Has a team ever gone winless after the All-Star break? The White Sox are surely giving it the old college try as they lose their 17th straight.

Four moves sent six White Sox players away at the deadline. Both Garrett Crochet and Luis Robert Jr. remain in Chicago.

Minor league action has resumed after the All-Star break, and it was a pretty average time period for the farm. The DSL White Sox led the way during this time frame, finishing 6-3, while the Barons got back to their winning ways with a 5-4 spurt. Interestingly, not much went right for the Barons offense,… read more

Sam Antonacci Antonacci transferred to Coastal Carolina for the 2024 season after hitting over .500 for Heartland CC in 2023. The left-handed-hitting Springfield, Illinois native slashed .369/.523/.507 (1.030 OPS) for Coastal with a 151 wRC+. While still solid, Antonacci’s quality of contact doesn’t wow you when stacked against other college draftees taken in the top-five… read more

It’s been a long season for us all, and that includes White Sox catcher Korey Lee.

Charlotte was rained out, but the rest of the White Sox farm went 2-3 on Sunday. The Cannon Ballers fell just short, but Mason Adams led the Barons to victory and the Dash were able to get the W in Bowling Green.

White Sox lose their 14th game in a row for the second time this season as they are winless since the All-Star break, and move to 27-81.

A bunch of games to get to, and with two sets of doubleheaders the overall results could be a little compressed. Overall, it was a split day on the farm, with wins at the two upper levels and Birmingham finally taking a stick to the Smokies. Charlotte Knights 8, Nashville Sounds 1 The Knights have… read more

Nick McLain After securing two prepsters to round out day one of the 2024 draft, the White Sox selected outfielder Nick McLain from Arizona State University. The 22-year-old is a switch hitter coming off back-to-back strong seasons in the Pac-12 and is the younger brother of Cincinnati Reds standout, Matt McLain. In 2023, McLain missed… read more

The White Sox have now reached 12 losses in a row, the only team in Major League Baseball to lose 10 or more in a row. They’re one loss away from passing the 1962 Mets, who went 27-79.