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

As a whole, the White Sox system went 4-2 on the day, with Saturday’s rain to thank for the surplus games. The Charlotte Knights and Birmingham Barons both struggled to get the win Sunday after Saturday’s doubleheader sweeps — but the A-ball teams bailed them out, sweeping their own doubleheaders!

The Chicago White Sox lost this afternoon 4-1, extending their losing streak to seven and picking back up where they left off after the All-Star break.

Rainouts came for the South Side farm teams once again, but both the Knights and Barons swept their doubleheaders, including a no-hitter from Birmingham!

The pick of Hagen Smith signals a “best player available” approach, leans into recent LHP success and gives Brian Bannister an arm who could be in the rotation as soon as 2025.