Chicago White Sox Baseball

Leesman, Barons one-hit Mudcats ...more ?

Konerko blasts White Sox past Tribe ...more ?
Konerko blasts White Sox past Tribe

Stiff lower back curtails Garcia's outing ...more ?
Stiff lower back curtails Garcia's outing

Manny makes debut for White Sox ...more ?
Manny makes debut for White Sox

Thornton, Putz to boost bullpen ...more ?
Thornton, Putz to boost bullpen

Twins intrigued by latest White Sox move ...more ?
Twins intrigued by latest White Sox move

Jackson shines in start against Tribe ...more ?
Jackson shines in start against Tribe

Skeds for Twins, White Sox play out fairly ...more ?
Skeds for Twins, White Sox play out fairly

September callups on their way ...more ?
September callups on their way

Hand injury puts Beckham out of lineup ...more ?
Hand injury puts Beckham out of lineup

Leach: Manny, White Sox a good fit ...more ?
Leach: Manny, White Sox a good fit

MLBlogs: Merkin | Reifert ...more ?

Chicago-Boston postponed by severe weather threat (AP) ...more ?
The game between the Chicago White Sox and Boston Red Sox was postponed Friday because of the threat of severe weather from Hurricane Earl. The opener of the three-game series was rescheduled as the first game of a day-night doubleheader Saturday. The pitching rotation remains the same with Friday's scheduled pitchers, Chicago's John Danks (12-9) facing Clay Buchholz (15-5) in the first...

White Sox Team Report (Yahoo! Sports) ...more ?
Beginning Friday, all eyes will turn to new White Sox designated hitter Manny Ramirez, who will be back in Boston to play against the organization that he helped lead to two World Series titles.

"It will be interesting," manager Ozzie Guillen said of Ramirez's weekend homecoming.

It always seems to be with Ramirez.

The slugger became public enemy No. 1 in Boston midway through the 2008 season, as Red Sox Nation felt that Ramirez was quitting on the team. The organization obviously agreed, trading him to the Dodgers.

He returned to Boston as a member of the Dodgers back in June, and while some fans initially applauded his return, but the boos outweighed the cheers.

Manny Ramirez goes 1-for-3 in White Sox debut (SportingNews.com) ...more ?
Manny Ramirez, hitting fifth and serving as the DH, was 1-for-3 with a single and a strikeout in his Chicago White Sox debut Wednesday. He also was hit by a pitch. Ramirez was acquired earlier this week via a waiver claim from the Los Angeles Dodgers and was in uniform Tuesday. Despite coming to the on-deck circle in the ninth inning, however, he didn't have an at-bat Tuesday. The slugger grounded out in his first at-bat Wednesday and struck out his next time up.

White Sox beat Indians 6-4 in Manny's debut (AP) ...more ?
Manny Ramirez packed his equipment into three large, blue travel bags with script "Dodgers" on the sides. Dressed in a pink shirt and plaid suit, he fiddled with his dreadlocked hair, for the moment safe from a barber's scissors. His dragged-out debut for Chicago finally over, Ramirez left Cleveland for Boston, the next stop on his first road trip with his new team.

Manny gets a hit, is hit in White Sox debut (AP) ...more ?
Manny Ramirez has a hit and has been hit in his debut with the White Sox. Ramirez blooped a single to right field leading off the seventh inning of his first game with Chicago, which claimed the 12-time All-Star on waivers for the playoff chase. In the ninth, one batter after Paul Konerko hit a three-run homer to put Chicago ahead 5-4, reliever Justin Germano struck Ramirez in the back with a...

White Sox bring up 3 minor leaguers (AP) ...more ?
The Chicago White Sox have recalled three minor leaguers on the first day teams can expand their rosters. The club promoted catcher Tyler Flowers and outfielder Alejandro De Aza from Triple-A Charlotte and recalled right-hander Gregory Infante from Double-A Birmingham. Infante will join Chicago's depleted bullpen.

Manny’s first day with White Sox is a cartoon (Yahoo! Sports) ...more ?
Manny Ramirez trimmed his hair, spoke only in Spanish and nearly had an at-bat in a bizarre White Sox debut.

Manny Ramirez not in White Sox starting lineup (SportingNews.com) ...more ?
Manny Ramirez was not in the Chicago White Sox's starting lineup Tuesday, but he did make an appearance with his new team. Ramirez was on deck when A.J. Pierzynski hit a ninth-inning home run that gave the Sox a road 4-3 victory over the Cleveland Indians. While Pierzynski circled the bases, Ramirez returned to the dugout and didn't hit. Instead, he high-fived teammates to celebrate the homer. Before the game, White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen told reporters that Ramirez was tired from a cross-country flight to join his new team.

Pierzynski's homer sends White Sox past Indians (AP) ...more ?
Manny Ramirez grabbed one of his bats, waved it only the way he can, and simply stood in the on-deck circle. That was all the White Sox needed from him. With Ramirez waiting to make his debut for Chicago a few feet away, A.J. Pierzynski connected for a tiebreaking, three-run homer off Frank Herrmann in the ninth inning to lift the White Sox to a 4-3 win over the Cleveland Indians on Tuesday night.

Manny joins White Sox, not in starting lineup (AP) ...more ?
Behind trendy, white-framed sunglasses with rose-colored lenses, his dreadlocks pulled neatly together with a rubber band, Manny Ramirez walked to the front of the interview room wearing Chicago's silver and black for the first time. As he approached the dais, Ramirez adjusted the Velcro straps on his batting gloves.

Stewards Debate! Manny a shrewd move or waste of cash by Sox? (Yahoo! Sports) ...more ?
Every so often, the two Head Stewards — Kevin Kaduk and David Brown — like to have a little argument...

Manny Ramirez wigs won't be a part of White Sox's waiver claim (Yahoo! Sports) ...more ?
TMZ had a report on Tuesday morning that said the Chicago White Sox were looking into the possibility of also...

Manny Ramirez losing dreadlocks? (Yahoo! Sports) ...more ?
Manny Ramirez will show up in the locker room of the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday and, according to the Chicago...

Andruw Jones wants to play 'another five years' (SportingNews.com) ...more ?
Chicago White Sox outfielder Andruw Jones says he wants to play five more seasons and believes he can be more than a part-time player. Jones, 33, is a 15-year major league veteran with 406 lifetime home runs who has gone from star center fielder to backup in recent years. He figures to lose more at-bats with the arrival of Manny Ramirez. "Everybody says he's getting old or he's losing it," Jones told MLB.com Sunday . "There are things you have to work on and try to get yourself more consistent.

NL Roundup: A look at Monday's games (The Canadian Press) ...more ?
Hiroki Kuroda felt he let down the Los Angeles Dodgers' fans when he lost his no-hitter, but the standing ovation he received told a different story.

White Sox open trip with 10-6 win over Indians (AP) ...more ?
As the herd of reporters and camera crews streamed into Chicago's clubhouse and headed toward manager Ozzie Guillen's tiny office, one of the White Sox coaches wondered if the team's newest player had arrived during extra innings. "Is Manny here?" he asked. Not yet. He's on the way, though.

McCourt sideshow takes center stage (Yahoo! Sports) ...more ?
Fate of Dodgers' ownership at stake as contentious divorce starts to play out in court.

Manny Ramirez joins Chicago White Sox (The Canadian Press) ...more ?

CLEVELAND - Manny Ramirez will have to follow two nonnegotiable rules if he's going to play for White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen.

White Sox 2B Beckham hit by pitch, bruises hand (AP) ...more ?
White Sox second baseman Gordon Beckham bruised his right hand when he was struck by a pitch in the seventh inning against the Indians. Beckham, who had two hits and has been one of Chicago's top hitters in the second half, was hit on the back of his hand by rookie reliever Frank Herrmann. Beckham dropped in the batter's box and was replaced after being checked by Chicago's trainer and...

Manny Ramirez joins White Sox (AP) ...more ?
Manny Ramirez will have to follow two nonnegotiable rules if he's going to play for White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen. No. 1: Stretch with your teammates. No. 2: Be on the field for the national anthem. That's it. Well, he may have to trim the dreadlocks. But that's about it. "I want him to feel comfortable here," Guillen said Monday.