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A former scouting executive for the White Sox, and two scouts for the team in Latin America, were indicted by federal prosecutors Wednesday on charges that they took six-figure kickbacks to get top players.
While Mark Buehrle talked to reporters about his second Gold Glove award, it didn't take long for the conversation to turn to the future of two teammates who are now free agents.
The official announcement came out today that Mark Buehrle has won his second consecutive Gold Glove award.
Jamie Buehrle, wife of White Sox pitcher Mark Buehrle, may have broken the news of her husband's second consecutive Gold Glove award.
The Chicago White Sox and WSCR 670 The Score announced a new multiyear agreement, extending the relationship between the team and the CBS Radio-owned sports radio station.
Omar Vizquel admitted on Tuesday that he entered last spring training with the mindset that 2010 would be his final season as a major-league player.
The Chicago White Sox and Gold Glove infielder Omar Vizquel have agreed to terms on a new contract.
Paul Konerko's free agency will more than likely be a hot topic this off-season. A weekend report of Konerko likely heading to the Diamondbacks was debunked today by an Arizona reporter.
The calendar is pushing November, but as usual, Kenny Williams and the White Sox are making news, despite the fact that their season has been over for a month now.
All baseball fans are familiar with players being traded. However, according to a report the White Sox considered trading manager Ozzie Guillen.
I hope the hotel reservations are as organized as can be, since that's the bullcrap reason Bud Selig has provided as to why the World Series is starting on October 27th. But here it finally is, and I stand up and salute the matchup in front of us.
Both the Cubs and White Sox watched this year's MLB Playoffs from the couch. But, in two years it might be easier for them to make it into the postseason action.
While the fate of Paul Konerko may still be up in the air, the White Sox secured two players by picking their club options for next year.
The 2005 White Sox season is one no Sox fan will soon forget. When Ozzie Guillen looks back on that season, he does so with fond memories of the players who made his job so easy.
