Stop the presses, cancel your pity party, and mark it down: the Chicago White Sox won a baseball game Thursday afternoon. Their 3–0 win over the Minnesota Twins not only helped them avoid a sweep, but it also gave them their second win of the week, their second road victory of the season, and their first win against a non-Boston opponent in April.
Here are three stars from Thursday's action around the diamond.
Rookie Shane Smith got his first career win and Lenyn Sosa and Miguel Vargas homered as the Chicago White Sox beat the Minnesota Twins 3-0 in a seven-inning weather-shortened game on Thursday in Minneapolis.
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For the few still emotionally invested in the 2025 Chicago White Sox, things are slipping even further off the rails. The Pale Hose were trounced again on Friday night, this time in a 10–3 loss to the Boston Red Sox.
To the shock of many—perhaps even themselves—the Chicago White Sox have won consecutive games for the first time in 2025. With Saturday’s 3–2 win over the Boston Red Sox, the South Siders not only clinched a series victory but also earned their first series win of the season.
After setting a new record for the most losses in modern baseball history last season, the Chicago White Sox are off to another poor start in 2025. Former pitcher Lance Lynn acknowledged the White Sox’s struggles, saying the organization is “behind everybody” in the majors.
The Chicago White Sox are off to a rough start to the season and could be on pace to get close, if not break the loss record. The rough start to the season hasn’t gotten any better, as the White Sox placed leftfielder Andrew Benintendi on the injured list after he suffered a left adductor strain.
The Chicago White Sox dropped a nail-bitter yesterday to the Cleveland Guardians in which the Guardians walked things off on a bases-loaded walk issued by Mike Clevinger.
The White Sox are the worst team in baseball, so they must embrace wins where they can find them. So, we wouldn't fault them for popping champagne after starting pitcher Shane Smith's sublime Tuesday outing against the Guardians.
The Chicago White Sox stumbled through last week, dropping both three-game series against the Minnesota Twins and Detroit Tigers. After a convincing 9–0 blowout win against Minnesota, the wheels promptly fell off.
The White Sox opened the week with a bang, but it's been downhill since Shane Smith's stellar debut was cut short and the bullpen door swung open. A five-game losing streak, a sweep in Detroit, and a whole lot of question marks later, the Sox limp into another home opener—this time in Cleveland.
On Tuesday night, the Chicago White Sox first overall pick in the Rule 5 Draft, right-hander Shane Smith, who the Milwaukee Brewers left unprotected, made his Major League debut.
The Chicago White Sox have had a better start to the season than fans had expected they would be playing. By now, fans would’ve expected the White Sox not to have any wins, but thankfully, that crown goes to the Atlanta Braves, as the Sox are 2-3 to start the year.
Development, development, development...that is the mantra for the 2025 Chicago White Sox. The first four games of the season have had some interesting moments, however.
The Chicago White Sox defeated the Minnesota Twins just once in 13 games during a historically bad 2024 season that saw them finish with the most losses in modern major league history.
There were a couple of notable updates on the White Sox pitching staff today. For one, the club announced that Rule 5 pick Shane Smith will make the team, along with video of him receiving the news and relaying it to his parents.
After being selected in the Rule-5 Draft this winter, Chicago White Sox' pitcher Shane Smith has made the Opening Day roster. The White Sox posted the video of an emotional phone call that he had with his parents to commemorate the occasion.
The Chicago White Sox will begin their season on March 27 when they take on the Los Angeles Angels at the newly named Rate Field. Facing off against the Angels is the White Sox Opening Day starter, Sean Burke, who just recently was given the gohead by his manager Will Venable.
Shane Smith may not have a fraction of the star power that some of the Los Angeles Dodgers' top bats boast, but the Chicago White Sox right-hander still managed to get a leg up on them Saturday.
The White Sox set the MLB mark for most losses in a single season last year. Chicago is deep in a rebuild and the team had very few bright spots. And after the 2024 campaign, the White Sox traded away the team’s lone All-Star to further the rebuild.
Shane Smith made his mark since signing as an undrafted free agent in 2021. He broke out in 2023, becoming Brewer Fanatic’s Minor League Relief Pitcher of the Year that season, then was fourth in the voting for Brewer Fanatic’s Minor League Starting Pitcher of the Year in 2024.
He’ll likely take a swingman role in 2025, providing he can break north out of Arizona With the first pick in the draft that sorta doesn’t really matter, the White Sox plucked pitcher Shane Smith from the Milwaukee Brewers.
The Chicago White Sox, following a historically bad 121-loss season, selected right-hander Shane Smith with the first pick in the Rule 5 Draft on Wednesday.
The 2024 Rule 5 Draft hasn't even gotten underway, and yet one player has already come off the board. MLB.com's Jonathan Mayo reported Wednesday morning that the Chicago White Sox would be selecting Milwaukee Brewers right-handed pitcher Shane Smith with the No.
24-year-old Shane Smith grew up in the Boston area and attended The Governor's Academy in Byfield, Massachusetts. A star on and off the field, Smith chose to head to Wake Forest in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
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