Tristan Peters Just Tied a White Sox Franchise Record
Tristan Peters matched a White Sox franchise record with five straight games with a home run. He isn't even the only rookie who's done it this year.
Tristan Peters matched a White Sox franchise record with five straight games with a home run. He isn't even the only rookie who's done it this year.
Jake Rogers played for four MLB teams in 21 days, breaking a 122-year-old record, then hit his first career walk-off homer for the White Sox against the Mets.
Pete Crow-Armstrong hit a leadoff homer AND a walk-off homer in the same game, the 6th player in MLB history to do it, locking up back-to-back 30-30 seasons.
The White Sox lost 121 games two years ago. Now they're leading the AL Central, and the real question isn't whether it's real, it's whether Chicago trusts it.
The White Sox opened the year as one of the longest shots in baseball. They just traded for Luis Castillo instead of selling. Nobody is talking about this.
The Yankees are -137 favorites and drawing 91% of the money tonight. Against a Noah Schultz who's cratering with a trade deadline looming, that's not a trap.
The Savannah Bananas sold out Wrigley Field three nights running with Cubs legends in on the bit. At 120,000 fans, 'it's just a gimmick' stopped holding up.
Reds shopping Hunter Greene, Red Sox buying AND selling, White Sox playing buyer for the first time in years: the 2026 deadline is being decided by nerve.
The White Sox just took the best college shortstop since Tulowitzki at No. 1 overall. Murakami is in the Derby Monday. The rebuild finally has evidence.
The Chicago White Sox went 41-121 in 2024. Now they lead the AL Central on a six-game winning streak. The institution has not changed. The record has.
The Chicago White Sox are one of baseball's best stories in 2026 — but their 5.39 road ERA is a ticking time bomb. Ian Prescott breaks down what's real and what's not.
The White Sox went 41-121 in 2024. They just beat the defending champions in a series for the first time in 12 years. You're still treating them like a punchline.
Munetaka Murakami hit 20 home runs in 55 games — 3rd-fastest pace all-time — then tore his hamstring. Of course the White Sox rebuild did this to us.