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Tim Anderson, White Sox Set for Spring Debut vs. Brewers
The Chicago White Sox have some high expectations in the 2021 season, and fans will get their first look at the club on Sunday afternoon in the team’s Cactus League opener against the Milwaukee Brewers. The White Sox, who made the playoffs last season after a 12-year drought, have even higher aspirations this year, with a talented young core and…
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‘Six-Tool' White Sox Star Luis Robert Starts Year 2 With Mike Trout Comp
An “indescribable” “six-tool player” who has “Mike Trout type talents.” Welcome to Year 2 for the phenom Luis Robert.
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José Abreu Away From White Sox Camp Following Positive COVID-19 Test
The White Sox are keeping Jos Abreu away from the team’s spring camp for the next several days, following Major League Baseball’s protocols for a positive COVID-19 test.
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Yoán Moncada Eyes Return to 2019 Form With COVID-19 ‘Struggle' Behind Him
Yon Moncada admitted that he sometimes “didn’t have the energy to do anything” as he battled the aftereffects of his COVID-19 infection during last season. Now fully healthy, he’s eyeing a return to the type of player he showed he could be in 2019.
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What Lance Lynn — Aka ‘Tonka Truck' — Brings to White Sox Staff This Spring
Lance Lynn has a new nickname. Dallas Keuchel’s calling him “Tonka Truck.” At the same time, the White Sox have another ace in their pitching hand, someone with winning experience and experience playing for Tony La Russa.
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How Lucas Giolito, Yasmani Grandal Are Forging New Pitcher-Catcher Bond
James McCann cashed in on his free agency this winter, leaving Lucas Giolito to establish a new pitcher-catcher bond with the White Sox top backstop, Yasmani Grandal.
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How Michael Kopech Benefitted From His Time Away From White Sox in 2020
Michael Kopech is back. Again. This time, he returns to the White Sox refocused, re-motivated and ready to win.
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How New Manager Tony La Russa Intends to Win Over White Sox Players, Fans
Tony La Russa knows he has to prove himself to the White Sox fan base and that he has to earn the trust of his new players. With World Series expectations on the line, here’s how the new South Side skipper intends to do it.
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Lucas Giolito Sets White Sox Expectations: ‘We Want to Win a World Series'
There’s no more trying to figure out where the White Sox are in their rebuilding process. On the eve of spring training, Lucas Giolito set the team’s expectations for 2021.
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Lucas Giolito Discusses White Sox World Series Aspirations
Chicago White Sox pitcher Lucas Giolito discusses the team’s 2021 expectations: to win the World Series.
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White Sox Spring Training Broadcast Schedule Released
The Chicago White Sox are going into the 2021 season as a potential World Series contender thanks to their young core and their offseason full of strong moves, and the team will have a total of 15 spring training games either televised or streamed on their website. According to a press release from the club, the White Sox will have…
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PECOTA Projections Give Cubs Better Shot at Playoffs Than White Sox
With less than two weeks until the start of spring training, Baseball Prospectus has released its newest projections for the 2021 season, and Cubs and White Sox fans might be surprised by the results. According to the projections, known as PECOTA (Player Empirical Comparison and Optimization Test Algorithm) projections, the Cubs are actually forecasted to have two more wins than…
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What Carlos Rodón's Return Means for White Sox Pitching Staff in 2021
Carlos Rodn is reportedly back for another year. But will the White Sox, with their World Series aspirations, be able to count on a guy who’s sent them scrambling for depth in the past? Here’s what Rodn’s return means for the South Siders in 2021.
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White Sox Make Big Free Agent Splash, Reportedly Landing Liam Hendriks
The Chicago White Sox have made one of the biggest splashes of the offseason, reportedly inking closer Liam Hendriks to a contract. According to James Fegan and Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, the deal is complete pending a physical for the hurler: According to MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand, the deal is for three years, with a club option for a...
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La Russa Says He Feels ‘Deep Remorse and Regret' Over DUI
White Sox manager Tony La Russa says he doesn’t have a drinking problem. He also says he has to prove that with his behavior.
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White Sox Manager Tony La Russa Pleads Guilty to Reckless Driving
White Sox manager Tony La Russa pleaded guilty Monday to a charge of reckless driving stemming from his February arrest for driving under the influence in Arizona.
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White Sox Send Invitations to Full-Season Minor League Affiliates for 2021
The White Sox announced that they’ve invited their four top minor league affiliates to continue to be their affiliates, sending invites to teams in Charlotte, Birmingham, Winston-Salem and Kannapolis.
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White Sox Reportedly Bring Adam Eaton Back to South Side on 1-Year Deal
A familiar face is on his way back to the South Side, as the Chicago White Sox have reportedly signed outfielder Adam Eaton to a one-year contract. The deal was first reported by NBC Sports Chicago’s Chuck Garfien: The contract will pay Eaton $7 million for the 2021 season, with a team option for the 2022 campaign. Eaton spent the…
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White Sox Reportedly Land Lance Lynn in Trade With Rangers
The Chicago White Sox came into the offseason looking to bolster their starting rotation, and they took a step in that direction late Monday, reportedly acquiring hurler Lance Lynn from the Texas Rangers. ESPN’s Jeff Passan broke the news as baseball’s annual Winter Meetings get underway: According to Passan, right-handed pitcher Dane Dunning was sent to Texas as part...
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Dick Allen, 1972 AL MVP With White Sox, Dies at 78, Family Says
Dick Allen, who won the American League’s Most Valuable Player award in 1972 with the Chicago White Sox, has passed away at the age of 78, his family announced Monday. Allen hit 351 home runs and drove in 1,119 RBI’s in his 15-year big league career, with stops with the Phillies, Cardinals, Dodgers, White Sox and Athletics. “With sadness in…