The White Sox played like they deserved to be buyers with Sunday's trade deadline looming. more ›

Ramon Castro became the 10th starting pitcher the Cubs have used this season. Jake Peavy had some struggles on the mound last night. more ›

Paul Konerko was left off the AL All-Star squad despite being in the top five in batting average, home runs and RBI. Now it's up to a final vote to get him onto the team. more ›

The White Sox missed a good opportunity ti gain ground in the AL Central last night. more ›

John Danks is now 0-8 for the season. The last time a White Sox pitcher started the season 0-8 was in 1942. more ›

Through rain, snow, sleet or hail, the White Sox played through and beat Texas last night. more ›

Cubs 5, Marlins 1 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 ›

The NBA's MVP Derrick Rose proved once again why he deserves that title after scoring a career-high 44 points in Friday's win over the Atlanta Hawks. On the baseball side however, the White Sox can't seem to get on their feet, losing 3-2 for the third consecutive time vs. the Seattle Mariners. At least we have the Bulls, right? more ›

Trouble arose on the North and South Sides of Chicago as neither of our beloved teams could pull out a win. The Cubs suffered a hard-to-watch 12-2 loss to the Dodgers while the White Sox one again got our hopes up with a multi home-run game but fell in Detroit 9-3. more ›

Things turned around on the North Side as the Cubs brought their bats in an 8-3 win over the Rockies. Despite two home runs, the White Sox couldn't keep up with the Angels in a 7-2 loss Saturday. more ›

We thought this game was going to continue into the night, but the White Sox scored three times in the their half of the 12th inning to defeat the Kansas City Royals 10-7. Carlos Quentin continued to swing a hot bat, with home run and three RBI. Ramon Castro also homered for the Sox. But the bullpen issues need to be addressed. Matt Thornton was spotted a one-run lead in the ninth and blew a save opportunity, and Will Ohman — pronounced "omen" as in, "this is a bad omen that Ohman is in the game" — also gave up an (unearned) run. Chris Sale picked up the win with two innings of relief work. The White Sox now return to U.S. Cellular Field for their home opener against Tampa. more ›

With spring training just over the horizon, the White Sox are putting the finishing touches to getting their house in order. They avoided arbitration with pitcher John Danks, outfielder Carlos Quentin and reliever Tony Pena by signing each to one-year deals. The last time the White Sox went to arbitration was ten years ago with reliever Keith Foulke. more ›

The Sox used the long ball to score all the runs they needed to edge the Rangers 4-3, avoiding a sweep in the series finale. Andruw Jones smacked a solo homer in the second to put the Sox up 1-0 but the Rangers would score three runs - one in each of the fourth, fifth, and sixth innings - off of starter Freddy Garcia to take the 3-1 lead. An Alex Rios homer in the bottom of the sixth would cut the lead to 3-2, but it was Carlos Quentin who would play the hero. Quentin, who made an error in the fourth inning which led to the first Rangers run, belted a two-run shot in the bottom of the seventh to put the Sox up for good. Garcia went seven innings and earned the win while Matt Thornton held in the eighth and Bobby Jenks pitched a scoreless ninth for the save. Ozzie was happy with the pitching staff performance, saying, "I think if we take the lead and we've got the right guys out of the bullpen doing it ... six, seven innings for the White Sox starters [is great for us], because I know the bullpen is going to be pretty good if we do that." The Sox are now 23-30 on the year, 7.5 games back of division-leading Minnesota. The homestand at The Cell continues tonight when the Sox welcome the rival Cleveland Indians to town (7:10 p.m., CSN). more ›

It's the middle of winter but that doesn't mean our MLB teams are standing pat. Over the weekend, the White Sox announced that they had reached one-year deals with both Carlos Quentin ($3.2 million) and closer Bobby Jenks ($7.5 million). Meanwhile, the Cubs seem to have their eye on a pair of ex-Sox: pitcher Jose Contreras and outfielder Jermaine Dye. Injuries to Ted Lilly and Carlos Silva could leave the Cubs in need of a fifth starter for the first month-plus of the season, leading to the interest in Contreras. As for Dye, the Cubs would use him as a backup in both left and right field as well as possibly at first base. more ›

Carlos Quentin is back in the lineup for the White Sox. In fact, fans of the Pale Hose should be happy to hear he'll start in left field tonight against Tampa Bay, batting sixth in the lineup. Of course, someone has to be moved out to make room for Quentin, and that someone is Brian Anderson, who's been optioned to AAA Charlotte. Quentin's had a great rehab run in the minors, hitting .375 with four doubles, 1 HR and 10 RBIs in 14 games for the Charlotte and Kannapolis (A-level ball). [ESPN Chicago] more ›

Cubs Outlast Cards more ›