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The White Sox showed real offensive upside in 2025, but inconsistency kept those breakout performances from defining the season overall. … [Read more...] about How offensive volatility shaped the White Sox season in 2025

An elderly woman died and another woman was critically injured in a house fire near Spring Grove, according to the Lake County Sheriff’s Office. The identity of the 83-year-old woman has not yet been released. Authorities were alerted to the fire at around noon Friday in the 38300 block of North 6th Avenue. Police said a man, 52, who lives at the house, was on the second floor … [Read more...] about Spring Grove-area fire leaves one dead, another critical

Por MARI YAMAGUCHI TOKIO (AP) — La agencia espacial de Japón informó que su cohete H3, que transportaba un satélite de navegación, no logró colocar la carga en la órbita prevista, un revés para el nuevo cohete insignia del país y su programa de lanzamientos espaciales. El fracaso del lunes es el segundo para el nuevo cohete insignia de Japón después de su fallido vuelo … [Read more...] about El nuevo cohete insignia H3 de Japón no logra colocar en órbita un satélite de geolocalización

The Chicago White Sox have agreed to a two-year, $34 million deal with Japanese corner infielder and single-season home run king Munetaka Murakami, who hit a league-record 56 home runs in 2022. … [Read more...] about White Sox sign Japanese home run king Murakami to 2-year deal

The White Sox hadn’t entirely ruled out a significant free agent outlay this winter, but Chris Getz described it as needing the right set of circumstances for it to make sense. Somehow, Munetaka Murakami fell right into their laps. The left-handed Japanese slugger, who set the NPB single-season home run record with 56 over 141… The post White Sox signing Munetaka Murakami to … [Read more...] about White Sox signing Munetaka Murakami to two-year, $34M deal