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While a regulation MLB game is nine innings, it can take just one inning to change the entire landscape of a game. Unfortunately for the White Sox, they were on the bad end of an inning that was more horrifying than the recent Backrooms movie. It was an odd game that had the good vibes […]
Cheers at Rate Field turned to boos and a stunned crowd of 28,657 could only shake their collective heads in disbelief as the Astros would erase a five-run deficit in defeating the White Sox by a score of 9-5. The night began inauspiciously enough. The White Sox would send all nine men to the plate […]
Through five innings, the White Sox had everything going for them: Davis Martin with a 5-0 lead and a reasonable amount of pitches, and the Astros warming up a fourth pitcher after Spencer Arrighetti left with a foot nerve issue after one ineffective inning. The next time they came to the plate, they somehow trailed by three. The post Astros 9, White Sox 5: Stunned in the sixth appeared first on Sox Machine .
On Friday night, the Houston Astros opened up a series with the Chicago White Sox at Rate Field.The Astros are coming off a series where they swept the Miami Marlins at home.Astros Sign Recently Released Red Sox PlayerAhead of their series with the White Sox, the Astros signed Matt Thaiss.Chandler Rome of The Athletic wrote: […] The post Houston Astros Sign Recently Released Boston Red Sox Player appeared first on HEAVY .
For the first time in nearly two decades, both the Chicago Cubs and Chicago White Sox have entered the second half of the season with legitimate playoff aspirations. While the Cubs entered the year expecting to compete for the National League Central, the White Sox have exceeded every preseason outlook after one of the worst […] The post Cubs, White Sox Both on Pace to Reach Playoffs for First Time Since 2008 appeared first on The Lead .
These are tense days ahead for the White Sox as the trade deadline nears; days full of speculation, annoyed denials from team officials, and a lot of conversation about maybe trading for a stopgap starting catcher. "Every year the deadline is a distraction for everybody, whether you are team that is buying or selling, there are implications for every single one of these players," said Will Venable. "Those are the types of conversations we are having; what’s the impact on the clubhouse in tho...
Coming out of the All-Star break neck-and-neck with the Cleveland Guardians, the Chicago White Sox knew they had to hit the ground running. With two road series on deck against the Toronto Blue Jays and the Texas Rangers, winning each respective series was all that mattered and the White Sox did exactly that. Thanks to […]
TONIGHT’S GAME: The Houston Astros (50-54) begin a 3-game series tonight vs. the Chicago White Sox (54-47) at Rate Field. RHP Spencer Arrighetti (7-5, 4.34 ERA) will start for the Astros as he takes on White Sox RHP Davis Martin (9-5, 3.31 ERA). ROAD WARRIORS: Tonight is the 1st game of a 6-game road trip […]
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In a season filled with surprises on the field, the Chicago White Sox sprung another one at Rate Field, adding sushi to the concessions menu in celebration of Japanese slugger Munetaka Murakami. For a fanbase that loves the aroma of polish sausages and onions on the grill, this new food item may be an odd addition, but it’s an attempt from White Sox marketing to continue their outreach in hopes of extending the team’s fandom. “With the Dodgers having Shohei Ohtani, they’ve really become Japa...
Billy Carlson is still searching for his first professional homer, partially because a thumb injury cost him a month and a half of his pursuit, but the combination of the muted impact and the absence caused him to fall out Baseball America’s top-100 list back in May. He hasn’t yet resurfaced there, but he only… The post White Sox Minor Keys: July 23, 2026 appeared first on Sox Machine .
Although lacking the drama of their historical post season battles, the three game series forthcoming on Chicago’s south side holds heightened significance should the Astros hope to remain relevant this baseball season. Len Kasper calls games for the White Sox and he joins us exclusively at The Crawfish Boxes to preview the weekend ahead. […]
Triple-A: Norfolk Tides vs. Charlotte Knights (White Sox) PPD — Rain The game will be made up today as part of a doubleheader Double-A: Erie SeaWolves (Tigers) 8, Chesapeake Baysox 7 Frederick Bencosme cut the lead to one with a two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth, and Chesapeake got the tying run into […]
Norfolk Tides @ Charlotte Knights — Postponed due to weatherThe Knights and Tides will make up Thursday’s game as a part of a doubleheader on Friday, July 24. Montgomery Biscuits 6, Birmingham Barons 4A three-run eighth inning for the Biscuits (46-46) was the difference in this one, as the Barons (35-58) fumbled the lead to […]
The White Sox are seeking a catcher on the trade market, report Ken Rosenthal and Will Sammon of The Athletic. That comes in response to losing Kyle Teel to a left ankle sprain earlier this week. Manager Will Venable initially said the team anticipated it to be a 6-12 week absence. Teel told Scott Merkin of […]
This week’s MLB Mailbag will tackle questions on a potential (likely?) deadline sell-off for the Jays, the extent to which starting pitchers can hurt their stock with poor outings leading into the deadline, some possible White Sox targets, the Giants’ veteran trade candidates, the Pirates’ closing need, Royals outfielder Lane Thomas and more! Let’s get […]
1931 With the Red Sox crushing the White Sox in the bottom of the sixth inning at Fenway Park, 13-4, Boston right fielder Earl Webb lined into a triple play: White Sox third baseman Billy Sullivan made the snag and caught Rabbit Warstler off of third base for the second out, then tripled Jack Rothrock […]
For the White Sox, July 23 is a famous date made infamous. In 2009, Mark Buehrle threw his perfect game to bolster his legacy with the franchise. And in 2016, 10 years ago, Chris Sale cemented his own lore by slashing the throwback jerseys the White Sox were supposed to wear because he hated them.… The post Spare Parts: 10 years ago, Chris Sale slashed White Sox jerseys appeared first on Sox Machine .
Three-plus months after his collision with Sam Antonacci, William Bergolla Jr. returned to action in the form of a rehab game with the ACL White Sox Wednesday night. Bergolla played three innings at shortstop in his first game back, flying out in foul territory his first plate appearance, then getting plunked in the other one.… The post White Sox Minor Keys: July 22, 2026 appeared first on Sox Machine .
Morning, all! Corey Seager is expected to begin a rehab assignment next week, which would mean he would return to the lineup against Houston July 31. Rookie Cam Cauley was one of the few bright spots in last night’s loss to the White Sox. As has often been the case this season, Texas failed to […]
White Sox 4, Rangers 2
Back in May, I took a look at how the Chicago White Sox had managed to go from a league worst 120 losses in 2024 to contending for a playoff spot this season. The Miami Marlins may not have challenged for the worst season of all time, but they also ended 2024 having lost 100 […]
Episode Summary Summary: Chicago White Sox catcher Kyle Teel will miss the next 6 to 12 weeks with a high ankle sprain. The post Podcast: Kyle Teel Injury Impact appeared first on Sox Machine .
After getting thoroughly humbled Tuesday night, the White Sox responded the way good teams do. Chicago (54-47) scratched out timely hits, got a dominant performance from the bullpen, and knocked off the Rangers, 4-2, on Wednesday night to secure its 18th series win of the season. Even better, Cleveland fell to the Twins 10-6, pushing […]
Two series into the second half, the White Sox seem to have established a template -- win a laugher in Game 1 , do nothing in Game 2 , and take care of business by an ordinary margin in Game 3. Wednesday night saw the White Sox maximize an all-singles offense spearheaded by Chase Meidroth, with a useful start from Anthony Kay backed up by an overpowering bullpen performance. The formula was good enough to win another rubber match, and if they keep winning two of three the rest of the way, yo...