You know the White Sox are sucking hard when their biggest fan leaves the ballpark in the third inning on a night dedicated to him. more ›

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

The White Sox recent run of success in Boston continues. more ›

It was a tough battle, but not tough enough as the Chicago White Sox fell flat after what seemed to be an endless game. Fourteen innings, 14 hits, and 8 runs later the Sox became victim to Corey Patterson's walk-off home run in a 9-8 loss to the Blue Jays in Toronto. more ›

Rangers 2, White Sox 1 more ›

White Sox first baseman Paul Konerko homered and DH Adam Dunn doubled twice for the Sox, but it was not enough as they fell to the Oakland Athletics 6-2 Saturday afternoon. Things aren't much better with the North Siders, but then again they didn't get enough time to muster any sort of rally. In six innings due to rain, the Chicago Cubs were shut out by the San Francisco Giants 3-0 Saturday night. more ›

Looks like the moaning and groaning can come to an end; for now. The Chicago White Sox went from not being able to muster more than four runs to holding the Seattle Mariners scoreless in a 6-0 win Saturday night. more ›

James Russell gave up more long balls at Wrigley. In the Bronx, Brent Lillibridge's defense preserved a win for the Sox. 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 ›

The Kansas City Royals are to the White Sox as the Pittsburgh Pirates are to the Cubs. That held true last night in the Sox' 7-6 loss. Starter Gavin Floyd gave up four runs through seven innings and had a two-run lead when he turned the game over to the bullpen, who promptly blew the game. Chris Sale gave up a two-run home run to Billy Butler, sending the game into extra innings. Melky Cabrera's RBI single off Tony Pena in the 12th inning sealed the Royals' fourth come-from behind victory of the season. The White Sox bats kept pounding out runs. Paul Konerko jacked a three-run shot and Alexei Ramirez hit an RBI triple. White Sox slugger Adam Dunn had an emergency appendectomy and will miss at least five games. more ›

In addition to the moves Benjy mentioned earlier today, the White Sox also managed to lock down pitcher Gavin Floyd to a new four-year deal worth $15.5 million; the contract includes an option for 2013 that would bump the total cost to over $25 million. The contract breaks down like so: more ›

The city of Chicago landed both of our teams in the postseason for the first time since the Teddy Roosevelt administration, and all we got was one stinkin' win before both teams' fortunes sunk quicker than Wall Street. On Monday night, the White Sox saw their season come to a close after losing to the Tampa Bay Rays 6-2 at the Cell. more ›

The White Sox found yet another way to lose to the Minnesota Twins on Thursday, losing 7-6 in 10 innings despite jumping out to an early 6-1 lead. With this series sweep, the Twins leapfrogged over the Sox to gain possession of first place in the AL Central, meaning the South Siders are currently on the outside looking in for the playoffs. more ›

For the second time this week, the White Sox pulled out their brooms. With last night's 3-1 win over the Cleveland Indians, the Sox swept the series, after sweeping the Giants earlier in the week. more ›

For the second time this season, White Sox pitcher Gavin Floyd flirted with a no-hitter, with last night's 7-1 victory breaking a 6-game losing streak. more ›

Sure, it's still damn cold out. And the snow keeps coming. And coming. But spring is just around the corner. How do we know? Because Spring Training is finally upon us. more ›

Baseball's trading deadline came and went quietly yesterday afternoon, with only Rob Mackowiak needing to pack up his locker in the Sox clubhouse. more ›

2006's baseball season brought disappointment to both sides of Chicago. Coming off their 2005 World Series title, the White Sox won 90 games but missed the playoffs — in spite of a number of roster upgrades during the offseason. Did Kenny Williams tinker too much with the chemistry that won them a title in '05? Last year's team never seemed to find its rhythm. On the North Side, the Cubs climbed ever closer to that... more ›

The Cubs and White Sox have been getting in baseball shape down in Arizona for the past couple weeks, and for the most part it's been a pretty quiet Spring Training for both clubs. Other than Kerry Wood's hot tub incident, and Ozzie's recent war of words with former pitcher Brandon McCarthy, the spring has been pretty quiet. Really quiet, actually. Sunday, however, things got a little more raucous as the White Sox and Cubs... more ›

Both of our baseball teams made some noise involving pitching on Wednesday at MLB's Winter Meetings, with the Cubs signing a high-priced free agent, while the White Sox traded away one of their starters. The Cubs signed Ted Lilly to a 4-year, $40 million deal — with Jim Hendry in the hospital, no less! "Jim was hooked up to an EKG machine, and we got it done," Lilly's agent explained. Hendry had been admitted to... more ›