Both the Cubs and White Sox lost games on momentum-shifting plays last night. more ›

The Cubs usually automatic closer blows a rare save opportunity. Meanwhile, the White Sox put up enough runs to survive an appearance by Will Ohman. more ›

He took the mound 5-2 with a 1.78 ERA in his previous eight starts vs. the Toronto Blue Jays but Mark Buehrle caught himself in a jam as the Jays beat the White Sox 4-2 Friday night. more ›

The White Sox "one game at a time" mantra of late is paying off dividends as they wrap up a 5-2 homestand. more ›

White Sox 4, A's 3 more ›

The White Sox have fashioned themselves their first three-game win streak of the season. took them long enough. more ›

The White Sox have found themselves in a serious slump and eyes have been turning to slugger Adam Dunn, who really hasn't been much of a slugger as of late. However, it's how he plays the game, it's only May. The South Side DH is about to kick into full gear. more ›

Another night of wild baseball for the Cubs and White Sox. more ›

The Chicago White Sox struggled at home, blowing a lead and falling 9-7 to the Tampa Bay Rays while the Cubs put their DL issues to the side brought their offensive game in a 7-4 win over the Milwaukee Brewers Friday. more ›

It was a disappointing day for baseball in Chicago as the Sox seemed to relapse and lose their bats in a 7-1 loss to Cleveland and the Cubs lost their first series of the season after a 5-4 loss to the Pirates. more ›

Let's hope Punxsutawney Phil was right and spring is right around the corner. The famous groundhog did not see his shadow Feb. 2 but history is not on his side. Every year the famous furry forecaster emerges and predicts how much longer the country will have to take in the frigid air. However, his track record (A 39 percent success rate in a century of predictions) and a historic blizzard show that the only thing spring-like any time soon is MLB spring training. more ›

Looks like Jerry Reinsdorf hasn't asked Kenny Williams for the checkbook back yet. Reports surfaced yesterday that the White Sox and shortstop Alexei Ramirez have agreed on a four-year, $32.5 million contract extension, locking up the Silver Slugger, should-have-been Gold Glove winner and an integral piece of the team's future. more ›

Another Cuban will soon be coming to town, but he's more likely to be playing the hot corner than hanging with fans in the bleachers or chilling in the owner's box. While Mark Cuban's chances of landing the Cubs took a turn for the worse this week, the White Sox are poised to sign Cuban phenom Dayan Viciedo. more ›

We're just a few hours from the Sox-Twins playoff game, so here's a little something for the Sox fans to get you pumped up. As if you needed something to get you excited. more ›

The White Sox head to Toronto for a four-game series with the Blue Jays tomorrow, minus one if their players. Because of visa issues, they left Cuban national Alexei Ramirez behind in Chicago. more ›

Yesterday morning, WSCR 670 AM reported that free swinging White Sox infielder Juan Uribe has been placed on waivers by the team. Uribe had been competing for the second base position since he was relieved of his position as shortstop when the Sox traded for Orlando Cabrera from the L.A. Angels over the winter, and by most accounts he was performing well. When a player is waived, the team has the option to trade him within two business days, keep the player on the team if no offers are made for him, or release him with full pay. more ›