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Today in White Sox History: August 22

1923 In a game at Comiskey Park, White Sox pitcher Hollis “Sloppy” Thurston threw an immaculate inning of relief (striking out the side on only nine pitches) versus the Philadelphia Athletics. Thurston’s Immaculate Inning came in the 12th, mowing down Frank “Beauty” McGowan, Clarence “Chick” Galloway and Sam Hale.  Thurston became the first White Sox and just […]

White Sox’s Jake Rogers walking off the Mets would make the Michael Jordan proud

Jake Rogers came through with incredible heroics to lead the Chicago White Sox past the New York Mets in a thrilling 6-4 victory on Friday night. Rogers is going through the seventh year of his career in the majors, his first with the White Sox. He started the campaign with the Detroit Tigers before taking […] The post White Sox’s Jake Rogers walking off the Mets would make the Michael Jordan proud appeared first on ClutchPoints .

White Sox Minor League Update: August 21, 2026

Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders 5, Charlotte Knights 3 Playing against two rehabbing Yankees and their 4A team was too tall an order for the Knights, but this time the loss was on the arms. Jonathan Cannon did a fair job stretching his start as long as possible. Although he gave up two home runs, his six innings […]

Mets book a stay at the Heartbreak Hotel

The Mets got off to a 4-0 lead, but the White Sox erased that lead with back-to-back-to-back home runs in the sixth and then hit another home run in the bottom off the ninth to walk it off. Both starting pitchers, who both happened to be named Sean (Manaea and Burke), pitched scoreless innings to […]

White Sox 6, Mets 4: It’s Jake Rogers’ neighborhood

At the start of the ninth inning, excitable Mets reliever Jefry Yan jumped for joy in his trademark fashion when he'd thought he'd rung up Colson Montgomery on a 1-2 slider. The pitch was low enough that Mets catcher Francisco Alvarez didn't even consider a challenge, and made a quick mound visit afterward. https://twitter.com/FoulTerritoryTV/status/2090988822246875597 The post White Sox 6, Mets 4: It’s Jake Rogers’ neighborhood appeared first on Sox Machine .

Pregame notes: Luis Robert Jr. returns to South Side

These pregame notes aren't late; they just anticipated rain pushing back the start time by 20 minutes. ⚙️⚙️⚙️ The post Pregame notes: Luis Robert Jr. returns to South Side appeared first on Sox Machine .

Game Thread: Mets (58-70) at White Sox (66-61)

Heading into this season most people would’ve assumed the New York Mets would be fighting for their division title while the White Sox would be floundering, with another losing record. Fortunately for us, money can’t buy wins on its own, unless you’re Mark Walter and you love taking out loans. The Mets have been better […]

Mets’ Luis Robert Jr. opens up about return to Chicago before White Sox clash

Luis Robert Jr. is making his return to Chicago on Friday as the Mets prepare to play the Chicago White Sox on the road. Robert was traded from the White Sox to the Mets this past offseason. While Robert had ups and downs with the White Sox, he did have a memorable 2023 campaign that […] The post Mets’ Luis Robert Jr. opens up about return to Chicago before White Sox clash appeared first on ClutchPoints .

The Short Porch is taking a closer look at Seiya Suzuki

It’s been a baseball season to remember in Chicago. The Cubs and White Sox are both playing excellent baseball and if the playoffs started tomorrow they’d both be in the field. Pete Crow-Armstrong is putting together a season for the ages on the corner of Clark and Addison. The ten-year anniversary of the Cubs 2016 […]

South Side Sox Reacts: It’s still The Punch

Heading into the second Crosstown series of the season — and this one with much more anticipation of success for the White Sox than the one back in May — it seemed a good time to review our very favorite moments of interleague play between the two Chicago teams. Understanding that there are multitudes of […]

Today in White Sox History: August 21

1901 While they were the most prodigious team entering the major leagues in this year, the White Sox still could not avoid major controversy before the summer was out. Two Sox players were suspended after attacking umpire Jack Haskell in the fourth inning of a 8-0 loss at Washington. When Senators third baseman Bill Coughlin […]

Chris Sale and Jacob Misiorowski face off in elite pitching matchup

The Atlanta Braves just recorded a much-needed win against the White Sox as they travel toMilwaukee to start one of the toughest stretches of their schedule. After the Brewers the Braves must face the Dodgers. After a short break where they face a six-game stretch against the Rockies, Giants, and Nationals they face then have […]

Son Ranto Show: No Fighting, Pushing, Cocaine, or Shirts in the Bleachers

It was a wild week at Wrigley as the Cubs went .500 against their rival Cardinals and White Sox while there was fighting, pushing, cocaine and a bunch of tarpless bros in the bleachers. Brought to you by ⁠Penguin Imprints⁠, ⁠⁠Fanarchy⁠⁠ and our ⁠⁠Patreon⁠⁠ supporters. Watch! Listen! The post Son Ranto Show: No Fighting, Pushing, Cocaine, or Shirts in the Bleachers appeared first on .

Red-hot Mets hit road for three with first-place White Sox

After finishing off a 5-1 homestand, New York Mets (58-70) head out on the road for a three-game series with the AL Central-leading Chicago White Sox (66-61). The Mets last faced the South Siders in May 2025, taking two out of three from them at Citi Field. The Mets last traveled to Rate Field in […]

Should the White Sox Prioritize a Munetaka Murakami Extension?

Chris Getz was asked about a Munetaka Murakami extension before the Chicago White Sox had even seen him for a full month. Murakami arrived from Japan on a two-year, $34 million deal, giving the White Sox a short runway with one of the most accomplished power hitters in Nippon Professional Baseball history. Chicago first needed […] The post Should the White Sox Prioritize a Munetaka Murakami Extension? appeared first on Just Baseball .

Mets Morning News: A quick three-game trip to the South Side

Meet the Mets The Mets had the day off yesterday after taking their series from the Padres, and having won 11 of their past 15 games, they’re set to play the first-place White Sox in a three-game series in Chicago this weekend. That 11-4 record since the break is tied with the Rays for the […]

Braves News: Grant Holmes throws shutout, Luke Sinnard promoted, and more

The Atlanta Braves earned their 75th win of the season after Thursday’s 2-0 win over the Chicago White Sox. Grant Holmes and Austin Riley allowed Atlanta to avoid the sweep during the makeup game. Holmes got the start, lasting six innings and allowing just one hit. He walked three and struck out three.  Austin Riley […]

White Sox Minor Keys: Aug. 20, 2026

Roch Cholowsky hasn’t played since Saturday, and upon further review perhaps he wouldn’t have stuck out the rest of Saturday’s game had it not extended merely one batter beyond his final plate appearance. FutureSox’s Jeff Cohen relayed before Thursday’s Winston-Salem game that a sore wrist was what was keeping Cholowsky out of four straight agmes,… The post White Sox Minor Keys: Aug. 20, 2026 appeared first on Sox Machine .

Tigers move on to Kansas City for 3-game weekend series vs Royals

The Detroit Tigers have been in a bit of a slump of late, having lost five of their last six, which includes a sweep at home at the hands of the Chicago White Sox and dropping two of three on the road to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Just when they were one game from reaching the […]

White Sox Minor League Update: August 20, 2026

Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders 2, Charlotte Knights 0 (7 innings)It was just seven innings, but the Knights (66-57) played a close one against the RailRiders (63-56), who outhit Charlotte 4-3 and spoiled a great performance by lefthander Noah Schultz in a 2-0 shutout loss. Schultz was efficient for four frames, allowing just four baserunners — three hits […]

Chicago White Sox biggest question for the remainder of 2026 revealed by team insider

At 66-61, the Chicago White Sox are currently sitting 3.5-games up and in first place in the American League Central Division. Even the most optimistic fan likely could admit that they did not foresee this being a true statement before the season started. Indeed, the 2026 White Sox have been one of best feel-good stories [...] The post Chicago White Sox biggest question for the remainder of 2026 revealed by team insider appeared first on ChiCitySports .