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.

The Dash won a thriller, scoring two in the top of the ninth to come away with the organization’s only victory of the day. Overall, there was not much offense — but the run totals in the minors still held up pretty well compared to the White Sox.

For the second time this season, the South Siders find themselves with a 10-game losing streak. It’s ugly and it’s only going to get worse.

There were a couple of low-scoring losses, but sweet mashing in Charlotte and Kannapolis!

The American League Central Division is a collage of many of baseball’s most fun (or just plain funny) stories. With the All-Star Break behind us, it’s worth zooming in on this chaotically interesting group of teams and what they’ve been up to lately. 1. Cleveland Guardians – 59-39 (.602), 0 GB Cleveland is in an… read more