White Sox Manager Rick Renteria, Pitching Coach Don Cooper Won't Return In 2021
General Manager Rick Hahn announced Monday morning the White Sox and Renteria have agreed to part ways.
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White Sox Reliever Jimmy Cordero Suspended 3 Games For Hitting Cubs' Willson Contreras With Pitch; Manager Rick Renteria Suspended One Game
Contreras hit a three-run home run off White Sox starter Dylan Cease in the third inning on Friday, then exited the batter's box with a sky-high bat-flip. Four innings later, Cordero hit Contreras with a pitch.
Levine: Don Cooper Welcomes Newest Corps Of White Sox Pitchers
Cooper has been the pitching guru for almost a full generation of White Sox pitchers.
White Sox Notes: Tim Anderson Feeling 'More Like Myself'
Anderson continues to deal with the emotional trauma of a close friend being murdered.
Chris Bosio, Don Cooper Admired How Heated Cubs-White Sox Game 'Policed Itself'
"If you don't pitch in, you're not going to win," Cooper says.
Levine: Mark Buehrle's Jersey Retirement A Fitting Honor
The White Sox will host Mark Buehrle Day on June 24 at Guaranteed Rate Field.
Don Cooper Anxious To Begin Working With Youngsters In The White Sox Pitching Stable
As the White Sox have started their rebuild, many eyes will be on the young pitchers' progress.
Chris Bosio, Don Cooper Talk Pitching, Share Classic Stories
"I'm constantly in search of more strikes," Cooper says.
Don Cooper On Possibility Of White Sox Trading Chris Sale: 'Don't Think That's Going To Happen'
"It's controlling the moment, it's controlling the head," Cooper says of the keys for Sale.
Levine: Chris Sale Focuses On A New Way To Get Outs In 2016
After striking out 274 batters in 2015, Sale says, "Trying to get quick, easy outs is the name of the game, too."
Levine: Jeff Samardzija, White Sox Staff Have Chat About Moving Forward
Samardzija is 4-4 with a 4.93 ERA and has struggled mightily of late.
Levine: White Sox Pitching Coach Wonders Where Fan Support Is
Here we go with the same old attendance issue at U.S Cellular Field, the one we broach every April and May.
Don Cooper: Chris Sale 'The Best Pitcher' I've Ever Coached
Cooper has a goal for Sale: lead the White Sox to the AL Central crown.
Levine: Chris Sale On Pace For April 12 Start
Sale threw 75 pitches in a simulated game Friday.
Levine: Sale Injury Leaves Possible Opening For Rodon
"The door is open" for Carlos Rodon, pitching coach Don Cooper said.
Levine: Jake Petricka Finding A New Bullpen Role
After closing last season, Petricka will likely be the lead right-handed setup man.
Cooper: Best Is Yet To Come For Chris Sale
The White Sox will continue to handle Sale's workload with the utmost care.
World Series Stars Garland, Iguchi, Blum Added To SoxFest
Three more stars of the 2005 World Series champion Chicago White Sox have been added to the lineup for SoxFest in January.
Levine: After Duke Signing, White Sox Will Stay Active
"Zach was one of the most desirable relievers on the market," White Sox general manager Rick Hahn says.
White Sox Promote 7 To Big Leagues -- But Not Rodon
Marcus Semein, Josh Phegley and Michael Taylor were among the call-ups.
Hahn: Rodon Promotion No Sure Thing
Rick Hahn and the White Sox are still considering their options for Carlos Rodon.
White Sox Missing Cooper's Instruction
Pitching coach Don Cooper is absent with a case of vertigo and isn't traveling to Seattle.
White Sox Pitching Coach Back After Vertigo Scare
Don Cooper rejoined the team Friday as the White Sox opened a six-game homestand against the Minnesota Twins.
Cooper: 'Don't Think Anything' Of Guillen's Managerial Comments
Ozzie Guillen earlier this week said he'd like to manage the White Sox again.
Cooper: 'Not Waiting On Mariano Rivera To Walk Through The Freaking Door'
The White Sox are searching for answers in the bullpen.
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Lawsuit claims 13-year-old boy had his hands up when a CPD officer shot him in the back
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Getting Hosed: A woman fights the city over a water bill she never should have received and wins
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Experts wonder why it took vendor so long to notify Chicago Public Schools of data breach
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Former state Rep. Luis Arroyo gets 4 years, 9 months in prison for bribery scheme
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott invokes Chicago violence, dismisses 'quote-"real"' gun laws
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Chicago gas prices hit new record, at more than $5 per gallon
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Chicago Department of Public Health Commissioner Dr. Allison Arwady warned the advance to the high risk level was coming.
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"We are not reinstating the mask or vaccine requirement mandates, because the health system in Chicago remains stable."
Pfizer says 3 of its COVID shots give kids under 5 strong protection
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Expert: Risk for monkeypox is low for overall population
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FDA clears COVID-19 booster shot for healthy kids ages 5 to 11
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Carvana tower in Skokie put on hold after Illinois suspends dealer's state license
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FTX cryptocurrency exchange opens new headquarters in Chicago
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Bally's unveils further plans for Chicago casino; some aldermen say it's being pushed through too fast
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White Sox lose to Red Sox by more than double the score
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Dave Chappelle attacked by armed man while onstage in L.A.
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