White Sox hosting Northwest Indiana Fan Night

CHICAGO | The Chicago White Sox will host a Northwest Indiana Sox Fan Night on Friday at U.. Celullar Field. The game begins at 7:10, and will be against the Miami Marlins.

Chicago White Sox hosting Northwest Indiana Fan Night

HAMMOND | The Chicago White Sox will be hosting a Northwest Indiana Sox Fan Night on May 24. The game begins at 7:10 p.m., and will be against the Miami Marlins.

GEORGE CASTLE: 'Holler guy’ manager won’t work to lift Sox

CHICAGO | Your White Sox are struggling, and your manager should react.

GEORGE CASTLE: Another strange chapter in Gavin Floyd story

CHICAGO | Everything happens to Gavin Floyd except another 17-victory season.

GEORGE CASTLE: Buehrle the best role-model for post-surgery Danks

CHICAGO | That wasn’t a bad name dropped by both John Danks and Don Cooper Tuesday afternoon at rainy U.S. Cellular Field.

Big Hurt plans full-time return to big city

Las Vegas somehow just didn’t seem Frank Thomas’ style, even after years of raising his second family just off of The Strip.

Sox hitting still quiet, and now bullpen blows it

CHICAGO | The White Sox have been in the wheels-falling-off-the-wagon stage for nearly two weeks, yet could always take comfort in a still-effective bullpen if they had the lead.

Gillaspie, Axelrod Sox’s wind socks upend ‘King Felix’

CHICAGO | White Sox manager Robin Ventura said backup infielder Conor Gillaspie “wants to be a storm chaser.”

'Tight-knit' Sox bullpen quintet nails it down

CHICAGO | When a team’s bullpen – the perceived team strength -- performs according to plan, smiles and humorous body English prevail in the winning clubhouse.

Ponce family opens White Sox's season

WTTW's Phil Ponce, an East Chicago native and Bishop Noll alum, joined his sons to sing the national anthem before the White Sox's season opener.

Sox battery has extra juice to zap Royals

CHICAGO | Even though he kept the nay-sayers away with a game-winning homer Monday, White Sox catcher Tyler Flowers still had his priorities straight after he helped guide Chris Sale to a 1-0 victory over the Kansas City Royals.

JOHN DOHERTY: In new season, baseball clings largely to past

New helmets, strong enough to withstand a 100 mph fastball, will be the law of the land in Major League Baseball this season. Supposedly they will prevent concussions.

Samardzija solid in five innings

The scene was perfectly set.

Lake Station extends signup for youth baseball leagues

LAKE STATION | Registration has been continued for the city's newly formed Cal Ripken/Babe Ruth Baseball and Babe Ruth Softball teams.

GEORGE CASTLE: Bad news on Sox OBP, good news is Hahn recognizes woe

CHICAGO | The bad news was the White Sox flopped miserably in on-base percentage and runners-in-scoring position in 2012, two crucial numbers that caused the fatal collapse out of first place in late September.

Rangers add C Pierzynski, say he will be starter

ARLINGTON, Texas | A.J. Pierzynski can joke with Texas manager Ron Washington about last season's All-Star snub now that he's the starting catcher for the Rangers.

GEORGE CASTLE: Youkilis would be good for Cubs, Sox – yet doesn’t fit anymore

The one convergence for our baseball teams is a goateed former OBP guru who was a folk hero with his last two teams and would be once again if he played in Wrigley Field.

Dualing "Sox" Fans Monica Lowe and her husband, Mark Potis of Valparaiso

Monica Lowe and her husband, Mark Potis, both of Valparaiso, share a passion for baseball and cooking. Mark, an avid Chicago White Sox fan, and Monica, a native of New Hampshire and a Boston Red Sox fan, are shown in this 2008 photo enjoying a game between their favorite teams.

Floyd helps White Sox edge Royals

KANSAS CITY, Mo. | Gavin Floyd is healthy again and hoping to help the White Sox get back to the playoffs.

Mutual admiration society for Sale, Verlander

CHICAGO | Chris Sale waited 11 days for his re-match with Justin Verlander and all the evening-up that went along with it after his Sept. 2 loss in Detroit.