It may only be Spring Training, but this one should mean a little more to the White Sox. Swimming in the same murky waters as the Colorado Rockies for years, this is the Sox' first chance to show they have started to move upstream.
The White Sox will be back on the road today, taking on the Mariners in one of MLB.TV’s free games of the day. First Pitch: 2:10 p.m. CST Location: Peoria Stadium • Peoria, AZ Watch: Mariners – SEA Video, Mariners.TV Listen: Mariners – Seattle Sports (710 AM) Starters: Anthony Kay, RHP (White Sox) vs.
Zac Veen‘s walk-off home run on Monday ended impossible dreams of a perfect spring for the White Sox. Will Venable’s squad kept things close against the Rockies, but never led in the loss.
The Chicago White Sox are one of the more intriguing teams throughout Spring Training, as there is a lot of roster variance heading into Opening Day. With such a young team, there are going to be opportunities for a lot of players to get playing time in the bigs.
Well, that was a bummer. Wait, you don’t know what I’m talking about? Yes, MLB returned to the theoretical on Monday, as the Rockies and White Sox played one of those tree-falls-in-the-forest games, with no video or audio record of it left behind.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
A little more than a week has passed since our last iteration of the White Sox Draft Report, and there have been some notable performances everywhere for the Sox to turn their eyes to.
The Chicago White Sox can rest easy in the lead up to the MLB Draft. If their choice with the No. 1 overall pick this July wasn't already obvious, it's become exactly that over the last week.
Chicago White Sox shortstop Colson Montgomery emerged as a future star for the team last season after getting called up and putting together a solid second half.
The Chicago White Sox have had one of the best offseasons to position themselves to at least try to make a playoff push, if all goes well. General manager Chris Getz showed a willingness to add to the young core the White Sox have formed, and feels the team enters 2026 in a good position, with the players they have.
Predicting how many games the Chicago White Sox will win in 2026 is challenging because of the odd mix of veterans and inexperienced players and the current state of their rebuild.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
The Chicago White Sox are a young team heading into the 2026 season. This team has a large variety of expectations, but they have a lot of talent on the field.
The Chicago White Sox were able to sign one of the most coveted international free agents on the market this winter. Munetaka Murakami is only 26 years old and has played eight seasons of professional baseball in his native Japan.
#29 LF Chicago White Sox Left Fielder Active 2025 Season Stats .000 AVG 0 HR 0 RBI .000 OPS ChiCitySports › Chicago White Sox › Tristan PetersTristan Peters is a left fielder for the Chicago White Sox, wearing number 29.
#28 CF Chicago White Sox Center Fielder Active 2025 Season Stats .138 AVG 2 HR 8 RBI .465 OPS ChiCitySports › Chicago White Sox › Everson PereiraEverson Pereira is a center fielder for the Chicago White Sox, wearing number 28.
#25 CF Chicago White Sox Center Fielder Active 2025 Season Stats .216 AVG 3 HR 11 RBI .609 OPS ChiCitySports › Chicago White Sox › Derek HillDerek Hill is a center fielder for the Chicago White Sox, wearing number 25.
#21 LF Chicago White Sox Left Fielder Active 2025 Season Stats .266 AVG 15 HR 64 RBI .768 OPS ChiCitySports › Chicago White Sox › Austin HaysAustin Hays is a left fielder for the Chicago White Sox, wearing number 21.
#23 LF Chicago White Sox Left Fielder Active 2025 Season Stats .240 AVG 20 HR 63 RBI .738 OPS ChiCitySports › Chicago White Sox › Andrew BenintendiAndrew Benintendi is a left fielder for the Chicago White Sox, wearing number 23.
Munetaka Murakami arrived early in Glendale ahead of his departure for the World Baseball Classic with Samurai Japan, and Chicago White Sox camp immediately felt bigger.
The road to a better tomorrow starts now for the Chicago White Sox. After the organization's most encouraging offseason in years, the Sox are set to officially tee off Cactus League play on Friday afternoon.
With Munetaka Murakami playing for the Chicago White Sox, there is no doubt a lot of excitement brewing on the team with the acquisition, especially with the production he had playing professional baseball in Japan.
The White Sox have a minor league agreement with right-hander Austin Voth, reports James Fegan of Sox Machine. The Wasserman client will be in camp as a non-roster invitee.
This season will mark a half decade since the Chicago White Sox won their sixth division title in franchise history, but much has happened since 2021. Fans had to sit through a then-miserable 81-81 season in 2022, but little did they know what was ahead.
The arrival of Japanese star Munetaka Murakami to the Chicago White Sox has come with some bathroom improvement at the team’s clubhouse. But as spring training starts, manager Will Venable made sure to flush a misconception about Murakami’s bidet request down the toilet.
The Chicago White Sox had one of their more impactful offseasons in recent memory. Unfortunately, they have not quite gotten off on the right foot for spring training.