It’s the last full week of true offseason before spring training begins, which means it’s Prospect Week at Sox Machine. Between now and Sunday, James and I will be rifling through the White Sox farm system and writing up the present states of dozens of prospects before it all culminates in the unveiling our head-to-head… The post Despite graduations, White Sox farm system still … [Read more...] about Despite graduations, White Sox farm system still has upside to offer in 2026
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FEB. 2ND @SOXNERD WHITE SOX QUICKLIST: MOST SOX SAVES BY FEBRUARY BABIES
Liam Hendriks is the Sox all-time leader among February babies with 76 saves. Most Sox saves by pitchers born in February: SAVES—-PITCHER 76—Liam Hendriks 31—Damaso Marte 15—Juan Agosto 14—Kevin Hickey 6—Matt Lindstrom 5—Al Jones 4—Bill Long … [Read more...] about FEB. 2ND @SOXNERD WHITE SOX QUICKLIST: MOST SOX SAVES BY FEBRUARY BABIES
TODAY (FEB. 2) IN WHITE SOX HISTORY: YORK LEAVES, RED IS IN, SKINNER ARRIVES
Joel Skinner was acquired on this date in 1982. Here’s a look at what happened on this date (Feb. 2) in White Sox history: *1948, GOODBYE RUDY; The White Sox gave slugging first baseman Rudy York his walking papers after the Alabama native had slugged 15 home runs in 400 at bats in 1947. The Sox acquired York, who led the A.L. in homers and RBIs for the ’43 Tigers, … [Read more...] about TODAY (FEB. 2) IN WHITE SOX HISTORY: YORK LEAVES, RED IS IN, SKINNER ARRIVES
Former White Sox outfielder Avisail Garcia announces his retirement
The post Former White Sox outfielder Avisail Garcia announces his retirement appeared first on Sox On 35th. A former White Sox mainstay is hanging up his cleats. Outfielder Avisail Garcia has announced his retirement on Instagram, bringing an end to his 13-year Major League career. Today, I formally announce the end of my career in Major League Baseball after 12 seasons … [Read more...] about Former White Sox outfielder Avisail Garcia announces his retirement
How Brendan Donovan Fits the Mariners — and the Cost to Acquire Him
The wait is over. The Seattle Mariners finally added the bat to their lineup that fans had been screaming for, and without any surprise, that bat is Brendan Donovan. In a three-way trade with the St. Louis Cardinals and Tampa Bay Rays, the Mariners acquired Donovan, sending prospects Jurrangelo Cijntje, ranked 91st on MLB Pipeline’s Top 100, and Tai Peete to the Cardinals, with … [Read more...] about How Brendan Donovan Fits the Mariners — and the Cost to Acquire Him