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A year into his major league career, Colson Montgomery has learned to weather the lulls and ride the waves

There were multiple issues that got Colson Montgomery sent to Camelback Ranch last April. But one of them, by his own admission , was a mindset that found him chasing the results that would get him promoted to the majors. By most indications, that's not how Montgomery really thinks any more. The post A year into his major league career, Colson Montgomery has learned to weather the lulls and ride the waves appeared first on Sox Machine .

White Sox Minor League Player of the Week (June 29-July 5, 2026): Colby Shelton

Charlotte KnightsRecord 2-4 (last week), 4-8 (second half), 46-41 (overall) Knights Players of the WeekCaden Connor .421/.500/.526, 19 at-bats Ryan Galanie .296/.310/.370, 2-for-2 stolen bases, 27 at-batsMario Camilletti .250/.280/.417, 24 at-batsJason Matthews .278/.350/.333, 18 at-batsDustin Harris .500/.667/1.167, 1-for-1 stolen bases, six at-batsKorey Lee .182/.400/.455, 11 at-batsEdgar Quero .133/.235/.333, 15 at-batsRikuu Nishida .059/.333/.059, 17 at-bats Jonathan […]

Today in White Sox History: July 6

1933 The first-ever All-Star Game was played at Comiskey Park. The White Sox won a coin flip with the Cubs for the right to host the game that was the idea of Chicago Tribune sports editor Arch Ward, and was played in connection with the Chicago World’s Fair that started in May along the lakefront. The […]

Los Angeles Dodgers Trading Away All-Star Player Looks like a Big Mistake

Major League Baseball recently revealed the All-Star game rosters for both the NL and AL. The Los Angeles Dodgers, to the surprise of little, have several players that will represent their organization in next week’s event in Philadelphia. On the American League side, the Chicago White Sox have been a surprising MLB team, as they […] The post Los Angeles Dodgers Trading Away All-Star Player Looks like a Big Mistake appeared first on HEAVY .

By any name, Boston Smith is making impression, impact in White Sox farm system

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- In order to start making a name for himself, Boston Smith first considered the name for himself. His actual first name is Noah, but as he explored playing baseball beyond high school, the White Sox catching prospect chose to go by his middle name, which is also his mother's maiden name, figuring it might help him make an impression. The post By any name, Boston Smith is making impression, impact in White Sox farm system appeared first on Sox Machine .

Which Team Has Been the Biggest Disappointment Halfway Through 2026?

With the season past its halfway point, we’re starting to see each team’s true identity. There have been plenty of surprises thus far: the Chicago White Sox leading the AL Central, the Miami Marlins rattling off 20 wins in June, and the Tampa Bay Rays finding a way to lead the AL East. But with […] The post Which Team Has Been the Biggest Disappointment Halfway Through 2026? appeared first on Just Baseball .

White Sox Minor Keys: July 5, 2026

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — If you cut your walk rate in half while increasing your strikeout rate more than 50 percent, you’re probably going to make progress. Possessing high-90s fastball with a hammer curveballs helps, too. That’s the overview as to why Pierce George is pitching for his third White Sox affiliate in three months. He… The post White Sox Minor Keys: July 5, 2026 appeared first on Sox Machine .

Prospect Alexander Alberto has the stuff to get big outs for the Rays

Alexander Alberto was a late signee in the Rays 2019 international class and is currently in the final year of his MiLB contract. It has been a long journey for Alberto, but this might be the year he gets a chance to stick in the majors. It almost happened with the White Sox when he […]

Southpaws take South Siders to series split with 7-6 nailbiter

The Sox needed length from Erick Fedde today, and he delivered. The Sox needed a lot of big outs from their bullpen, and it delivered. The Sox needed their defense to buckle up and make plays when it counted, and they did. If it felt like they rather deserved to lose last Thursday and Friday’s […]

White Sox 7, Guardians 6: Splitting the hard way

The White Sox had one job at Progressive Field this holiday weekend: Split the series and return from Cleveland with a one-game lead intact. And they did. Now, you might have qualms with how they did it, getting walked off in the first two games, then ending up on the right side of a one-run game only after weathering two awful defensive innings and the failure to capitalize on a pair of bases-loaded opportunities late in the game. But a win is a win, especially when it restores sole possess...

White Sox Minor League Update: July 5, 2026

Memphis Redbirds 2, Charlotte Knights 1Mason Adams was the bright spot and kept things on lockdown for five, scattering two hits, no walks, and a couple of punchouts. Then Wikelman González took the wheel and promptly got dinged for a run on two singles, a wild pitch, a sac fly, and Memphis was on the […]

First Pitch: White Sox at Guardians

--Chris Murphy is opening for Erick Fedde on Sunday with the division lead on the line. --Help is on the way! The post First Pitch: White Sox at Guardians appeared first on Sox Machine .

Today in White Sox History: July 5

1910 In the seventh game ever played there, Comiskey Park saw its first wild pitch and first extra-inning game. The White Sox lost, 6-5, in 10 innings. Joe Lake of the Browns and Chicago’s Jim Scott both threw wild pitches in the game. A total of 5,200 fans showed up on a Tuesday makeup game […]

Month in a Box: The White Sox in June 2026

The danger in taking a few days to gather up everything that happened in a recently completed month is that even though the box is closed, it might not be airtight, and the performance over the first fresh week that follows can color it, if not contaminate it. Case in point: The White Sox posting an over-.500 record in June is a triumph. Not only is it a second consecutive winning month for a team that had gone 17 months without one , but they kept their heads above water during the toughest...

White Sox Minor Keys: July 4, 2026

Caleb Bonemer commemorated the Fourth of July with his best Double-A game yet. Granted, he was only 16 games into his Barons career, so it had to do more with the sample size than a sense of American history, but Bonemer notched his first three-hit game and two-homer game with the Barons. He first sliced… The post White Sox Minor Keys: July 4, 2026 appeared first on Sox Machine .

White Sox pick up a big win in Cleveland to get back to a tie for first

After two nights of being walked off, the White Sox reversed course, pushing to a 3-1 lead late and then locking the win up with zero drama. In the process, Sean Burke dazzled through six with a career-high strikeout night, Colson Montgomery celebrated a year since his debut by putting two of the three runs […]

White Sox 3, Guardians 1: Montgomery answers All-Star snub with star performance

Colson Montgomery didn't get named to the American League All-Star team on Saturday night, so he settled for starring in the White Sox's effort to re-tie the American League Central in Cleveland instead. On the one-year anniversary of his major league debut, Montgomery staked the Sox to an early first inning lead by shanking a Parker Messick fastball off the outer edge for a two-out RBI double down the left field line, plating the newly minted AL All-Star Miguel Vargas after a leadoff walk. ...

First pitch: White Sox at Guardians

Recently my wife had me watch a wild show from Taiwan called The Resurrected , which seemed to end its gory and off-the-wall nine episodes by setting up an ill-advised second season. Anyways, one of its central premises was that torturing someone who is devoid of hope is not as fulfilling of revenge as torturing them with the illusion of hope. Just something to chew on as the White Sox try to salvage a split in Cleveland. The post First pitch: White Sox at Guardians appeared first on Sox M...

Game Thread: White Sox (45-42) at Guardians (47-42)

When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one fan base to dissolve the contractual bands which have connected them with their bullpen, and to assume, among the powers of baseball, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature’s commissioner entitle them — first place in […]

Orioles Outright Dom Keegan

TODAY: The Orioles announced that Keegan cleared waivers and was outrighted to Double-A. JULY 1: The Orioles announced Wednesday morning that they’ve reinstated right-hander Dean Kremer from the 60-day injured list. He’ll start against the White Sox in a couple hours. Baltimore designated minor league catcher Dom Keegan for assignment to clear a spot on […]