Michael Kopech

Thursday is the big day for the Chicago White Sox, as they will kick off the American League Division Series against the Houston Astros at Minute Maid Park.

The Chicago White Sox have now made the playoffs in back-to-back seasons, and this year’s roster is one of the best the team has ever put together.

Here are five x-factors that could help the Chicago White Sox get past the Houston Astros in the ALDS and a step closer to the World Series.

White Sox pitcher Michael Kopech landed on the injured list Monday with a strained left hamstring, keeping him sidelined for at least a week.

The injury-update portion of Tony La Russa’s media session was long, with two regulars out and the White Sox waiting for word on Michael Kopech.

Michael Kopech was terrific once more in a spot start Sunday, brightening the spotlight on whether the White Sox should move him into their starting rotation.

Michael Kopech is back. Again. This time, he returns to the White Sox refocused, re-motivated and ready to win.

Michael Kopech, one of baseball’s top pitching prospects, has decided to “not participate in the 2020 season,” Chicago White Sox General Manager Rick Hahn said Friday in a statement.

It’s been more than a decade since the White Sox last played in the postseason (2008), but as a sold out SoxFest kicked off at McCormick Place, there’s realistic hope the 2020 team can end that drought. A day after manager Rick Renteria made headlines for saying he’d be disappointed if his team didn’t make the playoffs, some of...

Vanessa Morgan has found her happily ever after....

The Riverdale actress married professional baseball player Michael Kopech on Saturday, E! News can confirm. Morgan, 27, and Kopech, 23, exchanged vows in front of their closest family and friends, including members of the Riverdale cast, during an intimate ceremony at the Historic Walton House in Homestead, Florida....

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Chicago White Sox pitcher Michael Kopech and “Riverdale” actress Vanessa Morgan announced their engagement on social media Wednesday, with the hurler posting an incredible video of the big moment.

Chicago White Sox pitcher Michael Kopech has created plenty of hype for himself as he begins his big league career, but it’s another prospect that he saved the biggest praise for.

On Friday, it was revealed that Chicago White Sox pitcher Michael Kopech would likely have to undergo Tommy John surgery on his pitching elbow, and on Saturday he sent a message to Sox fans promising that he would be back soon.

Chicago White Sox pitcher Michael Kopech suffered a torn UCL in his pitching elbow, and will likely have to undergo Tommy John surgery, the team announced Friday.

A 32-year-old Chicago man whose nose was broken by a foul ball during a White Sox game was back home Wednesday, the team said a day after he was struck at Guaranteed Rate Field.

A hooking line drive late in the Tigers-White Sox game Tuesday night suddenly turned everyone’s attention to the stands. A fan was hit in the face by a foul ball, bled profusely before walking to the first aid station and was taken to a hospital, briefly delaying Detroit’s 8-3 win.

With his major league debut out of the way, Michael Kopech was able to take the mound with a little less fanfare the second time around.

Tweets containing racist and homophobic language from five years ago have surfaced just two days after White Sox pitcher’s Michael Kopech’s major-league debut.

The hashtag #KopechDay took off Tuesday as anticipation for the major league debut of the White Sox top pitching prospect, Michael Kopech, grew ahead of the game that evening.