The World Baseball Classic is right around the corner, and the White Sox will have players representing countries from around ...

Pitchers and catchers formally reported to Glendale, where the Sox' new slugger has been getting in some of his first swings en route to his major-league debut.

Here’s a quick snapshot of Munetaka Murakami's first week as part of the White Sox, after the 26-year-old free agent joined the team from Japan via a two-year, $34 million deal. Murakami is teaching ...

The 2025 season was an overall success for the Chicago White Sox organization, most notably because of the progress the team showed during the second half. The White Sox found a way to play ...

The New York Mets and Chicago White Sox agreed to a three-player swap late on Tuesday night headlined by former All-Star outfielder Luis Robert Jr. In exchange, the White Sox received two talents: big ...

The Baltimore Orioles have added another depth piece to their roster. It was announced late Sunday evening that the Orioles acquired infielder/outfielder Bryan Ramos from the Chicago White Sox for ...

The White Sox on Sunday acquired righthander Jordan Hicks, righthanded pitching prospect David Sandlin, two players to be named later and $8 million in cash considerations from the Red Sox in exchange ...

The White Sox aren't ready to win big at the major-league level yet, but a group of rising prospects represent optimism for future seasons. Several scouting sites recently updated their prospect ...

An inside look at the Chicago White Sox from spring training in Glendale, Ariz. White Sox infielder Munetaka Murakami tosses a ball in his hand after fielding balls during spring training at Camelback ...

The White Sox face a catching conundrum. In Kyle Teel, Edgar Quero and Korey Lee, they have three talented backstops under the age of 27. But barring the South Siders going with a third catcher on the ...

The Chicago White Sox have been searching for bullpen help this offseason after a disastrous stretch. As their future brightens on the offensive side, the need for impact relief arms grows. Once again ...

Grant Taylor reached 100 mph with a pitch 37 times last season with the Chicago White Sox. The hard-throwing reliever aims to take the next step in 2026.