The Chicago White Sox are bringing Rikuu Nishida back to the major league roster, with the utility player expected to be activated Tuesday as the club makes room for a player headed to the bereavement list.
The Chicago White Sox, after an 8-6 loss, will look to get back in the win column Saturday against the Philadelphia Phillies. They will do so with their normal lefty-heavy lineup.
The 2026 White Sox are finally showing signs of life after losing 102 games last season and 121 games, the most losses in an MLB season in 2024. The addition of Japanese slugger Munetaka Murakami has given a much-needed jolt to an organization with his power.
Japan is taking over in the South Side. Munetaka Murakami has been one of the best players in baseball during his rookie season with the Chicago White Sox.
Only three Japanese-born players had appeared for the Chicago White Sox before this season. Now Chicago can put two Japanese countrymen in the same starting lineup as recent call-up Rikuu Nishida joins slugging rookie first baseman Munetaka Murakami.
Chicago White Sox rookie outfielder Rikuu Nishida didn't take long to leave an impression, playing a pivotal role in the team's Memorial Day win over the division-rival Minnesota Twins.
Former Oregon Ducks infielder Rikuu Nishida received some huge news on Monday after an electric start to the 2026 season. Nishida is on his way to the Chicago White Sox after spending multiple years in the farm system.
The Chicago White Sox are turning to their farm system to try and get the team back on track following two straight series losses, hoping that a player from within can steady the team's inconsistent play.
The Chicago White Sox are 26-26 after dropping their last two games against the San Francisco Giants. They have now lost two series in a row and are about to start a three-game set against their division rival Minnesota Twins.
The Chicago White Sox are looking to continue adding young talent to their MLB roster. The team currently holds the second American League Wild Card spot and are hoping to continue winning games.
The Chicago White Sox are calling up utility prospect Rikuu Nishida from Triple-A Charlotte, according to Ian Eskridge of FutureSox.com. The move was also confirmed by CHSN’s Chuck Garfien on Sunday night.
The White Sox will select the contract of second baseman/outfielder Rikuu Nishida from Triple-A Charlotte prior to Monday’s game with the Twins, according to Ian Eskridge of FutureSox. Nishida isn’t on Chicago’s 40-man roster, so corresponding 26-man and 40-man moves will need to be made before the 25-year-old is officially selected.
Entering Wednesday, the Barons and Biscuits were tied at a game apiece, with the decisive, winner-take-all Game 3 on the horizon. Unfortunately, the weather did not cooperate, so as of the end of Wednesday, the series remained 1-1.
When someone discusses the most influential players in Seattle Mariners history, two names are immediately mentioned: Ichiro Suzuki and Ken Griffey Jr.
Recently, we told you about a great story involving Chicago White Sox prospect Rikuu Nishida and his meeting of Ichiro Suzuki during a Cactus League game between the White Sox and Seattle Mariners.
The Chicago White Sox have a ton of prospects in their organization that could be household names in the years to come. With the White Sox entering the second year of their rebuild, they will look to their young talent to help speed things along and get them back to a playoff team they were a few years ago.