Barstool Sports’ White Sox Dave joins me to chat Sox and everything baseball on Opening Day.
PODCAST: Dreaded Leadoff Talk – Opening Day
0 comments by Zachary Gropper on 4/4/2016
Creatine: Busting the Myths behind the Miracle Athletic Supplement
0 comments by Johan Cavallera on 2/26/2016
Creatine supplement could be considered a miracle in the world of athletes. With it you would be able to grow muscles and build your strength faster than what it commonly takes. You could be ready for a game faster than ever, and with proper diet and training you could be on top of your game […]
White Sox sign Mat Latos
0 comments by matthoeppner on 2/9/2016
The White Sox reportedly signed free agent pitcher Mat Latos to a one year contract on Tuesday. According to Dan Hayes of CSN, the deal is for $3 million. The signing gives the Sox some much needed depth in the starting pitching department, something that was brought up as recently as today in a piece […]
Just How Messy is the White Sox’ Organization?
0 comments by matthoeppner on 11/4/2015
The 2015 season was a disappointment for pretty much everyone and everything involved with your Chicago White Sox. There was all sorts of hope and expectations surrounding the team after a flashy off-season filled with moves that were supposed to help the team to compete now and moving forward. And why not? They had some excellent […]
White Sox Will Close Out Disappointing Season With Six-Game Homestand, Tickets Remain Very Cheap
0 comments by Joe Webb on 9/28/2015
For the Chicago White Sox fans who may have grown enamored with this year’s roster, take a good look. In the last week of the regular season, the White Sox will play nothing but home games, as their final six contests will take place from the friendly confines of U.S. Cellular Field. It’s also surely […]
Despite Fainting Playoff Hope, White Sox Tickets Have Great Value Throughout September
0 comments by Joe Webb on 9/1/2015
Mathematically, the Chicago White Sox enter September still technically in the American League Wild Card hunt, but overcoming several other teams in front of them looks like a nearly impossible task. Even so, with a month-and-change remaining in the slate, the White Sox will keep fighting and trying to string together as many wins as […]
White Sox Ready To Face Fellow Contenders, Begin Quest Towards Postseason
0 comments by Joe Webb on 8/3/2015
The Chicago White Sox enter the month of August having won eight of their last 10 ballgames, while smacking 15 home runs in the process to jumpstart an offense that can be really dangerous. In short, they have played themselves back into the American Wild Card race, after exhibiting signs of a season that was on […]
Three Bats That Make Sense for the Sox
0 comments by Luke Stanczyk on 7/31/2015
The MLB Trade Deadline is just about here. Thanks to a sudden surge of offense and some quality play by our Sox, it looks as if the winds have changed faster than a politician’s mind and our Southsiders now find themselves as potential buyers. With the team just 2.5 games back of a Wild Card […]
Chicago White Sox Head Into August As One Of Baseball’s Hottest Teams, Enters Playoff Race
0 comments by Joe Webb on 7/30/2015
Left for dead as baseball went into the All-Star break, the Chicago White Sox have thrust themselves into the American League playoff picture and are one of the hottest teams in baseball heading into August. It didn’t look great coming out of the break, as the White Sox lost three out of four to the […]
Underachieving White Sox Aiming To Turn Things Around In Second Half
0 comments by Joe Webb on 7/13/2015
The Chicago White Sox haven’t enjoyed a highly successful first half to the 2015 MLB season. After a much-needed All-Star break, they’ll hope they can band together and enjoy a significantly better run during the second half. Having ace Chris Sale backing them certainly helps, being one of the main attractions for White Sox tickets, […]
Chicago White Sox Face Two AL East Opponents For Most Expensive July Tickets
0 comments by Joe Webb on 6/29/2015
The Chicago White Sox are going to have to need a drastic turnaround if they plan on getting in on the playoff race. Ten games under .500 and 12.5 games back of the Kansas City Royals in the American League Central division (as of 6/30), the White Sox need July to be their launching pad […]
Prices Low As White Sox Face Off Against Two Second-Place Teams
0 comments by Joe Webb on 6/15/2015
One step back and one step forward for the Chicago White Sox, who remain in last place of the American League Central division, trailing the Kansas City Royals by 7 games. After sweeping a three-game set against the AL West division-leading Houston Astros, the White Sox went to Tropicana Field and were swept by the […]
Bonifaci-no? Emilio’s Role Seems Vague and Unnecessary
0 comments by lukestanczyk on 6/11/2015
While the White Sox have played a better brand of baseball of late, the offense is still leaving a lot to be desired. Robin Ventura has done some things to tinker with the lineup recently, including shifting guys around in the order and giving certain players more at-bats. One of those guys who has seen […]
Samardzija and the Sox First Inning Woes
0 comments by matthoeppner on 6/3/2015
Jeff Samardzija was brought in to be the Batman to Chris Sale’s Superman. Even though he was going to be the number two pitcher in the rotation, the expectation was that he would really be pitcher 1-A. Eleven starts into his White Sox career and Samardzija is 4-3 with a 4.68 ERA and a 1.342 […]
White Sox Most And Least Expensive June Games Are All On The Road
0 comments by Joe Webb on 6/2/2015
The next game for the Chicago White Sox will be their 50th, and those games have not gone according to plan so far. After some major free agent acquisitions in the offseason, the White Sox did not believe they would be in the cellar of the American League Central division at this point in the […]
