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On YouTubeChicago White Sox News / Sox on 35th / April 18
White Sox anthem singer continues to improve after collapsing at Wednesday’s game 
A longtime anthem singer is improving after suffering a medical emergency earlier this week. Gerald Chaney, a familiar presence at White Sox home games, collapsed while performing “Lift Every Voice and Sing” on Wednesday as part of the team’s Jackie Robinson Day observance.
Chicago White Sox News / ChiCitySports / April 18
Chicago White Sox receive near failing grade 20 games into 2026 MLB season
Prior to the start of the 2026 MLB season, there were not many who believed the Chicago White Sox would be very good. After all, they lost 100 or more games in 2023, 2024, and 2025.
MLB News / ChiCitySports / April 18
Munetaka Murakami’s 2026 home run pace on track to join Shohei Ohtani in elite club
Munetaka Murakami is just 20 games into his MLB career, that is beginning with the Chicago White Sox as the left-handed slugger signed a two year, $34 million deal last off-season.
The 'Active 200-K MLB seasons' quiz
How many of the active MLB pitchers with at least one 200-strikeout season on their resume can you name in six minutes?
Chicago White Sox News / Sox on 35th / April 18
New Details Emerge About Justin Ishbia’s South Loop Railyard Acquistion
The idea of a new White Sox stadium in the South Loop appears to be gaining momentum once again. On Friday afternoon, the Urban Transportation Center at UIC hosted an Amtrak presentation outlining Justin Ishbia’s plans for the 14th Street Rail Yard.
25 current MLB players who will end up in the Baseball Hall of Fame
Some things appear clear when it comes to Baseball Hall of Fame voting. The PED guys aren’t going to get in, or at least the hitters, and the rubric for starting pitchers has to be reconstructed on the fly.
Chicago White Sox News / Chicago White Sox on SI / April 17
2 Numbers That Tell the Whole Story for the Chicago White Sox
The Chicago White Sox will head out West after another frustrating series sweep at the hands of the Tampa Bay Rays. Their 6-13 record now has them alone at the bottom of the MLB standings, which we all know is a frustratingly familiar place for them to be.
Chicago White Sox News / ChiCitySports / April 17
The Chicago White Sox have reached another embarrassing low
Even just a few weeks into the 2026 season, there is not much hope at all for the Chicago White Sox. Following Thursday’s loss to the Rays, the White Sox have now moved to a 6-13 record and have lost their third straight series.
MLB News / Chicago White Sox on SI / April 16
4 Thoughts After White Sox Blow Save Opportunity & Get Swept By Rays
The Tampa Bay Rays have been one of the hottest teams in baseball, and they showed the White Sox why during the ninth inning at Guaranteed Rate Field. Chicago was in control with their veteran closer on the mound, only to watch a disciplined and well-rounded Rays offense score three runs to pull out the 5-3 victory .
Anthony Kay News / Chicago White Sox on SI / April 16
Flawless Use of ABS System Helps White Sox Gain Early Lead in Impressive Sequence
Anthony Kay had his back against the wall in the top of the third inning. One of the team's best starters to begin the year, Kay had a rough go following Jordan Leasure's opening performance.
MLB News / Field Level Media / April 16
Struggling White Sox going with youth against Rays
With 12 losses in their first 18 games, including three by shutout, the Chicago White Sox's season prospects could be starting to flutter. Chicago still maintains high hopes, though, for the fruits of its farm system.
MLB News / Total Pro Sports / April 16
Frightening Scene As National Anthem Singer Rushed To Hospital After Collapsing While Performing At Rays-White Sox Game
Chicago White Sox national anthem singer Gerald Chaney suffered a medical emergency while performing on Wednesday night. Chaney had to be rushed to hospital
Who are the 25 fastest players in MLB right now?
Speed is more important than ever in MLB with recent rule changes promoting stolen bases. These were the 25 fastest players for the 2026 season, as recorded by the Statcast sprint speed metric.
MLB News / South Side Sox / April 16
White Sox spoil back-to-back prospect debuts, lose another to Rays
Tonight’s game felt almost like déjà vu from Tuesday. The Rays (10-7) once again put up eight runs while a prominent Chicago prospect made their major league debut, dealing the White Sox (6-12) back-to-back losses, 8-3.
Chicago White Sox News / Chicago White Sox on SI / April 15
White Sox Provide Update on Anthem Singer Gerald Chaney After Medical Emergency
A scary moment unfolded on Wednesday night at Guaranteed Rate Field. Ahead of the White Sox' second meeting with the Tampa Bay Rays, longtime anthem singer Gerald Chaney suffered a medical emergency.
Sam Antonacci News / New Baseball Media / April 15
What to Expect from White Sox Infielder Sam Antonacci
After a torrid run through the Minors and the World Baseball Classic over the last two years, there wasn’t much for Sam Antonacci to prove on the farm.
Chicago White Sox News / MLB Trade Rumors / April 15
White Sox Designate Dustin Harris For Assignment
The White Sox announced that they have selected the contract of infielder/outfielder Sam Antonacci and recalled left-hander Tyler Gilbert. In corresponding moves, they have optioned left-hander Brandon Eisert and designated outfielder Dustin Harris for assignment.
Kyle Teel News / Chicago White Sox on SI / April 15
Kyle Teel is Trending Up at a Good Time for the Chicago White Sox
The Chicago White Sox have moved a step closer to welcoming back one of their top players. Chris Getz shared ahead of Tuesday night's game that Kyle Teel
Noah Schultz News / Field Level Media / April 14
Tall order as White Sox add LHP Noah Schultz to roster
The Chicago White Sox made it official Tuesday, selecting the contract of top pitching prospect Noah Schultz from Triple-A Charlotte in advance of his major league debut against the Tampa Bay Rays.
Chicago White Sox News / Just Baseball / April 14
Four Bright Spots for the White Sox Early in 2026
The Chicago White Sox opened division play with a split in Kansas City, and the next time they take the field could mark the beginning of a new wave of baseball on the South Side.
Noah Schultz News / Athlon Sports / April 14
White Sox Call Up 6-Foot-10 Phenom for Highly Anticipated MLB Debut
There are debuts, and then there are moments that feel like they could define the future of a franchise. That is exactly what surrounds Noah Schultz as he prepares to take the mound for the Chicago White Sox.
Chicago White Sox News / MLB Trade Rumors / April 13
White Sox Weighing Promotion For Sam Antonacci
The White Sox will call up at least one of their top prospects for Tuesday’s series opener against the Rays. Noah Schultz will start the game against Shane McClanahan in a promotion that will officially be announced tomorrow morning.
Noah Schultz News / Yardbarker / April 11
White Sox reportedly bringing top pitching prospect to majors
The Chicago White Sox are reportedly set to take the next step in their rebuilding process.
Jonathan Cannon News / MLB Trade Rumors / April 11
White Sox To Recall Jonathan Cannon
Right-hander Jonathan Cannon is expected to be recalled by the White Sox, per Scott Merkin of MLB.com. Grant Taylor will serve as an opener on Sunday. Cannon last pitched on Tuesday, so he’d be on regular rest for bulk relief work.
Chicago White Sox News / Total Pro Sports / April 8
Chicago White Sox Makes Important Roster Change After Injury
The Chicago White Sox didn’t expect to be tweaking their infield this early, but that’s pretty much where things stand. A couple of months into the 2026 season, the roster math is already shifting.
MLB News / Yardbarker / April 6
Surprising White Sox achieve feat not done in over 20 years with sweep of Blue Jays
After a miserable 2025 season that followed a historically bad 2024, the White Sox enter the new week having already accomplished a rarity for the franchise.
Munetaka Murakami News / Larry Brown Sports / April 4
White Sox announcer John Schriffen in trouble over his nickname for Munetaka Murakami
John Schriffen is apparently on some thin ice with the highers-up in Chicago. The Chicago White Sox television play-by-play announcer Schriffen has gotten himself into trouble with the nickname that he recently bestowed upon first-year White Sox slugger Munetaka Murakami, Jeff Agrest of the Chicago Sun-Times reported this week.
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