The Chicago White Sox are preparing for a new season with a new manager in Will Venable as pitchers and catchers report to camp on Wednesday.
Chicago White Sox players ready to ‘earn opportunities’ as pitchers and catchers report for spring training
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3 storylines for the Chicago White Sox entering spring training, including Luis Robert Jr. trade watch
What will Will Venable’s 1st camp look like? Will Luis Robert Jr. be traded? Which prospects will shine? Those are just 3 of the storylines for the Chicago White Sox heading into spring training.
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A cautious Rob Manfred says MLB’s ‘values on diversity remain unchanged’
Three days after NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said his league would remain committed to its diversity initiatives, MLB’s Rob Manfred said his league would, too — albeit more cautiously.
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Two-time All-Star shortstop Tim Anderson agrees to a minor-league contract with the Los Angeles Angels
Former Chicago White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson will report to Los Angeles Angels spring training with a chance to revive his career.
What has happened this MLB offseason? A look at the major moves made in the AL and NL Central.
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Fay Vincent, MLB commissioner during three years of turmoil, dies at 86
Fay Vincent became an unexpected MLB commissioner in 1989 and was forced out three years later by owners intent on a labor confrontation with players.
Column: Chicago’s many sports team rebuilds seem vaguely familiar on Groundhog Day
The Blackhawks and White Sox are still in the early stages while the Bulls remained stuck in rebuild purgatory, waiting for a trade of Zach LaVine to kick things off.