MLB Offseason 'Winners' Have Seen Mixed Results On Field In Recent Years
Cubs president Theo Epstein has cautioned that it can be "uncomfortable" to get attention at this time of year.
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Cubs president Theo Epstein has cautioned that it can be "uncomfortable" to get attention at this time of year.
Cespedes is one of several targets the White Sox could add.
The deal includes club options for 2019 and 2020 and a mutual option for 2021.
The White Sox aren't as far away from being a playoff contender as it might seem.
Facing great scrutiny, Ventura will need strong early results. Otherwise, he'll face his baseball fate.
The White Sox are still on the hunt to upgrade their outfield.
The White Sox hope to avoid wasting the best years of top pitchers Chris Sale and Jose Quintana.
Not wanting to be the second team in the Second City, the White Sox pulled the trigger on a big trade for a power hitter.
With the additions of Brett Lawrie and Todd Frazier, the White Sox go from awful to above-average at second and third.
Chicago parted with Frankie Montas, Micah Johnson and Trayce Thompson in the trade.
The Cubs had no one selected from their organization in the major league phase.
An underrated subplot for the 2016 White Sox? Brett Lawrie doesn't get along with the Royals.
Chicago acquired left-hander Will Lamb and sent away right-hander Myles Jaye.
The White Sox have their eyes on Reds third baseman Todd Frazier.
Lawrie will fill the White Sox's big need at third base, a position of disaster for them in 2015.
