A Chicago White Sox employee hit the team photographer with the ceremonial first pitch at Tuesday's game - but he still got the shot.

In their 9-4 win over Houston, the White Sox became just the fourth club in the past four decades to accomplish two rare feats in the same game.

The highlights to emerge from Jose Rondon's inning on the mound were him doing the exact opposite of "bringing the heat" as he lobbed many eephus pitches.

When is a home run not a home run? When your swat over the wall goes into the scorebook as a single after a screwup on the basepaths, that's when.

Chicago White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson didn't go into detail Friday about what he said during a bench-clearing fracas with Kansas City earlier in the week after a report that he directed a racial slur at Royals pitcher Brad Keller.

Celebrating too much is never a good idea.

Jose Altuve's second shot was a no-doubter -- just like the Houston Astros' status as a team to beat in the American League.

'A monumental deal...'

Baseball’s “Hot Stove League” has gone cold the past few seasons as owners are reluctant to dole out huge sums of money for baseball’s high-priced free agents. This year, the […]

The Chicago White Sox say they have a strong pitch for Manny Machado and Bryce Harper. Just don't expect them to sign both star sluggers.