White Sox pitcher Mike Vasil left a Spring Training game with elbow soreness after 3 2/3 scoreless innings. He'll undergo further testing. His absence might open rotation opportunities for others as the team gears up for the season opener.
Fanarchy Field Notes • Peters' sacrifice bunt ignites a three-run rally in the second inning. • Sosa's single in the third capitalizes on Dodgers' bullpen woes. • Peters delivers a two-run single, extending the White Sox lead in the third. • Betts' double play in the third squanders a scoring opportunity for the Dodgers. • Quero's seventh-inning single adds an insurance run for the White Sox.
White Sox defeat Dodgers 7-2 in spring training, thanks to standout performances by Lenyn Sosa and Tristan Peters. However, pitcher Mike Vasil exited early with a sore elbow, casting a shadow over the victory. ⚾
White Sox dominate early against Justin Wrobleski, securing a win over the Dodgers. Momentum firmly in Chicago's grasp. ⚾
Mike Vasil exited his start with right elbow soreness, prompting further evaluation. Vasil, a key bullpen piece in 2025, was eyeing a 2026 rotation spot. Manager Will Venable emphasized Vasil's need to attack the zone effectively.
Davis Martin's offseason refinement is paying off as he eyes a spot in the White Sox rotation. His work on mechanics and pitch sequencing with PitchingWRX is showing promising results, enhancing his role as a key player for the team.
Korey Lee's 425-foot homer and RBI single powered the White Sox to a 4-2 win over the Cubs, sealing a perfect 3-0 Spring series. With Kyle Teel sidelined, Lee's sizzling 1.260 OPS boosts his roster spot chances. ⚾
The Chicago White Sox have had an unusual trend at second base, with 14 different players starting on Opening Day since 2013. Gordon Beckham was the last to start consecutively from 2010-2013. Who's next to break this streak? 🤔
The White Sox bullpen battle heats up with standout spring performances. Decisions loom as relievers vie for the final spots, with Tyler Gilbert and Ryan Borucki making strong cases. 🔥
White Sox clinch a 4-2 win over the Cubs, maintaining crosstown dominance. Korey Lee shines with a homer and a perfect 2-for-2 performance, while Davis Martin and the bullpen deliver strong pitching to seal the victory. 🎯
Brooks Baldwin is sidelined with right elbow inflammation, impacting the White Sox's already thin outfield. His defensive potential remains high, but the Sox must assess his condition daily as Opening Day approaches. 🩹
Kyle Teel stays upbeat despite a Grade 2 right hamstring strain sustained at the World Baseball Classic. Expected out for 4-6 weeks, the White Sox catcher looks to return stronger. Meanwhile, Edgar Quero and Korey Lee will cover catching duties.
White Sox edge Cubs 4-2 in Glendale, showcasing depth against limited Cubs lineup. Former Cub Sean Newcomb navigates a bases-loaded jam, securing the win for the Sox on a warm desert afternoon. 🌵
The White Sox shook things up by signing Japanese slugger Munetaka Murakami and reliever Seranthony Dominguez. They traded Luis Robert Jr. and added veterans like Austin Hays, signaling a fresh start at Guaranteed Rate Field. ⚾
White Sox catcher Kyle Teel is sidelined with a Grade 2 hamstring strain, projected to miss 4-6 weeks. Despite the setback, Teel's performance in the WBC and leadership potential are seen as positives for his development. 🩹
Historically, White Sox vs. Cubs matchups have been a key feature of Chicago baseball, with fans relishing the city rivalry. Over the years, these games have showcased intense competition and memorable moments. ⚾️
White Sox fans are overwhelmingly eyeing UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky as a top draft pick. With draft day months away, his stock is high, but spring baseball could shift the narrative. ⚾
Edgar Quero is refining his swing with a focus on increased bat speed and loft, though Ryan Fuller notes these changes are subtle. Despite below-average bat speed, Quero's hard-hit rate is above MLB average, hinting at potential improvements.
The White Sox made history on March 13, 1954, as part of the first-ever nationally televised Spring Training game. Relive the days when ABC's broadcast brought the Sox into living rooms, a pioneering moment for baseball on TV. 📺
Marshmello headlines the White Sox 2026 postgame concert series at Guaranteed Rate Field, joined by Ja Rule and Cole Swindell. 🎵 Three summer concerts follow Friday night games against Kansas City, Cleveland, and Detroit.
The White Sox's projected 2026 Opening Day lineup features Chase Meidroth leading off with Colson Montgomery in the second spot. As roster battles continue, expect Shane Smith to start on the mound for the season opener in Milwaukee. 🧢
Darren Baker, son of Dusty Baker, joins the White Sox on a Minor League deal, showcasing his skills in Cactus League games. A fresh chapter for Baker, with family ties adding depth to his baseball journey. ⚾
White Sox and Giants finish in a 3-3 tie. Lenyn Sosa sparked early with a run, but the game remained low-scoring. The Sox's bullpen showed grit, but neither team could break the deadlock. ⚾️
Austin Hays is turning heads in spring training with a standout performance, including a .364 average and three homers. Meanwhile, pitcher Shane Smith struggles to find his footing. Eyes are on them as the season nears. ⚾
White Sox fans can expect a shake-up with the roster as Spring Training nears its end. Catcher Kyle Teel is out with a hamstring injury, while Munetaka Murakami's power could be a game-changer when he returns from the WBC. 🏟️
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