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White Sox No. 1 overall draft pick Roch Cholowsky is headed to High-A Winston-Salem and is expected to make his professional debut at Truist Stadium this week. The post White Sox No. 1 Pick Roch Cholowsky Headed to Winston-Salem appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .
The 2026 season has gone better than just about anyone could have expected for the Chicago White Sox. While that does not necessarily mean that the organization is going to push all their chips in for the sake of the 2026 season, they’re in a position to add to a young core that has taken […] The post 3 Mock Trades That Would Make for a Perfect White Sox Deadline appeared first on Just Baseball .
The White Sox hit four home runs, including blasts from Miguel Vargas, Andrew Benintendi, Munetaka Murakami, and Colson Montgomery, to beat the AL-leading Rays 6-1 on Friday night. The post White Sox Power Past AL-Leading Rays 6-1 Behind Four Homers appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .
The Chicago White Sox are one of the great success stories of the 2026 season. No team has exceeded expectations like the South Siders, a team that is just two years removed from having the most losses in the expansion era. This year’s team is in first place in the American League Central, and their […] The post 1 last-minute trade White Sox must make before deadline appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The White Sox have held at least a share of first place since July 4, and a total of 49 days total this season. And yet with a ridiculously light schedule for the second-place Cleveland Guardians (three games back, playing .500 ball), it’s no guarantee the South Siders will be able to hold on to […]
Good morning! With Tristan Peters' walk-off base on balls Thursday afternoon , he secured the first back-to-back walk-off winners for the White Sox since 2023. He also marked the thirtieth recorded instance in franchise history of a walk-off walk, and the first time since August of 2015. The post Sporcle Saturday: Walk-off walks appeared first on Sox Machine .
After making the trip across Chicago, the Yankees opened their series on the North Side with a win over the Cubs on Friday afternoon. Led by a good outing from Will Warren, the Yankees got homers from Amed Rosario and Spencer Jones, and that proved to be enough for a victory. Thanks to the win, […]
White Sox farm director Paul Janish is in St. Petersburg to announce the initial affiliate assignments for Roch Cholowsky & Friends, but since the team’s transaction wire listed a whole bunch of draft picks heading to Kannapolis and Cholowsky wasn’t one of them, there’s a leading assumption as to where the No. 1 pick will… The post White Sox Minor Keys: July 31, 2026 appeared first on Sox Machine .
1901 In a 4-0 masterpiece hosting Detroit, Nixey Callahan tossed the first one-hitter in White Sox history. Only his Tigers counterpart, Joe Yeager, had a safety. Callahan himself had two hits in his win, while the White Sox also tapped out three triples and left fielder Herm McFarland went 3-for-4 with three singles. 1925 Ted […]
Episode Summary Sox Machine's Josh Nelson pitches 3 trade targets for the Chicago White Sox prior to the MLB Trade Deadline. Also reviews trade ideas from Sox Machine supporters. The post Podcast: White Sox Trade Targets (2026 Edition) appeared first on Sox Machine .
The Chicago White Sox continued their climb in the American League Central with a 6-1 win over the American League-leading Tampa Bay Rays on Friday night at Tropicana Field, extending their winning streak to three games and improving to 58-51. The win also matched the team’s season high of seven games above .500 while increasing […] The post White Sox just accomplished jaw-dropping home run feat vs. Rays appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Nashville Sounds 4, Charlotte Knights 2A snoozing offense proved to be Charlotte’s downfall. There were lots of zeroes to start the game. Through the fifth inning, the Knights had zero hits and were 0-for-2 with runners in scoring position. Although the lineup managed to limit its strikeouts to five, there was so much to be […]
Nick Martinez is in line to be one of the finalists for the AL Cy Young award this season. So far this year, he’s done a great job at limiting hard hits and walks, making him a tough pitcher to attack. But that was before the White Sox made Friday night look like a Home […]
The Rays entered Friday’s game with a three-game lead in the AL East, after the Yankees beat the Cubs in an afternoon affair at Wrigley Field, By the end of Friday’s game, which saw the division lead cut to 2.5, the last completed trade was AJ Minter to the Twins. There is now less than […]
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- On paper, Nick Martinez presented a tricky matchup for the best scoring offense in the American League. For one, he's good; having allowed five runs in his last five starts and coming off his first career All-Star appearance. But moreover, the Sox thrive off patience and pop, reeling wayward pitchers into their honeyhole, and Martinez is the brand of relentless strike-throwing and soft contact machine that has flummoxed them when taking the form of Keider Montero, or ...
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- The White Sox are leading the American League Central and looking to buy, enough that this month's State of the Sox meeting with coaches and players focused on addressing the distraction of Monday's looming trade deadline. "There's a non-zero chance that the DNA of our club changes here over the next couple of days," Will Venable said. "We just want to be prepared for that, and make sure that it's not more of a distraction than it needs to be." The post Pregame note...
After getting out of the gates after the All-Star break with a strong road trip that saw four wins in six games, the White Sox started to falter. Losing four of five to the Houston Astros and New York Yankees, it looked as if the South Siders were starting to wilt under the pressure. Out […]
The Mets and White Sox reportedly discussed a trade that would send Freddy Peralta to the South Side of Chicago. Michael Marino reports that White Sox prospects George Wolkow and Boston Smith were among the players discussed in the return. Marino also stated that the talks have stalled a bit, and the Mets are in […]
Behind the White Sox's back-to-back extra-inning walk-off victories against the Yankees this week was a herculean effort from their bullpen, which didn't allow an earned run over 11 innings of work, all conducted within the same physically taxing 24-hour span. Pitching a scoreless eighth on Wednesday made it five innings in five days for Trevor Richards, before Grant Taylor took the game from the ninth into the 11th with a season-high seven outs recorded, and Jordan Hicks worked for the thir...
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NASHVILLE — Jose Urquidy came to the White Sox organization on a roll, and the change in uniforms didn’t disturb it. By throwing five scoreless innings in his Charlotte debut against the Nashville Sounds on Tuesday, Urquidy lowered his ERA to 2.17 over his last 11 starts. By allowing just two hits and a walk,… The post White Sox Minor Keys: July 30, 2026 appeared first on Sox Machine .
The Yankees got walked off last night in a 12-inning...
Welp, it looks like the Yankees offense is back in the toilet after a promising start to their series against the White Sox. They have failed to score in 28 of their last 32 innings played, scoring just two unearned runs in their last 22 innings. With just one dependable hitter in their lineup in […]
1909 “Sleepy” Bill Burns fired a two-hitter in a doubleheader opener, defeating Walter Johnson in Washington, 1-0. The White Sox also knocked off the Senators in the nightcap behind a complete game from Frank Smith, 4-0, holding Washington to seven hits on the entire day. If that name sounds familiar, it’s because Burns would become one of […]