Bernstein: Abreu Already Raising Some Hope
Jose Abreu's explosive arrival is a promising plot twist for pundits and White Sox fans.
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Jose Abreu's explosive arrival is a promising plot twist for pundits and White Sox fans.
The White Sox had the second-most errors in baseball in 2013.
Rick Hahn needs some of the younger White Sox to reach their potentially quickly.
Can Anthony Rizzo or Jose Abreu be the baseball stars this city craves?
Before the rainbow, there must be rain. And it's raining right now on Chicago baseball.
White Sox general manager Rick Hahn sees value in Paul Konerko on and off the field.
White Sox ace Chris Sale doesn't want to be anywhere but Chicago.
Famed TV announcer Hawk Harrelson called the 2013 White Sox "a nightmare."
Former Chicago White Sox GM and current Executive Vice President Kenny Williams told 670 The Score that he is probably more excited for this year's Spring Training than any other year since 2006.
It's not an easy presentation, trying to get fans excited for both change and the lack thereof.
The White Sox were not willing to go to the level the Yankees did, particularly when it came to a seven-year commitment.
The White Sox and left-handed reliever Scott Downs have agreed on a one-year, $4 million deal, the team announced Thursday.
Ho, ho, ho! Baffoe Claus here. I'm way better than Ditka Claus because I don't smell like cigars, I haven't been compromised by endorsement commitments (yet), and children are genuinely happy when I show up to their homes bearing gifts (pizza is the greatest gift of all; wine for children, not so much).
If the White Sox do nothing else at these annual winter meetings, they are now a better team after the trade they made Tuesday to obtain outfielder Adam Eaton.
White Sox GM Rick Hahn was not very pleased with the trade twitter barrage that surrounded his star pitcher Chris Sale.
Many people have been critical of what they perceive as Hahn's decision to punt next season, but even though I tend to be more of a cynic than an optimist (especially when analyzing baseball deals) for some reason I'm inclined to give the Sox the benefit of the doubt for now.
Unfortunately, this son of the South Side also rises.
I'm sure the White Sox have had the ambition of finding a franchise third baseman for years, but they've sure had a funny way of showing it.
It appears Paul Konerko will have a place on the White Sox's 25-man roster, if he wants it.
This should give hope to both the White Sox and Cubs.
Gordon Beckham's days in Chicago may be numbered.
It's official - Jose Abreu is now a member of the White Sox family.
With Dunn, you have to dig beyond his batting average to see his value at the plate.
n one of the more intriguing offseasons in recent White Sox history, this move has provided some definition.
Signing Abreu shows that the organization is committed to turning its back on the past .
