Top prospect Korey Lee isn’t hitting yet, but the White Sox are focusing on his development as a catcher first.
The White Sox didn’t need Monday to send their season into the realm of an unmitigated disaster. But that they’re 22 games under .500 while dealing with the fallout of Tim Anderson’s on-field boxing match and Keynan Middleton airing the clubhouse’s dirty laundry in an ESPN interview added to just how outrageous it is that this team is in the position it’s in.
The Chicago White Sox defeated the New York Yankees in the opener of their series Monday night. Dylan Cease allowed just 1 hit but walked 7 batters while not allowing a run. Andrew Vaughn provided the big blow with a 2-run homer in the 2nd inning to give the Sox a lead they would not relinquish. Overshadowing the game was…
Korey Lee, one of the two catching prospects acquired by the White Sox in deadline deals, could be the team’s catcher of the future, sure. But his time as the catcher of the present could be coming very soon.
The White Sox made two more trades Friday, dealing away Lance Lynn, Joe Kelly and Kendall Graveman. So can we call it a rebuild? Not yet. Plus, what’s the future at catcher, who’s the next wave of South Side leaders, and are more moves coming before Tuesday’s deadline?
Michael Kopech bounced back today versus the New York Mets, in the White Sox 6-2 win. Kopech threw 89 pitches over 5.2 innings pitched, and while his walk problem persisted, he was able to limit the damage by only surrendering one earned run. The Sox offense had a successful day with contributions from Eloy Jimenez, Elvis Andrus, Yasmani Grandal, and…
The White Sox smacked four homers in a 5-4 win, but all four were solo shots, forcing them to sweat out a walk-off victory. As Andrew Vaughn said, “Homers are cool,” but the problems plaguing the team’s lineup were on full display on a day when it unleashed its power potential.
The Chicago White Sox fell in the finale versus the Kansas City Royals and lost 3-of-4 in the series. It’s a disappointing series for the Sox in what was supposed to be an easy part of their schedule. The Royals walked off the Sox in the bottom of the 9th with a safety squeeze to end it. Adding injury to…
The Chicago White Sox buoyed by AN 11-RUN INNING (!) defeated the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday afternoon. The Sox entered the 2nd inning trailing 1-0 after Michael Kopech struggled in the opening frame. By the time the Sox were done batting that inning, Kopech had all of the support he would need. Hander Alberto and Gavin Sheets each homered, Andrew…
The Chicago White Sox rebounded in a big way Sunday afternoon, defeating the defending champion Houston Astros to split the opening series of the season. Yoan Moncada continued his torrid series, homering for the second time as part of a 3-hit day. He did that in support of Mike Clevinger who pitched 5 scoreless innings to go along with 8…
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