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White Sox’s Miguel Vargas joins 30-home-run club for 1st time in his career

The Chicago White Sox have made several maneuvers to accelerate their rebuild and contend for a divisional title this season. They have collectively exceeded expectations, but the Miguel Vargas acquisition probably does not get enough attention. The former Los Angeles Dodgers prospect currently leads the ballclub in OPS, and in Friday night’s game versus the […] The post White Sox’s Miguel Vargas joins 30-home-run club for 1st time in his career appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Pregame notes: Is the third time the charm for Kyle Teel?

The first time Kyle Teel tried to return from injury, he tweaked his knee during a rehab stint for a hamstring strain. The second time Kyle Teel tried to return from injury, he hit .190/271/.317 over 19 games before suffering a high ankle sprain attempting to pivot and apply a tag at home plate. So… The post Pregame notes: Is the third time the charm for Kyle Teel? appeared first on Sox Machine .

Game Thread: Twins (67-73) at White Sox (73-67)

Well, the AL Central race has not exactly been much of a race, and this past week it’s looked like two hurt tortoises limping towards the finish line. For as poor as the Chicago White Sox have been lately, the Cleveland Guardians have been just as bad, and honestly, that’s been good enough. No, you […]

Game 141: Twins at White Sox

Time: 6:40 Central Weather: Ever-increasing chance of thunderstorms, 85° Opponent’s SB site: South Side Sox TV: Twins TV. Radio: I’ll bet you can pick up games for three teams in Kenosha ChiSox starter Erick Fedde won Player of the Year in 2023, when he pitched for the NC Dinos in Changwon, Korea. Here are their […]

Three blind decisions: Chris Getz’s biggest mistakes this season

Fall is here, the White Sox sit atop the AL Central, and the scent of a postseason run — albeit likely a very short one — is wafting through the air. Although Chicago fans have been looking forward to a competent team since before Pope Leo was inaugurated, one of the Sox’s latest roster moves […]

A month after the trade deadline, White Sox’s additions haven’t added up

It's never a good sign for a trade deadline haul when a team might've been better off making zero trades than the four that went through. Or that the most productive player of those four was hurt in his third game, and might not be available the rest of the season. As James wrote in the wake of the trade deadline, Chris Getz tried to balance immediate and longer-term interests by acquiring players -- Luis Castillo for the rotation, Huascar Brazobán for the bullpen, Joey Bart for catching, Br...

Today in White Sox History: September 4

1937 Mike Kreevich tied the MLB record, with four doubles in four straight at-bats, in a 9-1 win at Detroit. The center fielder’s 4-for-6 day, with three runs and an RBI, moved his batting average up to .318. Three of his four doubles came off Tigers starting pitcher Tommy Bridges. In his second season as […]

Ky Bush Shut Down With Lat Strain

The White Sox have shut down left-hander Ky Bush due to a lat strain, per Scott Merkin of MLB.com. He won’t return this season. He is already on the 60-day injured list and will stay there through the end of the campaign. That will make it two completely lost seasons for Bush, who underwent Tommy […]

Kyle Teel returning from IL as White Sox look to win AL Central

The Chicago White Sox are receiving a boost as they prepare for the stretch run of the 2026 MLB season. On Friday, the team announced that catcher Kyle Teel has been reinstated from the injured list. In a corresponding move, catcher Drew Romo was optioned to Triple-A. Teel has not played since July due to […] The post Kyle Teel returning from IL as White Sox look to win AL Central appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Fatal flaw that will doom Guardians’ chances of winning AL Central

The Cleveland Guardians are right where they need to be to make a run at the Chicago White Sox and win the American League Central title. They are 70-70 with 22 games remaining, and just 3.0 games behind Chicago’s South Side team. That is more than enough time to make up the difference between the […] The post Fatal flaw that will doom Guardians’ chances of winning AL Central appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Luis Robert Jr. Claim Fills a Void for Playoff-Hopeful Orioles

The Baltimore Orioles, in need of a right-handed-hitting outfielder who can play center field, claimed Luis Robert Jr. off waivers from the New York Mets on Monday. Robert, 29, spent the first six seasons of his career with the Chicago White Sox. The White Sox gave him a six-year, $50 million pre-arbitration extension in 2020, […] The post Luis Robert Jr. Claim Fills a Void for Playoff-Hopeful Orioles appeared first on Just Baseball .

White Sox Minor Keys: Sept. 3, 2026

A handful of notes while waiting for White Sox minor league affiliates’ magic/tragic numbers to reach 0… *Caleb Bonemer is heading to the Arizona Fall League per the league’s official X account: *Braden Holcomb was promoted to Winston-Salem, taking the place of Derek Cerda, who was placed on the 7-day IL. Holcomb, the hulking Vanderbilt… The post White Sox Minor Keys: Sept. 3, 2026 appeared first on Sox Machine .

Will Venable outlines expectations for struggling Luis Castillo and potential changes

Manager Will Venable has done an impressive job in his first season at the helm of the Chicago White Sox. For much of the season, his club has held the top spot in the American League Central while maintaining the No. 2 seed in the playoff picture. However, a recent series loss to the Houston [...] The post Will Venable outlines expectations for struggling Luis Castillo and potential changes appeared first on ChiCitySports .

Podcast: White Sox have trouble in Houston losing series

Episode Summary The Chicago White Sox have a tough time in Houston, losing three out of four games . With Cleveland losing their series against Toronto, the White Sox are still three games up in the AL Central. But they could use Munetaka Murakami and Luis Castillo to get back on track. The post Podcast: White Sox have trouble in Houston losing series appeared first on Sox Machine .

White Sox’s Munetaka Murakami trying to find mindset change amid brutal slump

Chicago White Sox star first baseman Munetaka Murakami had another rough night at the plate on Thursday. The 26-year-old slugger, who had a strong start in his big league career with the White Sox, went 0-for-4 with three strikeouts in a 6-2 loss at the hands of the Houston Astros at Daikin Park in Houston. […] The post White Sox’s Munetaka Murakami trying to find mindset change amid brutal slump appeared first on ClutchPoints .

4-Run Third Backs Brown as Astros Drop White Sox 6-2

Talk about Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde. The Astros seemed poised this week to not only beat them in a series, but also eventually leapfrog them into the two seed. Astros 6. White Sox 2. It took more than a month, but finally, Houston has won a series at home.      You’d be hard […]

White Sox Outright Tyler Gilbert

Earlier this week, the White Sox designated left-hander Tyler Gilbert for assignment to free up a spot on their 40-man roster for Tommy Pham. Gilbert went unclaimed on waivers, and today, Chicago sent him outright to Triple-A Charlotte. Having been outrighted twice before in his career, he had the right to reject the assignment, but […]

Offense Astro-logy: White Sox fall to Houston, 6-2

The good thing about this week’s series in the land of the Crawford Boxes and the choo-choo is that both Sean Burke and Davis Martin pitched extremely well, a big turnaround from their recent starts and a good sign for the stretch run. The bad thing — well, besides nearly the entire offense — is […]

Astros 6, White Sox 2: A subdued series loss

Luis Castillo attempt to help the White Sox salvage a split looked good early. Or at least through two batters. But after a pair of strikeouts, Castillo lost a 10-pitch battle to Isaac Paredes with a two-out walk, then watched Jose Altuve send a head-high fastball over the Crawford Boxes for a 2-0 hole that better summed up the innings that lay ahead. The post Astros 6, White Sox 2: A subdued series loss appeared first on Sox Machine .

Back from injury, RailRiders reliever MacGregor making up for lost time

Travis MacGregor came within one pitch of an immaculate inning in the top of the first Aug. 23 at PNC Field in northeastern Pennsylvania against the Charlotte Knights, Triple-A affiliate of the Chicago White Sox. Forced to make a spot start for the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, the 28-year-old right-hander struck out Rikuu Nishida on three pitches […]

First Pitch: White Sox at Astros

Following up on Drew Romo’s inability to score the go-ahead run on a single in the eighth inning on Wednesday, Will Venable was willing to call the lack of a pinch runner a mistake. “That’s one of those where if you could do it all over again, I’m pinch-running for him,” Venable told reporters before… The post First Pitch: White Sox at Astros appeared first on Sox Machine .

Astros vs. White Sox Game Discussion: 9/3/2026

TODAY’S GAME: The first-place Houston Astros (71-69), who hold a slim 2.0-game lead in the AL West, will host the Chicago White Sox (73-66) for the finale of their four-game series today at Daikin Park. RHP Hunter Brown (4-3, 3.33 ERA), who shut out the White Sox in 7.0 innings on July 25 in Chicago, […]