Coming over from FanGraphs to appear on ESPN.com, Craig Edwards tried to identify one player in each organization who could crash the 26-man roster from outside the 40-man one. For the White Sox, he chose Tayron Guerrero, which makes sense.…
Eloy Jiménez came off the disabled list on Sunday and went 0-for-3 in his return. The other key White Sox on the injured list, Tim Anderson, is probably coming back to take the roster spot vacated by Dylan Covey after…
Before he made his White Sox debut, my only defined memory of Ryan Goins wasn’t a flattering one. He booted a routine grounder to second to open Mark Buehrle’s final start back in 2015, and Buehrle ended up getting only…
There isn’t really a silver lining for losing Tim Anderson for any stretch of time, and the stretch of time seems like it’ll be considerable when a player isn’t able to put weight on his foot leaving the field like…
A week ago, Dan Hayes explored the idea of which manager would prevail if you put all 30 of them in a wrestling ring. It’s a fun idea, although it’d be more fun if there were a little more variety…
In Monday’s discussion about Josh Osich, the LOOGY acquired by the White Sox off waivers from the Orioles, Trooper Galactus noted one reason to suppress enthusiasm: The Orioles are the worst team in baseball, and they didn’t want him. Another…
The White Sox made a flurry of transactions on Wednesday — four moves, all of a different kind. The list includes: Jose Abreu to the disabled list Abreu underwent an unspecified outpatient procedure on his lower abdomen/groin at Rush University…
