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Twenty years ago today President George W. Bush was basking in high approval ratings following the first Gulf War, Cheers was the popular TV show in the land, and a new era started for the Chicago White Sox.
This is the anniversary of two momentous occasions in White Sox history.
The Los Angeles Angels led the White Sox Sunday. The Angels scored four runs against Buehrle before the Sox put two on the board in the seventh.
A two hour rain delay and bitter cold welcomed the White Sox and Angels Saturday evening. For the first time this season, the White Sox failed to have a lead and fell to the Los Angeles Angels Saturday.
There are certain things in life that you just don't mess with. You don't add a strobe light to the flame of the Statue of Liberty because it is more "modern."
The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim scored four runs in the fourth inning and went on to beat the Chicago White Sox by a score of 4-3 on Friday night.
Common sense and baseball sometimes can be contradictory phrase. But once in a while, the sport manages to get something right, or at least correct a longstanding wrong.
As the season progresses, bullpen struggles are becoming more and more common for the Chicago White Sox, and it's beginning to frustrate manager Ozzie Guillen.
Jake Peavy tested his pitching arm Wednesday for Triple-A Charlotte Knights. After throwing 72 pitches and striking out four in six innings, he feels he's ready to rejoin the big leagues.
Former University of Illinois, and current Pittsburgh Steelers running back Rashard Mendenhall will throw out the first pitch on Sunday's Chicago White Sox game.
The Chicago White Sox are off to a respectable 7-5 record, but if it weren't for a shaky bullpen things could be looking much better on the South Side of Chicago.
The bullpen isn't just blowing saves. It's blowing a golden chance to fill seats.
Every half inning of a baseball game ends when three outs are registered, not more and not less.
Ozzie Guillen finally lost his cool after Wednesday's 7-4 loss to the Athletics. Frankly, it's about time and he had about six good reasons to do so.
Starting pitcher John Danks went eight innings and only allowed one run to score. However, another collapse by the bullpen led to the White Sox losing 7-4 in the 10th inning.
