Will Venable, in his first season as the Chicago White Sox manager, engages with the difficult reality of another 100-loss season. Even so, he remains adamant that there’s “real progress” to celebrate, reminding fans and players alike that “You have to exist in both worlds.”
Noah Schultz, a top pitching prospect for the Chicago White Sox, navigated knee troubles this season while pitching in Double-A and Triple-A. Despite the setbacks, he remains focused on a healthy offseason as he prepares to make a serious push for the 2026 roster.
Mike Vasil has embraced a whirlwind of responsibilities for the Chicago White Sox, pitching as an opener, a closer, and even in long relief. Each role has shaped his “wild ride” of a season, testing both his adaptability and determination.
The Chicago White Sox claimed a 6–5 win over the Tampa Bay Rays thanks to a pivotal five-run second inning on Wednesday night. Mike Tauchman and Lenyn Sosa delivered crucial two-run doubles, and Michael A. Taylor added an RBI double to help secure the victory.
The Tampa Bay Rays claimed a 5-4 win over the Chicago White Sox with a trio of crucial home runs. Tristan Gray’s seventh-inning blast broke a tight game and secured the road victory for Tampa Bay.
Tarik Skubal takes the mound tonight as the Detroit Tigers face the Chicago White Sox at Comerica Park. With the Tigers holding an 81-61 record, they aim to seize a favorable matchup against a White Sox team struggling at 54-88.
The Minnesota Twins head to Chicago on Saturday night hoping to snap a three-series losing streak. Royce Lewis remains central to their effort as they seek a much-needed victory against the White Sox.
Martín Pérez pitched 5⅓ strong innings in his latest step back from the Injured List, allowing just one unearned run. Despite his performance, the Chicago White Sox dropped a close 1-0 contest to the Atlanta Braves.
The Colorado Rockies faced another tough defeat against the Chicago White Sox, their struggles in crucial moments highlighting a challenging season. German Marquez’s dejected stance on the mound embodied the team’s ongoing woes.
Bobby Jenks, the dominant closer who helped lead the Chicago White Sox to a World Series title, has died at the age of 44. The two-time All-Star was renowned for his record-setting saves and formidable presence on the mound.
