A look back on the career of three-time World Series-winning manager, Tony La Russa, who has the third-most wins in MLB history.
Autographed Michael Jordan Memorabilia Was Just Discovered in a Bizarre Spot
Autographed Michael Jordan memorabilia is in high demand again after ‘The Last Dance’. One piece was just found in a bizarre spot.
The Chicago White Sox Has a Home Run Show Against the Cardinals That Made MLB History
The Chicago White Sox hit four consecutive home runs during a game against the St. Louis Cardinals, making them the 10th team in MLB history to do that.
Nick Swisher Isn’t the Only Player Ozzie Guillen Had a Problem With
Former Major League Baseball player Nick Swisher isn’t the only Chicago White Sox player Ozzie Guillen had a problem with.
Former Red Sox Star Carl Everett Was Mocked for His Devout Christianity and Beliefs
Former Boston Red Sox outfielder Carl Everett openly shared his religious views. That made the All-Star an easy target for media members.
Is White Sox Pitcher Michael Kopech’s Mental Health Cause for Concern as Coach Suggests?
Michael Kopech was expected to be a big contributor to the White Sox pitching staff until he opted out of the 2020 season. His decision is raising concerns for his pitching coach.
MLB All-Star Ray Durham Bought an Insane Home With His $67 Million Earnings
MLB second baseman Ray Durham was an All-Star and far better than you remember. The $67 million in career earnings say as much. Just look at his old house.
Esteban Loaiza Went From All-Star Game Starter to Notorious ‘Drug Kingpin’
White Sox pitcher Esteban Loaiza’s reputation changed from workhorse pitcher to a drug kingpin. This is his fascinating tale.
Michael Jordan Played For Another Championship Coach Besides Phil Jackson
Michael Jordan may be most closely associated with Phil Jackson, but he also played for a future World Series champion coach in the minors.
Whatever Happened to the Father and Son Who Brutally Attacked Royals Coach Tom Gamboa?
Whatever happened to the crazed father and son duo who brutally attacked Kansas City Royals coach Tom Gamboa during a game?
Michael Jordan Once Had a 13-Game Hitting Streak During His Time Playing Baseball
Michael Jordan spent the 1994 season playing minor league baseball. Jordan went on a 13-game hitting streak early in the season.
Michael Jordan Hit so Much That His Hands Would Bleed
Michael Jordan was determined to prove himself as a baseball player, beginning with brutal workouts held in secret.
Hall of Fame Baseball Player Frank ‘The Big Hurt’ Thomas Could Have Pursued an NFL Career
Hall of Fame baseball player Frank Thomas had a successful baseball career. He could have pursued a football career if he wanted to.
Michael Jordan’s Most Successful Baseball Teammate Made Nearly $20 Million in the Majors
Michael Jordan obviously had a legendary NBA career, but how did his minor league baseball teammates fare in the majors? One cashed in.
Michael Jordan Thought About Trying to Be an NFL Wide Receiver
Michael Jordan was a great basketball player and mediocre baseball player. He thought about trying to play football too, though.
MLB Star Tim Anderson Is the New Face for Baseball in African American Communities
Tim Anderson is emerging as one of the top players in the MLB. He wants to help bring back the game of baseball in inner-city communities.
The Boston Red Sox Paid Rusney Castillo Nearly $50 Million to Go Away
The Boston Red Sox thought they found a star in Cuban outfielder Rusney Castillo. Instead, the team paid Castillo $50 million to go away.
Jerry Reinsdorf: How Much is the Chicago Bulls and White Sox Owner Worth?
A look at how Jerry Reinsdorf, the owner of the Chicago Bulls and the Chicago White Sox, made his money and what he’s worth today.
Michael Jordan’s Saddest Moment Involved a Wesley Snipes Movie
Michael Jordan had many great moments. But the saddest day in his lilfe came during his baseball days while watching a Wesley Snipes movie.
The Best Players Not Named Jackie Robinson to Wear No. 42 in MLB
A look back at notable MLB players not named Jackie Robinson that wore No. 42.
Whatever Happened to Former Cleveland Indians Slugger Albert Belle?
Should Albert Belle be in Major League Baseball’s Hall of Fame? Some have been asking that question which means Belle had himself quite a professional baseball career. Belle’s baseball performance sometimes was overshadowed by his antics both on and off the field. Belle was a five-time all-star but was also one of the toughest guys …
This Day in Baseball: Chicago Cubs Acquire Future MVP Sammy Sosa From White Sox
It has been nearly 30 years since the Chicago Cubs made one of the more important trades in franchise history. On March 30, 1992, the Cubs sent All-Star outfielder George Bell to the crosstown White Sox for a young outfielder named Sammy Sosa. While Bell played only two seasons with the White Sox, Sosa turned …
This Day in Baseball: Justin Verlander Signs Richest Contract for Pitcher in History
A World Series title wasn’t the only goal on his mind when Justin Verlander arrived at the Detroit Tigers’ spring training facility in Lakeland, Fla, in 2013. If Verlander had his way, he wanted to sign a long-term extension with the Detroit Tigers rather than test free agency after the 2014 season. Verlander got his …
This Day in Baseball: Sports Illustrated Exposes Reds Manager Pete Rose’s Gambling Habits
Sports Illustrated exposed baseball legend Pete Rose’s gambling habits on this day in 1989. Will Pete Rose become a Hall of Famer?
Like Tom Brady, These Recent MLB Stars Looked Weird in Other Uniforms
Tom Brady isn’t the only star athlete who played for a different team at the end of his career. Here are some baseball stars who did the same.
Did Shoeless Joe Jackson Really Not Wear Shoes?
Shoeless Joe Jackson is one of the most legendary names in baseball. But where does myth stop and reality start with his iconic nickname?
The White Sox’s 100-Year-Old World Series Scandal Can Still Teach Us a Lot
The Chicago White Sox’s World Series scandal happened a long time ago; however, it’s more relevant today than ever before.
MLB: The Worst Retired Numbers in Baseball
Retiring numbers used to be reserved for Hall-of-Famers and players who stood out to fans and teams. These are the worst retired MLB numbers.
MLB: Mets Rookie Pete Alonso Aspires to be Like This 1 Retired White Sox Slugger
Mets rookie Pete Alonso is charting a path for success, one that he surprisingly hopes draws comparisons to a former White Sox slugger.
What ‘Parks and Rec’ and the Chicago White Sox Have in Common
The Chicago White Sox are far from Hollywood, but they forever will be linked to ‘Parks and Rec’ and ‘The Office’ thanks to a 2019 game.
The Chicago White Sox are Doing Something Other MLB Teams Aren’t
They might not be leading their division, but the Chicago White Sox are leading the way for MLB teams by extending protective netting.
10 MLB Stadiums You Should Avoid at All Costs
Baseball stadiums are a unique experience, unlike what you can experience in any other sport. Here are the 10 worst MLB stadiums currently in use.
The Cheapest MLB Ticket Prices Available in 2017
Compared to other sports, seeing a baseball game can be downright cheap. It depends on the stadium: Here are the 7 cheapest MLB ticket prices of 2017.
MLB Ballparks: The 5 Worst Stadium Names
With the Chicago White Sox’s announcement of a new, hideous name for their ballpark, we take a look at the 5 worst stadium names in MLB.
MLB: The 5 Greatest Throwback Jerseys of All Time
Baseball is all about tradition and history. With that in mind, here’s a look at the 5 Best MLB throwback jerseys the sport has ever seen.
MLB’s 20 Top Prospects for 2017
With baseball season right around the corner, it’s time to look at who the biggest future stars are. We have the top 20 prospects in Major League Baseball.
MLB: 7 Hitters Who Will Go Down in History as Cheaters
In our look at MLB’s greatest cheaters, we focus on 7 hitters caught corking or otherwise juicing their bats over the years.
6 Best MLB Teams That Didn’t Make the Playoffs
The second wild card makes the postseason interesting. However, prior to this situation many of the best MLB teams missed the playoffs.
MLB: 3 Players Who Hit 400 HRs and Won’t Make the HOF
Slugging 400 home runs doesn’t guarantee entry into the Hall of Fame. Here are 3 players who hit 400 HRs but will fall short after those impressive totals.
MLB: 4 Most Overrated Starting Pitchers
Pitching is a unique commodity in Major League Baseball. You need it to win a championship. Here are the 5 most overrated starting pitchers in baseball.
MLB: 5 Most Underrated Starting Pitchers in Baseball
These are the most underrated starting pitchers who you likely aren’t paying attention to this season. They’re underestimated, but won’t be for long.
MLB: Why the Royals Are Thriving After Losing Core Players
They may have lost Mike Moustakas, Alex Gordon, and Salvador Perez, but the Royals are thriving anyway. Here’s how K.C. got its mojo back.
Our Early Picks for MLB All-Star TV Broadcasters
The power of digital media bringing games to “out-of-market” communities gives us the ability to expand our in-game vocabulary as announcers try to outdo one another.
MLB: Why the White Sox Could Rebound to Win the AL Central
As Spring Training wraps up, the Chicago White Sox can begin focusing on the important thing — winning the American League Central division.
MLB: 5 of the Most Memorable Brawls in Baseball History
Nasty brawls in the MLB are started by a myriad of events; hit batters, dirty slides, and showboating included. Here are 5 of the worst brawls in history.
MLB: 5 Breakout Hitters of Spring Training
You can’t read too much into a player’s Spring Training performance. There is a long history of spring sensations who fizzled out by May. On the other hand, managers have no choice but to take notice when a player puts up breakout numbers in Grapefruit League or Cactus League action. Position battles have to be decided before …
MLB Rumors: Should Dexter Fowler Play for the White Sox?
Dexter Fowler would like to remain in Chicago but it likely won’t work out with the Cubs. Are the White Sox a better fit, anyway?
MLB: What Todd Frazier Means for the White Sox
The White Sox acquisition of two-time All-Star Todd Frazier puts them in position to contend in the AL Central.
Swing and a Miss: MLB’s 10 Most Unhittable Pitchers in 2014
These ten MLB pitchers have gotten the highest percentage of batters to swing and miss in 2014. The best will surprise many fans.
MLB Meter: 10 Best Players of April 2014
New international stars and MLB All-Stars of the past have gotten off to blistering starts in 2014. Here are the 10 best players of April.