On Monday, Aug. 5, 2024, the Chicago White Sox lost their 21st straight game. That brought their record to 27-88, 41.5 games out of first place days into August.
On Saturday, White Sox minority owner Justin Ishbia revealed new stadium renderings for the possible “Railyards” ballpark. It represents a decisive follow-up to Jerry Reinsdorf’s failure at the “78” site across the river after Chicago Fire owner Joe Mansueto acquired and broke ground there on a soccer stadium financed entirely by himself.
If there’s one thing that is clear as the lease to Rate Field winds down, it is that the the White Sox no longer want to play there. Now, after Jerry Reinsdorf’s failed attempt at relocating his White Sox to The 78, the future owner of the club has stepped up with plans for a new ballpark right across the Chicago River.
Even Jerry Reinsdorf can't ignore what is going on across the NBA. Over the last year-plus, the business of basketball has taken on a whole new meaning.
The Chicago Bulls lost a legend this summer as Stacey King, who went from being a contributor to the first three of their six NBA titles in the 1990s to a TV commentator for two decades, passed away at the age of 59.
Former Chicago Bulls big man and NBA announcer Stacey King died on Sunday. He was just 59 at the time of the tragedy. King was a member of the team that won three consecutive NBA championships from 1991 through 1993.
On January 13, 1999, Michael Jordan walked into a press conference and announced his retirement for the second time. Eight hundred reporters were in the room.
The Chicago Bulls have had a curse ever since owner Jerry Reinsdorf made the decision not to run it back after the 1988 NBA championship, prompting Michael Jordan to briefly retire.
If you don't know what to make of the 7-6 Carolina Panthers you're definitely not alone. On any given Sunday the Panthers can look like the most-pathetic franchise in professional sports not owned by Jerry Reinsdorf, or they could look like a dangerous team on the rise.
NBA Hall of Famer Isiah Thomas has always carried the pride of Chicago with him. And when reflecting on the formative figures of his youth and the architects of basketball excellence in his hometown, Thomas is crystal clear about who deserves their flowers.
CHICAGO –– One sentence in the White Sox news release on June 5 that Jerry Reinsdorf reached a long-term ownership investment agreement with Justin Ishbia could lead fans to wonder what the future may look like.
Chicago White Sox fans, frustrated by their team's record-setting losing ways, took to social media on Thursday to express their joy that longtime owner Jerry Reinsdorf has entered into an agreement to sell the team.
The White Sox have fallen on hard times under Jerry Reinsdorf’s leadership, including an MLB-record 121 losses in 2024.
It sounds like Reinsdorf has no intention of selling the White Sox amid rumors to the contrary and the team's current state.
In the storied chronicles of the Chicago White Sox, the names Jerry Reinsdorf and Charles Comiskey conjure very differing sentiments. Both have had a storied
Chicago’s 22-33 record is the eighth-worst mark in the league.
According to NBA insider Eric Pincus of Bleacher Report, Chicago Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf won’t make trades with the Los Angeles Lakers because he doesn’t want LeBron James infringing upon Michael Jordan‘s legacy. Reinsdorf doesn’t want to help LeBron and the Lakers get better. Jordan and LeBron are two of the best players in NBA history.
The latest south-side development is just one in a long string of disappointments for followers of the Chicago White Sox. I don’t buy any of it. By now,
One of the biggest bombshells of the last week in baseball is that Chicago White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf is exploring a possible sale of the team. At first, this made numerous White Sox fans happy because they don't feel that Reinsdorf invests enough in the major league team.
Chicago White Sox fans understandably are itching for new ownership, but should keep in mind that Nashville is over seven hours away.
Yesterday a report from the Athletic surfaced that indicated Chicago White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf was in negotiations with a group headed by Dave Stewart to sell the White Sox.
Jerry Reinsdorf could be putting the Chicago White Sox up for sale, but fans of the other pro sports team that Reinsdorf owns may not be as lucky. The
The Chicago White Sox are hurtling towards the worst record in the history of MLB, but you can always count on Sox owner, Jerry Reinsdorf, to make things worse.
A little over a year has passed since Jerry Reinsdorf last spoke to the press. In that news conference, he addressed the Chicago White Sox' 101-loss season, which led to the firings of his longtime executives Rick Hahn and Kenny Williams.
Last month, the White Sox announced plans for a potential new stadium on Chicago’s South Loop.
The Chicago White Sox is an organization with a lot of problems. But the biggest problem is not any one player on the field, or the manager in the dugout, or even the new general manager, Chris Getz, in the front office.
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