CHICAGO – Remember those three Garrett Crochet starts from April 13-24, when the southpaw allowed 17 earned runs over 11 2/3 innings? Judging by Crochet’s reaction following a 6-3 White Sox victory over the Guardians Friday night at Guaranteed Rate Field, he has not forgotten.

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CHICAGO -- It seems only fitting on WWE Night at Guaranteed Rate Field that a tag-team effort on the mound propelled the White Sox to a 3-2 victory over American League Central-leading Cleveland in the opener of a four-game set. Erick Fedde threw six scoreless innings as the starter, and

ST. PETERSBURG -- The Chicago offense wasn’t much, but it was more than White Sox starter Chris Flexen was used to this season. A pair of two-run innings and a dominant start from Flexen were just enough for Chicago to end the series against the Rays on a positive note

ST. PETERSBURG -- After an 8-28 start to the season, including an American League worst 3-16 on the road, it appears that the White Sox have started to look to the future. The South Siders dealt veteran outfielder Robbie Grossman to the Rangers on Wednesday in exchange for Minor League

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ST. PETERSBURG -- If you’re just tuning in and need a quick summation of the White Sox difficult season, Tuesday night’s 5-1 defeat against the Rays at Tropicana Field should get you up to speed. There was very little traffic on the bases -- five 1-2-3 innings in all --

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After a multi-season hiatus, Crooked Numbers returns with a heaping portion of Minor League Baseball on-field oddities and absurdities. This edition, covering the start of the season through the end of April, has a disproportionate number of items from the Triple-A level. As for why that is, who knows? Maybe

ST. PETERSBURG -- White Sox right-hander Mike Clevinger, in his first Major League start of the season after finalizing his contract on April 4, didn’t last long on Monday night. It was two innings and three batters, to be exact, before he was lifted after a 54-pitch outing in an

ST. LOUIS -- The fact that Garrett Crochet dominated the Cardinals over six innings during a 5-1 White Sox victory at Busch Stadium on Sunday afternoon should be of no surprise to anyone who has watched the southpaw during much of his first season as a starter. But the fact

ST. LOUIS -- John Brebbia faced a precarious situation in the 10th inning of a 6-5 White Sox victory over the Cardinals Saturday afternoon, evening and eventually night at Busch Stadium. The bases were loaded with nobody out and rain was starting to come down. But three hours and three

ST. LOUIS -- Bryan Ramos wasn’t worried upon being pulled in the seventh inning of a 3-2 victory for Double-A Birmingham over the Rocket City Trash Pandas on Friday night. But the No. 4 White Sox prospect, according to MLB Pipeline, also didn’t completely expect a move to the Majors.

ST. LOUIS -- The public address announcement of Paul DeJong’s name came in the second inning of a 3-0 White Sox loss to the Cardinals on Friday night at Busch Stadium. DeJong was batting with two outs and Andrew Vaughn on third when the applause started to pick up, eventually

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Pitchers are meant to be ahead of hitters. Sluggers need at-bats to get into the rhythm of the season, and that takes time. Or at least that’s how the popular belief goes. But some Minor League hitters are proving they don’t need time at all to come flying out of

CHICAGO -- The way Tommy Pham put it was simple. But perhaps the White Sox didn’t need to complicate how they hoped he could contribute to a lineup that needed a boost. “[To] just be me,” Pham said Friday of the expectations the team outlined for how he could contribute.

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CHICAGO -- There are a number of things manager Pedro Grifol likes about his 2024 White Sox. He likes how they are playing as a whole and he likes the collective energy of the group, as a couple of examples. What he doesn’t like is the dismal 6-24 overall record,

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