This kind of news is just what Chicago White Sox fans need to hear. After a disastrous 41-121 season that set the MLB record ...

With Rafael Devers expected to make his Grapefruit League debut in the coming days, the Red Sox have a decision to make about ...

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There was a special guest in attendance to watch Justin Dunn pitch at American Family Fields of Phoenix during Chicago's ...

As fans predict the record for the Chicago White Sox this upcoming season after last ... vibes and are very respected throughout all of baseball, respected throughout the whole clubhouse ...

GLENDALE, Ariz. – Bullard High School-product Hagen Smith made his Major League Baseball spring training debut Wednesday as a member of the Chicago White Sox. The tall left-hander pitched ...

If you’re looking for a team that could threaten to exceed the franchise-record 121 losses that the White Sox suffered last ... but you can expect at least one in Chicago by late June, if ...

Coming off a year in which they went 41-121 and set the Modern Era record for losses, the White Sox continued to sell off assets heading into 2025, with USA Today thinking they failed to get enough of ...

The Chicago White Sox are proof of the resilience inherent in the structure of MLB. After setting a modern record with 121 losses, they still get to play a fresh 162-game schedule the following ...

(AP Photo/Charles Krupa, File) San Francisco Giants president of baseball operations Buster Posey speaks during a news conference in San Francisco, Oct. 1, 2024. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu, File) Chicago ...

The Chicago White Sox suffered one of the worst seasons in the history of Major League Baseball as they set a new loss record. But their troubles weren’t limited to those on the field ...

These Chicago White Sox sorely need one. They lost 121 games last year, more than any team in modern baseball history. That season should be the nadir of what White Sox management once promised ...