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Peters back in action one day after scary crash into outfield wall

CHICAGO – Things could have turned out much worse for Tristan Peters. In fact, when Peters suffered a left shoulder/rib contusion while crashing into the right-center-field wall chasing down Kevin McGonigle’s three-run triple in the fifth during an 11-8 loss Friday to the Tigers, the White Sox rookie center fielder thought the injury was worse than the eventual diagnosis. White Sox City Postseason Tickets are On Sale Now! “Oh, yeah, it could have been a lot worse,” said Peters after returning ...

Tigers Notes: Verlander, Ryan, Holton

While stressing that these plans are “still in pencil,” Tigers manager A.J. Hinch told the Detroit Free Press’ Jeff Seidel and other reporters said the team intends to start Justin Verlander on Saturday when the Tigers host the Pirates. If all goes to plan, this will be the last game of Verlander’s superb 21-year career, and his first home start in a Tigers uniform since 2017. After signing a one-year, $13MM free agent winter to return to Motown, Verlander has spent almost the entire season on...

Tigers Notes: Verlander, Ryan, Holton

While stressing that these plans are “still in pencil,” Tigers manager A.J. Hinch told the Detroit Free Press’ Jeff Seidel and other reporters said the team intends to start Justin Verlander on Saturday when the Tigers host the Pirates.  If all goes to plan, this will be the last game of Verlander’s superb 21-year career, […]

White Sox 8, Tigers 1: A soggy series victory

Behold, a White Sox game where their low-leverage relievers could pitch in a victory. Rain delayed the start of this game by nearly four hours, but the fans who hung around for the whole thing witnessed Luis Castillo following up Huascar Brazobán and Luis Castillo to close out a seven-run victory. The White Sox still trail the Cleveland Guardians by a game, but by winning three of four, they put a dent in their greater goal of making the postseason in any form. Their magic number for the t...

Tigers’ Troy Melton mysteriously leaves start vs. White Sox

Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Troy Melton exited Sunday’s 8-1 loss to the Chicago White Sox in the fourth inning after complaining of “achyness” in his arm. He will undergo further examination. Melton’s departure came with two outs in the bottom of the fourth and Chicago leading 3-0. Detroit pitching coach Chris Fetter first went to […] The post Tigers’ Troy Melton mysteriously leaves start vs. White Sox appeared first on ClutchPoints .

White Sox score crucial win after long rain delay

CHICAGO – How long did it take for White Sox to complete an 8-1 victory over the Tigers Sunday evening at Rate Field? By actual game time, it was just 2 hours, 50 minutes, giving the White Sox (80-76) three important wins in four games against the Tigers this weekend. The win also kept the South Siders one game behind the Guardians (81-75) in the American League Central. White Sox City Postseason Tickets are On Sale Now! But let’s cut to the real particulars of Sunday’s contest. The rain delay...

White Sox find sunshine in the rain with 8-1 win over Tigers

If you overlook a four-hour rain delay and miserable fall football weather that lasted throughout the three-hour game, Sunday’s 8-1 crushing of the Detroit Tigers was unqualified joy from first pitch to final out. In beating Detroit in three of four, the White Sox remained just one game behind Cleveland heading into a significant matchup […]

Nationals Set to Activate Pitcher DJ Herz from IL for Tigers Matchup

By Mark Polishuk | at September 20, 2026 7:05pm CDT The Nationals announced that left-hander DJ Herz will be activated off the 60-day injured list to start Monday’s game against the Tigers. Left-hander Jared Simpson was optioned to Triple-A today to open up a spot on Washington’s active roster, and the Nats still need to create space for Herz on the 40-man roster. Herz will return to a big league mound for the first time in almost exactly two years, as his last outing came on September 25, 202...

Melton struggles as White Sox take the series

On a blustery, wet Sunday evening in Chicago, Troy Melton struggled through a shaky outing and left in the fourth with an apparent injury. The Tigers didn’t swing the bats that well, though they had their chances, but the bullpen crumbled in the middle innings to put this one out of reach. The Tigers lost […]

Nationals To Activate DJ Herz From 60-Day IL On Monday

The Nationals announced that left-hander DJ Herz will be activated off the 60-day injured list to start Monday’s game against the Tigers.  Left-hander Jared Simpson was optioned to Triple-A today to open up a spot on Washington’s active roster, and the Nats still need to create space for Herz on the 40-man roster. Herz will […]

Ryan set to make Tigers debut, first MLB appearance since 2024 on Monday

CHICAGO – River Ryan talked last week about the opportunity that the Tarik Skubal trade has given him. That opportunity is now. The Tigers will recall the right-hander from Triple-A Toledo to make his Tigers debut on Monday night, starting in the series opener against the Nationals at Comerica Park. Ryan’s start will begin a final homestand full of looks to the future and likely farewells. Justin Verlander is tentatively lined up to return from the injured list and start on Saturday against th...

Pregame notes: But first, a delay

While Saturday’s White Sox-Tigers game started early to avoid a rain delay, this one is starting under a rain delay in hopes of avoiding further disruption. A start time has yet to be announced. The White Sox have reinstated Huascar Brazobán from the injured list after completing a rehab stint for a strained left lats,… The post Pregame notes: But first, a delay appeared first on Sox Machine .

Today in White Sox History: September 20

1902 Nixey Callahan threw the first no-hitter in White Sox history, as he beat the Tigers. It was just the second no-hitter in American League history. The Sox gave him all the runs he needed by scoring three in the first inning, as the Sox won it, 3-0, in Chicago. The Tigers got one runner as […]

Stressful stretch run has White Sox putting individual pitches under microscope

The White Sox's 3-1 victory over the Tigers on Saturday was straightforward enough -- a starter going six innings! only two relievers! -- that it didn't inspire any second-guessing, especially since both second-guessable decisions worked out the way Will Venable hoped. If a Davis Martin-led effort can best a Troy Melton-led effort on Detroit's side, the White Sox will come away winning three of four, and everybody will try to avoid talking about the other game. But I do want to talk about th...

Tigers go for series split against White Sox on Sunday

The Detroit Tigers dropped the third game of their four-game weekend series against the Chicago White Sox at Rate Field on Saturday, 3-1, ending any chance of the team finishing at the .500 mark this season. Jackson Jobe earned a quality start for his effort, but the offense failed to play their part, resulting in […]

Jack Flaherty rehabs in Mud Hens victory

Toledo Mud Hens 4, Louisville Bats 1 (box) Jack Flaherty’s rehab outing went well and the Hens pitching staff smothered the Bats all the way through Saturday’s second to last game of the season. The veteran right-hander faces a very uncertain free agency under very uncertain circumstances this offseason, but presumably his Tigers tenure is […]