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Today’s Reflections I don’t want to run through the play-by-play, as Al has covered it all thoroughly. But I’d be remiss: Matthew Boyd — it wasn’t pretty or dominant, but all that matters is that he (and the defense) got out of jams, and the important two numbers: one run allowed over seven innings. What […]
William Bergolla Jr.’s season is over, practically before it restarted. The White Sox announced that Bergolla suffered a right fibular stress fracture during his first rehab game with the ACL White Sox, which cut it short after two plate appearances. He was plunked in one of those PAs, but it turns out the injury stemmed… The post White Sox Minor Keys: July 25, 2026 appeared first on Sox Machine .
Here's a full 53-man roster projection for the Chicago Bears entering training camp, including the biggest surprises, bubble players, and toughest position battles.
The Houston Rockets have officially signed forward Julian Phillips, though the team did not reveal the terms of the agreement. The contract is expected to be a one-year veteran minimum deal worth approximately $2.5 million. Phillips, a 6-foot-6 wing, began his NBA career with the Chicago Bulls, spending his first two and a half seasons […] The post Rockets sign Julian Phillips appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
Despite losing LeBron James, the Miami Heat need to avoid signing DeMar DeRozan this summer.
1916 Facing just 28 batters in the game, Eddie Cicotte fired a one-hitter in defeating the Yankees, 2-0, in front of 6,000 at Comiskey Park. Two batters plays kept the game from perfection: Cicotte earned a 90 game score, tied for 76th-best in White Sox history. He was such an ace hurler, this 90 qualifies […]
The post Kane: An Honor to Play for Red Wings appeared first on Detroit Hockey Now . In his first official reappearance with the Chicago Blackhawks, Patrick Kane came to praise the Detroit Red Wings. And he […] The post Kane: An Honor to Play for Red Wings appeared first on Detroit Hockey Now .
The Cubs faced a difficult challenge on Saturday with reigning Cy Young winner Paul Skenes on the mound for the Pirates. The road team had a tough time early on, but then they broke through in the middle innings and went on to win going away. Shōta Imanaga was on his game, matching Skenes scoreless … The post Chicago Cubs Score and Recap (7/25/26): Cubs 11, Pirates 0 – Blowout in Skenes Start appeared first on .
Charlotte Knights 7, Norfolk Tides 6 (10 innings)This one was quite the nail-biter, deadlocked at five through regulation and both ghost runners scoring in the 10th. The difference for the Knights (54-47) came due to the fact that birthday boy Korey Lee (happy 28th, KL!) drove in two, not just one, runs with his single […]
For a moment, it looked as if Sean Burke was really going to be the star of the show again. To an extent, he was. A six-inning performance yielding just two earned runs is nothing to sneeze at. But when you put up an offensive performance like the White Sox did in tonight’s 4-1 loss […]
With the Arizona Complex League now over, the following players have been promoted from the ACL Cubs to Low-A Myrtle Beach. Right-hander Geovanny Vazquez Right-hander Julio Valdez Right-hander Freddy Rodriguez Shortstop Fernando Cruz Everyone loses today. The four affiliates even managed to lose five games between them. Iowa Cubs The Iowa Cubs were swept in […]
For five scoreless innings at Rate Field on Saturday night, the game was a question of which hard-throwing right-hander would crack first: Sean Burke or Hunter Brown? Instead, the second-straight galling top of the sixth inning against the Astros reminded that baseball is a team sport, and even a version of Burke that can reel off 10 strikeout in six innings of work is vulnerable without reliable defense. Or any run support. The post Astros 4, White Sox 1: Second-straight suspect sixth sin...
The Chicago Bulls need Nicolas Claxton to play well and revive his trade value.
Patrick Kane may be heading back to Chicago, but he isn't leaving Detroit without one final emotional message. Patrick Kane has officially closed the chapter on his time with the Detroit Red Wings after deciding to return to the Chicago Blackhawks, the franchise where his legendary NHL career began. Although Kane’s homecoming to Chicago has generated enormous excitement, the veteran made it clear that leaving Detroit was far from easy. Before turning his attention to the next stage of h...
Third baseman Josh Jung went on the injured list with a right calf strain before Friday’s matchup against the Mariners. The Rangers recalled utilityman Josh Smith to add some infield depth. Jung was pulled from Tuesday’s contest against the White Sox after singling and coming around to score in the third inning. He did some […]
The Chicago Bulls roster may give fans what they deserve with Caleb Wilson and Matas Buzelis paired together.
TONIGHT’S GAME: Tonight, the Astros and White Sox play the 2nd game of this 3-game series at Rate Field in Chicago…RHP Hunter Brown (1-1) starts for the Astros as he takes on White Sox RHP Sean Burke (7-4). ROAD WARRIORS: Tonight is the 2nd game of a 6-game road trip for the Astros, during which […]
We’re just going to pretend like that one never happened, right? The Sox held the Astros scoreless in seven of the nine innings they played yesterday, and allowed just one in one of the others. We can leave it at that, I think. At the very least, the Sox have the advantage of sending their […]
Go get ‘em, Shōta.
Easily the most perplexing Chicago Bulls roster story is the increasingly tense relationship dynamic between the franchise and second-year forward Noa Essengue.
Chicago Cubs vs. Pittsburgh Pirates, July 12, 2026, 6:40 p.m. ET The Pittsburgh Pirates are in the second matchup of a three-game set against the Chicago Cubs at PNC Park. The Pirates are handing the ball to Paul Skenes, who has been on a bit of a hot streak as of late. Skenes has won […]
The Chicago Bears have placed their $20 million starting linebacker the injury list in a series of roster moves ahead of training camp. The post Bears Place $20 Million Defensive Starter on Injury List Before Camp appeared first on HEAVY .
1954 In the first game of a twin bill at Boston, White Sox pitcher Jack Harshman set the franchise record by striking out 16 Red Sox. Harshman, a converted first baseman, was taught a “slip pitch” (a variation of a palm ball) by manager Paul Richards. Harshman got the win, 5-2. At the time, Harshman’s 16 Ks were two shy […]
The Chicago Cubs (58-45) opened a seven-game road trip against National League Central rivals with a win on Friday night over the Pittsburgh Pirates (53-51) and look to clinch the three-game series as the teams run it back on Saturday…
Astros right-hander Spencer Arrighetti is heading to the injured list with right foot nerve irritation, the team announced. Reliever Bryan King is heading back to the big-league squad to take his spot. Arrighetti was pulled from yesterday’s outing after an erratic first inning. The White Sox sent all nine hitters to the plate and pushed […]