Robin Ventura Joins 9-Year-Old Cancer Patient Onstage For 'A Christmas Carol'
A 9-year-old Chicago cancer patient's wish was granted Wednesday night at the Goodman Theatre.
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A 9-year-old Chicago cancer patient's wish was granted Wednesday night at the Goodman Theatre.
The White Sox are reportedly close to a 5-year contract extension for lefty starter John Danks.
A rift between White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper and some of his pitchers was exposed by Sun-Times columnist and 670 The Score contributor Joe Cowley in Wednesday's newspaper.
The GM got off the wire, helped the manager load up the canon for one final shot down to Florida, and tried his best to take down the big top once and for all.
Aaron Rowand has agreed to a minor league contract with the Miami Marlins and will contend for a job as a backup outfielder.
To honor to the lefthander's time on the Southside, 670 The Score producer Chris Tannehill put together this moving tribute to Mark Buehrle. Enjoy.
With all the rumors coming into the Winter Meetings concerning the Cubs & White Sox, who would have thought the biggest story for Chicago was someone leaving it. The Cubs still make a minor, and I emphasize a minor, deal before they leave town while the Sox are done here.
Check out these photos from Mark Buehrle during his time with the White Sox.
Veteran left-hander Mark Buehrle will not return to the White Sox, instead signing with the Miami Marlins.
Williams said he doesn't anticipate trading any other pitchers on his current roster although that could change if the right deal came along. Williams said he just hasn't received back the players he is looking for.
The White Sox traded closer Sergio Santos, who they recently signed to an extension, to Toronto Tuesday for minor league pitcher Nestor Molina.
Mark Buehrle's hometown team is finally showing interest in him.
Ugly Lockouts have yielded some beautiful gifts.
A lot of talk on day 1 at the Winter Meetings down here in Dallas but no action for either the Cubs or Sox....yet.
The city of Chicago dominated the opening of baseball's winter meetings. The first thing on MLB's agenda was the announcement of the Veteran's Committee on who was going into the Hall of Fame. The announcement came early in the morning with former Cub Ron Santo getting in while former Sox player Minnie Minoso fell short.
