Peavy compiled a 3-1 record and a 1.67 ERA while striking out 33 in 37 innings pitched during the first month of the season and is finally pitching like the Sox had hoped he would when acquired in 2009. He also pitched back-to-back complete games during the month. more ›

Let's just say we pay a lot for bad baseball on both sides of town. more ›

Baseball legend Bill "Moose" Skowron died today. He was 81. more ›

Michelle Obama admitted today that despite being married to the most powerful White Sox fan in the world, she is actually a Cubs fan. more ›

When you pitch a perfect game, you make the media rounds. And that's what Chicago White Sox pitcher Philip Humber is doing now after pitching his perfecto in Seattle Saturday. more ›

The hockey meatheads are out in force this morning. more ›

Humber needed only 97 pitches en route to his perfecto, threw first pitch strikes to 17 of the 27 batters he faced, struck out nine Seattle hitters, had 13 flyouts and only went to a three-ball count with three batters. more ›

The Cubs lost their fifth straight game today. more ›

The Cuban-American group Vigilia Mambisa is calling for Ozzie Guillen to step down, and plans to boycott and demonstrate against the Marlins until he does so. The protests stem from recent comments Guillen made to Time magazine, stating his love for former Cuban dictator Fidel Castro and praising his 50-plus years in power. more ›

The White Sox got their first win under new manager Robin Ventura with a ninth inning home run by Alex Rios to beat the American League champion Texas Rangers. more ›

The White Sox have a new manager and hitting coach, but the same old problems driving in runs. more ›

We woke up this morning to John Fogerty's "Centerfield" blaring from the radio and haven't been able to get that damn catchy song out of our heads all day. We had to replace it with something else baseball-related, so we created this playlist of songs about baseball. more ›

While the Cubs fans are in "half full" mode on account of Theo Epstein's hiring and his initial steps toward retooling the Cubs, White Sox fans are more "half empty" as they head into the new season. more ›

Remember this photo from last month? Well now we have the hilarious deadpan video to go with it. more ›

Nick Offerman and Craig Robinson showed off their Chicago baseball loyalties for a commercial for New Era Caps, as Robinson tweeted Sunday. We assume the commercial will involve them talking to the cameras of nonexistent documentary filmmakers. more ›

By adding another wild card team in each league, MLB is guaranteeing a "win-or-go-home" game every year. more ›

Sox fans already know that not even the talents of one of the best analysts in baseball can overcome the suck of Ken Harrelson. Now comes further validation. more ›

Fukudome becomes a low cost insurance policy for a team that will have two outfielders slotted into the starting line-up as everyday players for the first time in their careers. more ›

The rumors have been stewing for months. Last night the Cubs finally pulled the trigger and traded Carlos Zambrano's talents, his mercurial temper and his me-first attitude to South Beach, and they'll be eating a major portion of the $18 million owed Zambrano in the process. more ›

While you work your way through your Christmas leftovers and try to get to Macy Field's to exchange those gifts you don't want, here's a video that, in some neighborhoods, could be construed as child abuse, depending on your baseball allegiance. more ›

While Derrick Rose's five-year, $94 million contract extension was the largest chunk of change committed to by Jerry Reinsdorf, the Bulls and White Sox chairman also opened up the purse strings to keep another of his employees under contract for the next half decade. more ›

Buehrle signed a four-year, $58 million deal, reuniting him with Ozzie Guillen and making our chances of sitting alone at U.S. Cellular Field all season closer to reality. more ›

White Sox general manager Kenny Williams is probably changing his locks and the security codes for his downtown townhouse today after a homeless man broke into it over the weekend, liked what he saw, and made himself at home more ›

In addition to visiting Ozzie Guillen and the Marlins earlier this week, as many as 10 teams are interested in the services of the durable, Gold Glove-winning southpaw. more ›

Perhaps Buehrle just wanted a couple days away from the cold and rain in the Midwest on somebody else's dime. more ›

Buehrle committed only one error last season and picked off six runners. Since 2001 Buehrle leads all major league pitchers with 85 pickoffs. more ›

Currently, the ChiSox pay a seemingly modest $1.5 million annually to the ISFA, which works out to about $18,000 per game or $0.75 per fan who passed through the turnstiles this season. more ›

Could Konerko have handled the double duty? We'd like to think so. more ›

The White Sox hiring of Robin Ventura as their new manager still has the readings of our "WTF" meter pegging the redline. more ›

Kenny Williams pulls another "WTF" rabbit out of his hat. more ›