Justin Verlander, a pitcher the White Sox once owned, was masterful last night. more ›

Detroit roughed up John Danks to earn their first 10-game winning streak since 1968. more ›

Are there any White Sox fans reading this right now who still think this team can win the AL Central? more ›

New call-up Alejandro De Aza, starting in place of Alex Rios, reminded White Sox fans how a center fielder should play, if only for a day. more ›

We say the Cubs missed a golden opportunity to have a four-game win streak. Cubs fans will say they now have an chance at their second three-game win streak of the season. more ›

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

Edwin Jackson was marvelous going the distance against Detroit yesterday. Carlos Zambrano said he felt like Robocop on the mound, but the Marlins tagged him like Boddicker and his henchmen, instead. more ›

The White Sox broke a seven-game losing streak against Tigers ace Justin Verlander last night. more ›

The star first basemen for Detroit and St. Louis saved their best for when the games were on the line yesterday. more ›

The White Sox and Cubs had markedly different results against division rivals last night. more ›

If putting up goose eggs on the scoreboard was the measure of a baseball team's success, then the White Sox would be running away with the AL Central at this point. The Sox' woes at the plate continued today in a 3-0 loss to the Detroit Tigers. Sox fans couldn't ask for more from John Danks, who was tagged with the loss but pitched well. But the story of this White Sox tailspin has been the offense. Juan Pierre and A.J. Pierzynski were the only hitters who could solve Tigers starter Max Scherzer. The Sox were shut out for the second consecutive game and managed to score only three runs in being swept by Detroit. Ozzie Guillen and his crew now have a stranglehold on the AL Central. more ›

Not only did the White Sox amaze with a 9-0 shutout loss to the Tigers, they almost had the assist in a no-hitter for Detroit's starting pitcher Brad Penny. Good thing almost doesn't count, only in horseshoes and hand grenades, eh? With one out in the sixth inning, Brent Morel hit a chopper down the third-base line, denying Penny of a no-no, but still not doing enough damage to drive in some runs for the White Sox. 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 ›

Chicagoist certainly doesn't envy White Sox GM Kenny Williams and the difficult task he has to rebuild a team that lost 90 games in 2007. On Tuesday, he once again was overmatched by the opposition and missed the ball on potential help for his club. Recent reports suggested that the Sox were close to landing third baseman Miguel Cabrera from the Florida Marlins — a player that Ozzie Guillen referred to as his "fourth son."... more ›

Was it only a week ago that the Sox sat in third place in the AL Central, 10 games behind the Detroit Tigers? My, how things change quickly! more ›

The White Sox open a 3-game series against the AL Central-leading Detroit Tigers tonight in Detroit. Some are considering this a do or die series, even though we're only in mid-July. Amazing how losing 5 of 6 brings out the doom and gloom in so many Sox fans. Especially when it includes a sweep by the Yanks. Fortunately, the local media are trying to talk Sox fans down off the ledge. It's not time to panic -- yet! more ›

With the AL Central-leading Detroit Tigers in town for a 3-game set this week, Sox fan were anxious to see how their team would play against the only team in baseball with a better record. Fans would get a better idea whether the Tigers are for real, or simply got off to a hot start. more ›

Thome did it again! In today's 13-9 White Sox victory over the Detroit Tigers, newly acquired DH Jim Thome homered for the 4th game in a row. more ›

Neither Chicago baseball team is doing very well lately. In recent days, both have been left at the altar when a more attractive suitor came calling. more ›

While some think disco slowly fizzled out, Chicagoans knows disco went out in a spectacular blaze of glory 25 years ago. Tonight marks the 25th anniversary of Disco Demolition Night at the old Comiskey Park. The brainchild of DJ Steve Dahl, the planned festivities were to blow up some disco record on the field between games of a double header against the Detroit Tigers. more ›