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Tim Anderson, the shortstop who played eight seasons for the White Sox before the team released ... house at the bottom of this story.) Michael Jordan’s old mansion for rent for month of March ...

When we talk about Michael Jordan, what does it strike your mind? The post Michael Jordan’s Baseball Adventure Resurfaces ...

The Boston Red Sox are winning the World Series, probably sweeping the Dodgers so relentlessly that LA just waves the white flag and ... Terrence Jordan: It’s certainly a good reminder that ...

White Sox manager Will Venable watches bullpens at ... “Saw [right-handers] Penn Murfee, Jordan Leasure, these guys were filling up the zone. And, of course, Hagen and Noah looked great, as ...

After a 2024 that was historical for all the wrong reasons, the Chicago White Sox are preparing for a new season with a new manager in Will Venable. “Every year, you learn something new ...

After five seasons with the Chicago White Sox, Garrett Crochet was traded ... who was decked out in the Red Sox's jersey, on Instagram. The picture was reshared from Red Sox's spring training ...

Bobby Jenks burst onto the scene and helped the White Sox win the 2005 World Series. Now, he's battling for his life down in Portugal. In a heart-wrenching story put out by MLB.com on Saturday ...

The White Sox announced that right-hander Steven Wilson, who was designated for assignment last week, has passed through waivers unclaimed and been outrighted to Triple-A Charlotte. He’ll be in ...

Joey Gallo may may not be the prolific home run hitter he once was, but the former Texas Rangers and New York Yankees star is getting another shot with the Chicago White Sox. The Chicago White Sox ...

Bobby Jenks, the former closer who helped the Chicago White Sox win the 2005 World Series, told MLB.com's Scott Merkin he is battling stomach cancer. Jenks, 43, is undergoing treatment for Stage 4 ...

Jed Hoyer took a swing, made contact and watched his home run attempt die in a glove. Metaphorically speaking, that is. Hoyer, the Cubs president, needed some fence-clearing pop to win the ...