Schuster: So Long Buehrle?
In a dismal filled baseball season for the White Sox, the ovation that Mark Buehrle received when he came off the field Tuesday night had to be the hi-lite.
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In a dismal filled baseball season for the White Sox, the ovation that Mark Buehrle received when he came off the field Tuesday night had to be the hi-lite.
Mark Buehrle pitched seven shutout innings in possibly his final start for the White Sox and Tyler Flowers homered to lead Chicago to a 2-1 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays.
White Sox general manager said Tuesday that a new manager will not be hired this week, but it could happen before the World Series.
Every American has their own story about Sept. 11, 2001, but White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper has a very unique perspective.
In a lot of ways, Jake Peavy's start on Wednesday was the perfect microcosm of his season.
While his hip appears to be OK, the team continues to take a cautious approach with Jake Peavy and his tired arm and will continue to do so the rest of the season.
In a season full of lows, Wednesday night's 18-7 loss to the Yankees might have been the lowest point for the White Sox.
With the White Sox shedding over $9 million in salary Wednesday by trading Edwin Jackson and Mark Teahen, many fans are wondering if they are waving the white flag this season.
Not even 11 hours after Ozzie Guillen snapped following Wednesday night's 2-1 loss in Kansas City, Don Cooper lost it on the Mully and Hanley Show.
Hitting a baseball is hard. I know, because I stunk at it.
Adam Dunn's American League-leading 117 strikeouts equate to 36.3 percent of all of his plate appearances. His .160 batting average is also the worst in the AL, and without knowing those stats you could probably tell he was struggling just from the crowd.
The Chicago White Sox are two games under .500, but because the rest of the division is struggling as well, they find themselves just four and a half games back of the Cleveland Indians.
Coming into this season, Matt Thornton was named as the closer. But after struggling early on, the White Sox removed him from that position and went with a closer-by-committee approach. Now it seems as if Sergio Santos has taken that role for himself.
After his second stint on the disabled list this season, Jake Peavy came back with a solid performance against the Cubs and earned a win. But a solid performance is hardly what the White Sox and their fans expected when they traded for the former Cy Young winner.
One of the problems the Chicago White Sox have had this season has been the back-end of their bullpen, Matt Thornton blew saves at the beginning of the season, and Sergio Santos had some trouble this past week.
Jake Peavy could return from a strained groin Wednesday against the Cubs, pitching coach Don Cooper told reporters Friday in Phoenix.
Jake Peavy's second DL-stint of the season sparked conversation about the former Cy Young winner moving to the bullpen to take strain off of his arm.
Phil Humber was supposed to be a band-aid. He was supposed to just hold his own while the White Sox waited for Jake Peavy to return from the disabled list. But Humber hasn't done what he was supposed to this season, he's done a lot more.
After being named the team's closer in spring training, Matt Thornton had a rough start to the 2011 season. He gave up eight earned runs in 8.1 innings in April, but began to turn his season around in May.
The Chicago White Sox's six-man starting rotation happened out of circumstances, it wasn't something that was planned.
Phil Humber wasn't supposed to be anything more than a long reliever and an occasional starter this year. Turns out, he's the team's best starter.
Bobby Jenks is ready to move on from the comments he made about Ozzie Guillen and the White Sox organization in the off-season and admitted that he regrets them.
The return of Jake Peavy to the Chicago White Sox rotation was a welcome sight for the team's coaches, players and fans. But his return also makes for an expanded starting rotation as the team tries to get back into division race.
After being swept by their division rival, the White Sox fell into last place in the AL Central division and have an abysmal 11-21 record. But the team isn't making any excuses for their disappointing season.
