The Chicago White Sox have announced a re-imagined SoxFest experience. The event will take place on January 25 and 26, 2025 at the historic Ramova Theater in the Bridgeport.

The AFL wrapped up last week with only four active White Sox prospects hitting the diamond. Hitter Colson Montgomery and pitcher Anthony Hoopii-Tuionetoa were the standouts for the South Siders.

After a 41-win 2024, there’s not really one or even just a handful of attributes that the White Sox need to target when building out the 2025 roster. To put it bluntly – they need to get better at everything. A lot of that is on the shoulders of their incumbent young players being more… read more

Chris Sale is a top contender for the Cy Young Award, so the Atlanta Braves starter was an easy choice for the National League Comeback Player of the Year Award. Garrett Crochet won the honor in the American League for the Chicago White Sox. Sale came back from injury to establish himself as the Braves… read more

The AFL is winding down. Catcher Michael Turner continues to lead the way for White Sox hitters and pitcher Andrew Dalquist tossed his third straight scoreless outing.

It seems like Schoenle has been overlooked, and if he can keep this momentum heading into 2025, he could be a weapon on the South Side sooner than later. A 1.67 ERA across 70 innings shows that Schoenle has what it takes to continue to improve.

The White Sox have not developed a player quite like George Wolkow in a long time, but as MLB Pipeline says, “His ceiling is as huge as his frame.”

The 22-year-old rookie surprisingly made his major league debut in May 2024. Although it was a season of ups and downs, it consisted of many learning opportunities for the youngster.

In a bit of a slow week for Chicago’s AFL prospects, Tim Elko blasted his way to Team USA and backstop Michael Turner kept up the nice work behind the dish.