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Game Thread: White Sox (70-63) at Twins (64-70)

Just a few weeks ago, this series looked like it would all but determine the AL Central. While it still will go a long way towards that for the White Sox, a seven-game winning streak by the Cleveland Guardians that has seen them make their case as the only other “contender” in the division. With […]

Pregame notes: Tristan Peters chasing White Sox history; Walker Jenkins making MLB debut for Twins

The White Sox and Twins open a three-game series at Target Field tonight, with Luis Castillo taking the mound against Dean Kremer in a pitching matchup that puts my judgment to the test. I put forth the idea of the White Sox trading for Kremer before the Minnesota swooped in, and I questioned the risk-reward… The post Pregame notes: Tristan Peters chasing White Sox history; Walker Jenkins making MLB debut for Twins appeared first on Sox Machine .

Game 135: White Sox at Twins

Time: 7:10 Central Weather: Mostly cloudy, which I love, you don’t, 82° Opponent’s SB site: South Side Sox TV: Twins TV. Radio: Hawk Harrelson ran the Sox for a year and stunk at it Tonight’s White Sox starter, Luis Castillo, was pretty darn good until he wasn’t. From 2019-2025, an ERA of 3.48 and a […]

White Sox pitching notes: Davis Martin breezes through rehab start; all Tylers on the move

Davis Martin’s line in his rehab start for the Charlotte Knights on Thursday — 5 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 5 K, 40 of 59 pitches for strikes — is even more impressive when considering how it began. Martin walked the first batter he saw on five pitches, then started César Prieto with… The post White Sox pitching notes: Davis Martin breezes through rehab start; all Tylers on the move appeared first on Sox Machine .

Today in White Sox History: August 28

1909 In the second inning of the opener of a doubleheader at South Side Park, Washington’s Dolly Gray set two major league records against the White Sox: He walked eight batters in the inning, and seven of them consecutive. Patsy Dougherty led off the inning with a single, and No. 5 hitter Frank Isbell either […]

White Sox Minor Keys: Aug. 27, 2026

With August coming to a close and the minor league seasons winding down soon after, ESPN’s Kiley McDaniel published his rankings of the MLB farm systems to complete the set. While he’s in the same neighborhood as MLB Pipeline (15th) and Baseball America (17th), he’s the most bearish of the bunch, placing the White Sox… The post White Sox Minor Keys: Aug. 27, 2026 appeared first on Sox Machine .

Podcast: Chicago White Sox offense powers series win over the Texas Rangers

Episode Summary Thanks to Tristan Peters and Miguel Vargas, the Chicago White Sox slugged their way to another series win over Texas. The pitchers are exhausted, but with the day off, can they recharge in time for a crucial series vs. Minnesota? The post Podcast: Chicago White Sox offense powers series win over the Texas Rangers appeared first on Sox Machine .

White Sox Minor League Update: August 27, 2026

Memphis Redbirds 3, Charlotte Knights 2 (10 innings) Davis Martin looked terrific in his first rehab start, tossing five scoreless innings while allowing just one hit and one walk with five strikeouts. Here’s hoping it was a preview of what he can provide when he returns to Chicago. The Knights (68-61) gave Martin a little […]

Purple Row After Dark: Predict the Rockies record in the final stretch

Right now at the top of the Colorado Rockies to-do list is avoid another 100-loss season. It’s going to be close. Currently, the Rockies have a 52-82 record, which means they need 11 more wins to avoid 100 losses and have one more win than the Chicago White Sox did in 2025 coming off their […]

Will star prospect Walker Jenkins save Twins’ playoff hopes?

The Minnesota Twins are set to promote top prospect Walker Jenkins for their game on Friday night against the Chicago White Sox, per Jonathan Mayo of MLB.com. Not only is Jenkins the Twins’ top prospect, but he is the No. 15 overall prospect in the sport, according to MLB.com. The Twins believe he can become […] The post Will star prospect Walker Jenkins save Twins’ playoff hopes? appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Is the White Sox D … a D?

Most of the talk about Chicago’s amazing season so far is either about the hitting, which is chugging right along despite some serious slumping here or there. Or even the pitching, which looks like it may be running out of steam (please notice how both references cleverly tie in to old trains). As long as […]

Twins top prospect Walker Jenkins to debut Friday

Per Jonathan Mayo of MLB Pipeline, Twins top prospect Walker Jenkins will make his Minnesota debut this Friday against the Chicago White Sox. Jenkins is ranked #13 overall by MLB Pipeline, #4 by FanGraphs, and #9 by Baseball America. He is the highest ranked Twins prospect to debut since Byron Buxton in 2015. Minnesota will […]

Getz: White Sox Interested In Long-Term Deal With Murakami

The White Sox’ signing of Munetaka Murakami has proven to be one of the best offseason moves made by any team in the 2025-26 offseason. Chicago landed the 26-year-old slugger on a two-year, $34MM deal after the market didn’t provide the long-term pact he sought. The fit at Guaranteed Rate Field has been a strong […]

Pope Leo finally gets his White Sox Pope Hat from viral giveaway night

After the Chicago White Sox held a Pope Hat giveaway night, one of the team’s superfans, Pope Leo, has gotten his hands on one at the Vatican. The White Sox revealed that Pope Leo received one of the hats at the Vatican. He looked happy to be holding one of the hats. It remains to […] The post Pope Leo finally gets his White Sox Pope Hat from viral giveaway night appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Reasons For Future Optimism For 3 Midwest MLB Teams

Three MLB clubs out in the Midwest are having very different 2026 seasons—but all have reason for optimism moving forward. The post Reasons For Future Optimism For 3 Midwest MLB Teams appeared first on College Baseball, MLB Draft, Prospects - Baseball America .

Walsh Joins the No-Hit Club

Walsh Joins the No-Hit Club kkundahl Thu, 2026-08-27 10:40 The Chicago pitcher no-hit Boston for his 24th victory of the year on Aug. 27, 1911, allowing just one baserunner along the way. Abbey Dempsey At the turn of the 20th century, Ed Walsh assembled a big league resume that continues to evade modern-day pitchers. Throwing 14 seasons for the White Sox between 1904 and 1917, the right-hander tallied 195 wins – highlighted by Major League Baseball’s last 40-win season in ...

Today in White Sox History: August 27

1910 Comiskey Park hosted the first night game ever played in an MLB ballpark, as Chicago amateur clubs the Logan Squares and Rogers Parkers played before 20,000 fans (or 3,500, depending on accounts). Twenty arc lights were strung up along the perimeter of the field to accomplish the feat, delivering 137,000 candlepower of light. The […]

White Sox Minor Keys: Aug. 26, 2026

Caleb Bonemer’s outfield career is off to an inauspicious start. For one, the Birmingham Barons were no-hit by Rocket City in an 8-0 loss to the Trash Pands, although it was an ex post facto no-no since Dylan Campbell’s line shot past shortstop Arjun Nimmala in the seventh inning was originally ruled a single, and… The post White Sox Minor Keys: Aug. 26, 2026 appeared first on Sox Machine .

White Sox Tristan Peters continues to build impressive 2026 resume

Tristan Peters has emerged as one of the best stories in baseball this season. Acquired by the Chicago White Sox in December after being designated for assignment by the Tampa Bay Rays, Peters earned his way onto the Opening Day roster with an impressive spring training and hasn’t looked back since. His 2026 season has [...] The post White Sox Tristan Peters continues to build impressive 2026 resume appeared first on ChiCitySports .