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The White Sox got their first series win in nearly a month. With two wins to start May, the Sox hope to turn their season around.
Matt Moore and David Price silenced the Sox' bats in the final two games of the series, resulting in a 2-2 split.
The White Sox took the first two games of a four-game set versus the Tampa Bay Rays. Starters Chris Sale and Jake Peavy led the way to victory, while Addison Reed picked up a couple saves.
Alex Rios' strong start in 2013 has him well on his way to reversing his trend of having a bad year after a good year.
The White Sox pick up a win on Wednesday to earn a split; snapping a four-game losing streak. Depsite the victory, the Sox have lost 10 of 14 games.
The White Sox lost both games versus the Twins, and have now lost 9 of their last 12 games.
Jose Quintana was dominant on Wednesday, while R.A. Dickey shut the Sox offense down on Thursday. The Sox split 2-2 with the Jays and finished 3-7 on their 10-game road-trip.
Mark Buehrle defeated his former teammates in game one, while the White Sox won on Tuesday behind a solid outing by Dylan Axelrod and their bullpen.
Jake Peavy's performace on Sunday was good enough to snap a five-game losing streak, but the offense's woes with RISP continued.
Poor starting pitching and a failure to hit with RISP led to the White Sox being swept by the Nationals.
Gordon Beckham will be out 6-8 weeks after an MRI revealed a fractured hamate bone in his left wrist. Starter John Danks topped-out at 89 mph in his latest rehab outing.
Dayan Viciedo's walk-off home run highlighted another series win for the White Sox.
Addison Reed's pitch selection, command, and location give plenty of reasons to be optimistic about his success in 2013.
Despite the 0-for-19 slide after five games, it is too early to panic about Keppinger with such a small sample size.
Starters Chris Sale and Jake Peavy set the tone on the mound, while Tyler Flowers led the White Sox home run outburst.
This preview contains my projected records for every team, divison winners, wild cards, postseason results, awards, and league leaders.
Today, I will present the projected White Sox starting rotation and bullpen for the 2013 season. Like yesterday, I have included last season's stats, a player profile, and my statistical projections for each starter and the closer. In...
Dylan Axelrod, 27, RHP: Axelrod will begin the season as the fifth starter until John Danks is ready. Axelrod has a 3.21 ERA and 1.00 WHIP this spring with 12 strikeouts in 14 innings. He should do fine as a fill-in, but hopefully he won’t...
The White Sox selected Reed out of San Diego State in the third round of the 2010 first-year player draft with intentions of him being their future closer. In 2012, Reed recorded his first major league save on May 5th, and he was the White Sox...
Danks is coming off of a nightmare 2012 campaign. The lefty really struggled out of the gate, and his last start of the season was on May 19th. Ultimately, Danks’ season ended on August 6th when he underwent shoulder surgery. Danks is...
In 2012, Quintana really came out of nowhere to have a very nice year. When Quintana got a shot to start in May, he produced all-star caliber numbers in the first half of the season. After his first 8 starts, Quintana had an outstanding 2.04 ERA...
Floyd will begin the 2013 season in the final year of his current contract, and it will likely be his last season in a White Sox uniform. At 30 years old, the White Sox will likely let Floyd go into free-agency where he will command more...
In 2012, Peavy was able to pitch for an entire season for the first time since his CY Young award winning campaign in 2007. After undergoing career-threatening surgery on a torn latissimus dorsi tendon in 2010, Peavy responded with an impressive...
After coming off of a breakout year in 2012, Sale will begin 2013 as the White Sox’ “ace” and Opening Day starter. The White Sox rewarded Sale for his efforts and signed him to a five-year; $32.5 million extension through the...
With Opening Day just two days away, I have put together my season preview sections. Today, I will present the projected lineup for the majority of games during the 2013 season. I have included last season's stats, a player profile, and my...
Hector Gimenez, 30, C: Gimenez has been a minor leaguer for the majority of his career, and has only appeared in 11 games over the course of three seasons. Gimenez will serve as the White Sox back-up catcher to Tyler Flowers. He is batting .378...
In 2012, Beckham had his best season since his rookie year in 2009. Beckham’s batting average and on-base percentage left a lot to be desired last season, but his power numbers returned closer to where they should be at. Although it was a...
Flowers will begin his first season as a full-time catcher in 2013, and he is probably the hardest player on the White Sox to project. Since Flowers has spent the majority of his time in the majors backing up A.J. Pierzynski, he has never received...
Ramirez enters the 2013 season coming off of slightly-down 2012 campaign. The “Cuban Missile” had the lowest production of his career in terms of runs scored, home runs, batting average, and on-base percentage. Surprisingly, at age 30,...
Viciedo enters the 2013 season as my favorite White Sox player as in terms of trying to project his statistical performance. Viciedo’s offensive tools are highlighted by his raw power and bat speed that are arguably unmatched by any player...
Konerko is entering the final year of his current contract, and it could possibly be the final season of his career, let alone in Chicago. Konerko has been a mainstay in the White Sox lineup since 1999, and has also been the captain of the team...
After a historically bad 2011 season where he batted just .159 with 11 HRs and 42 RBIs, Dunn fared much better in 2012. While his batting average was still a dismal .204, Dunn was able to hit 41 HRs while driving in 96 runs. Obviously, the White...
After spending most of the time in the fifth spot of the White Sox lineup in 2012, Rios will now bat third. Robin Ventura probably wants more speed and a higher average player out of his third spot. Rios is coming off of his best season as a White...
The White Sox signed Keppinger in the offseason to a three-year; $12 million contract to be their starting third baseman. While Keppinger certainly does not provide the power you would typically want from your corner infielder, he does give the...
De Aza is coming off a solid 2012 season as the White Sox leadoff man. A rib injury caused him to miss the second half of August, but De Aza was atop the Sox’ lineup just about every day when healthy. De Aza doesn’t do one thing...
Jake Peavy's first Cactus League start in three weeks was one of the few bright spots during the White Sox current three game slide.
By examining some of Gordon Beckham's underlying stats, there is reason for optimism in 2013.
Starters Chris Sale (7 innings) and Jose Quintana (9 strikeouts) were outstanding, and Gordon Beckham continued his hot hitting.
The White Sox lost a pair of games, but may have lost more than that. After Wednesday's start, John Danks is likely headed to the DL to start the season.
Dayan Viciedo, Jordan Danks, and Gavin Floyd shined during a 15-3 rout on Friday that highlighted the weekend.
Chris Sale's solid outing and Paul Konerko's home run highlighted a victory on Monday. Prospect Andre Rienzo was a bright spot on Wednesday, and John Danks took another step towards recovery on Thursday.
Prospect Jared Mitchell shined as the White Sox went 2-2 in their last four spring games.
The White Sox and Chris Sale agreed to a five-year, $32.5 million extension. The White Sox are willing to bet on Sale's health, and the deal could turn out to be a real bargain.
Gavin Floyd and Chris Sale get their work in as the White Sox play an exhibition versus Team USA on Tuesday and a simulated game on Wednesday.
John Danks took a huge step towards a full recovery by throwing 35 pitches in his spring debut.
The White Sox were on both sides of 4-0 games this weekend. Conor Gillaspie and strong pitching led by Jose Quintana stood out the most.
After pitching the entire 2012 season while still recovering from a career-threatening injury, Jake Peavy's improved arm strength should allow him to have a more consistent season.
Paul Konerko has meant so much to the White Sox. It would only be fitting to see him hit his 500th HR and retire in Chicago.
The White Sox suffered their first losses of the spring, but some individual perfomances stood out.
Newly acquired Conor Gillaspie powers the offense, while pitching prospects Nestor Molina and Simon Castro impress during a pair of White Sox victories against Texas.
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