Side.
When the Minnesota comes to town, fans feel an oppressive darkness over Guaranteed Rate Field, and here’s why:
Thanks to AIscore.com for those...
The Chicago White Sox announced a minor trade Tuesday as they sent pitcher Bailey Horn to the Boston Red Sox in exchange for cash considerations. Horn was designated for assignment on April 26 in a series of roster moves to make room for offensive reinforcements.
Mitch Ransdell/South Side Sox
What a difference a year makes
Sure, we have yearly stalwarts like Eloy Jiménez winning these POTW mentions, and the occasional minor-leaguer done good like Chuckie Robinson. Pitchers get their due, with a start or two in a week that teases the imagination, like Michael Soroka or Garrett Crochet. And every so often, a real curveball of a winner is named, like last week, when us fans took the honors.
But it’s fairly rare that an apparent also-ran has...
The White Sox added veteran depth in the minor leagues with a signing on Tuesday. The team announced that they would be signing first baseman Jared Walsh to a minor league pact.
The White Sox have signed free agent first baseman Jared Walsh to a minor league deal, per the team. The ISE client will head to the club’s spring training complex in Arizona for the time being and eventually be assigned to Triple-A Charlotte.
The Chicago White Sox' loss to the Minnesota Twins on Monday ended their three-game winning streak, highlighting ongoing offensive struggles. Despite a power surge on Friday and Saturday, they rank last in the league in runs scored.
The Minnesota Twins scratched across a run late in Monday's game to top the Chicago White Sox 3-2 and snap their three-game winning streak. The pitching staff on both sides had stellar evenings, and despite eight hits, the White Sox couldn’t produce the tie-breaking rally.