With Liam Hendriks undergoing treatment for Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma, the White Sox closer position has question marks surrounding it for the first time in two years. What is Hendriks’ status for 2023? Who will step up for the Sox if Hendriks is out? Join the CHGO White Sox crew, Sean Anderson, Herb Lawrence and Vinnie Duber as they predict who will…
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When it comes to filling in for Liam Hendriks, the White Sox seem set on a closer-by-committee approach, relying on a bullpen full of talented arms to match up in the late innings.
After having a career year in 2019, Chicago White Sox 3rd baseman Yoan Moncada has been leaving fans wondering if he can duplicate it ever since. Moncada has dealt with injuries and the after-effects of covid for the past three seasons now. Can he ever return to 2019 form? New Sox Manager Pedro Grifol has some thoughts. Join Sean Anderson,…
With Rick Hahn perhaps looking to make a trade this winter, the bullpen could be the area of strength he could draw from to improve the White Sox’ roster.
There's a lot to be learned from this disappointing season. But the biggest lesson that the White Sox are hoping leads to an attitude adjustment for 2023: not taking seasons in the middle of a supposed contention window for granted.
With the White Sox finally and officially eliminated from the playoff race, the players have started to reflect on a disappointing season, attempting to answer the biggest question: What went wrong?
The Chicago White Sox were walked off by the Colorado Rockies Wednesday afternoon. The Sox came back to take a 5-3 lead, but the overworked bullpen was unable to hold the lead. Join Vinnie Duber Herb Lawrence and Sean Anderson to recap the series split on the CHGO White Sox Live Postgame Show. Watch the YouTube Replay https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RBq56va2R0&t=167s Subscribe to…
A sure, if slow, return to health was one reason to believe that a White Sox turnaround was possible, that talk of this team spending October watching from the couch was premature. But every time an injured star comes back, another one hits the IL. They just can't catch a break.
The White Sox have a lot of season left to play, so much of it that it’s somewhat pointless to use this weekend’s series as a measuring stick. But with the Yankees in town, that’s a hard thing to resist.
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