It’s a Braves new world as the Cubs are retired to yesterday’s news bin. That and more in the recap of recaps.
The next phase of Ohtani’s journey, plus: Lorenzo Cain and Salvador Perez learned that you can go home again, as long as you hit dingers.
It’s a blister, it’s a blister! Ohtani finds that he’s not in Kansas City anymore (where it was 30 degrees and his start canceled), but the conditions still weren’t right for him.
Aces were high Tuesday night, with multiple No. 1 starters facing off against other No. 1 starters.
What would need to happen for the White Sox to wind up in the playoff race a year sooner than anyone expected?
Garcia was always supposed to be here, but his path to playing time was not without its travails.
Tampa Bay gives up on former no. 1 overall pick Tim Beckham, sending him to Baltimore for minor leaguer Tobias Myers.
Monday’s start showed what is possible when Rodon is at his best.
These clocks are stored deep in Rick Hahn’s desk drawer, and when they hit zero an alarm goes off.
There’s a big change of plans on the South Side.
The 1999 White Sox were (also) a team in transition.
The White Sox have an opportunity to flip the script for how they’re viewed regarding player development.
Chicago is retiring Mark Buehrle’s number this summer. A look back at what made him so good.
It’s no secret that the White Sox aren’t expected to contend this season, but individual player projections are still important.
White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper is trying to get left-hander Carlos Rodon to throw more strikes and unleash his potential.