With the White Sox struggling to get consistency from their rotation, they've had to turn to their bullpen more than they would like. There's no greater evidence for this than their bullpen leading MLB in innings pitched and their starting pitchers last in that category by a country mile.

The Pittsburgh Pirates left-handed relief pitcher showed up his former team.

Antonacci defends controversial slide

After an ugly loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates, the Chicago White Sox will be right back at it for the second game of the series. They will do so with an unusual lineup.

Ishbia unveiled on Saturday a proposal called The Railyards, which involves putting a new White Sox ballpark on Amtrak’s current maintenance site near the Chicago River.

CBS Sports' Mike Axisa linked the White Sox to a starting pitcher, formerly with the New York Mets, who is a high-risk, high-reward starter. That pitcher is Freddy Peralta, who struggled with the Mets this year but has turned it around with the Tampa Bay Rays.

The Tampa Bay Rays, Chicago White Sox and the Houston Astros are right where they want to be.