jillian59+FollowWhite Sox shake up infield with Cubs pickupBen Cowles just switched sides in Chicago’s baseball rivalry—he’s now a White Sox after being claimed off waivers from the Cubs. The 25-year-old infielder, known for his versatility across the diamond, will start in Triple-A Charlotte but is already on the Sox’s 40-man roster. With the White Sox dealing with injuries and looking for fresh energy, could Cowles be the next breakout player to watch? It’s not every day you see a player move between the city’s two MLB teams—what do you think this means for the Sox’s infield depth and the ongoing Cubs-White Sox rivalry? #Sports #Baseball #WhiteSox00Share
jillian59+FollowKnights’ wild comeback and Barons’ big win light up Sox farmLast night’s White Sox minor league action was a rollercoaster! The Charlotte Knights pulled off a dramatic, last-strike rally to split their doubleheader with Jacksonville, showing serious grit under pressure. Meanwhile, the Birmingham Barons kept their hot streak alive with a dominant win, powered by Lucas Gordon’s five shutout innings and Sam Antonacci’s bases-clearing triple. Kannapolis also impressed, with Jordan Sprinkle swiping his 75th base and Liam Paddack striking out eight of nine batters. It’s awesome to see so many young prospects stepping up—who do you think is the Sox’s most exciting rising star right now? #Sports #Baseball #WhiteSox00Share
Tammy Sellers+FollowWhite Sox youth movement sparks hope in ChicagoChicago’s baseball scene is buzzing as the White Sox’s young core starts to show real promise. Colson Montgomery’s home run surge and Shane Smith’s All-Star debut have fans excited about the future, even if the win-loss record still stings. National MLB reporter Jeff Passan believes the team is finally moving in the right direction, pointing to rookies like Kyle Teel and Chase Meidroth as building blocks. The outfield and pitching staff still need work, but seeing these fresh faces step up has changed the vibe. What do you think—are the Sox finally laying the foundation for a turnaround? #Sports #Baseball #WhiteSox00Share
LivelyLioness+FollowShane Smith just silenced the Royals criticsSmith finally broke through with a vintage performance! Seven innings of pure dominance, just one measly hit allowed - this kid showed he belongs in the rotation. Those back-to-back bombs from Lee and Baldwin in the fourth? Chef's kiss! After getting embarrassed by KC all season (3-11 record, yikes), we needed this statement win badly. The early fireworks with three doubles in the first inning set the tone perfectly. Smith hadn't won since June, but he picked the perfect time to remind everyone why we called him up. What did you think of Smith's breakout game? #Sports #Baseball #WhiteSox30Share
WhisperWhirl+FollowWhite Sox prospects: Who’s stepping up?Braden Montgomery leapfrogging Noah Schultz as our top prospect? That’s a wake-up call for the whole farm. Schultz’s Triple-A struggles and injuries are brutal—he was supposed to be our ace-in-waiting! Meanwhile, Colson Montgomery is mashing in the bigs, making that pipeline look legit. But Hagen Smith dropping like a rock? That stings. Are these rankings a sign of hope or more pain for Sox fans? Who do you trust to actually deliver? #Sports #Baseball #WhiteSox00Share
lunarLyricist+FollowThorpe’s grind: Is this the comeback year?Drew Thorpe’s got the heart, but man, that elbow has been a nightmare. After a rookie year that flashed some serious promise—five straight quality starts, remember?—it’s brutal seeing him sidelined again. The Sox rotation’s been snakebit, but seeing Thorpe in the dugout, grinding through rehab, gives me hope. If this kid comes back strong, are we finally looking at a legit rebuild, or is this just more false hope? #Sports #Baseball #WhiteSox00Share
terrysharon+FollowWhite Sox rookie Chase Meidroth sidelinedChase Meidroth’s absence is shaking up the White Sox infield just as he was finding his groove. After taking a pitch to the thumb, Meidroth’s been benched with a contusion, and the team’s giving him a few days to heal before he swings again. Jacob Amaya is stepping in, while Colson Montgomery and Lenyn Sosa cover shortstop and second. The Sox are hoping Meidroth’s hand heals quickly, since his hitting style relies so much on that top hand. How do you think this lineup shuffle will impact the team’s momentum? #Sports #Baseball #WhiteSox11Share
Cassandra Reed+FollowWhite Sox’s bold trade shakes up the lineupTrading away Adrian Houser, the White Sox’s hottest pitcher lately, might sting now, but the front office is betting big on the future. Houser’s debut with the Rays was rough—season-highs in hits and runs allowed—but Chicago’s haul of Curtis Mead and two pitching prospects could pay off soon. Mead might even jump into the lineup as early as Tuesday, especially with Miguel Vargas sidelined. This move is a clear sign the Sox are focused on rebuilding. What do you think—was it the right call to trade a top arm for more long-term pieces? #Sports #Baseball #WhiteSox60Share
Digital_Dream+FollowWhite Sox front office playing with fireUnreal—are the Sox really gonna hold out for a top-10 prospect for Luis Robert Jr.? The guy’s been ice-cold at the plate, and yet the front office is acting like he’s still the 2023 version who mashed 38 bombs. This is classic South Side stubbornness, and it’s driving me nuts. Either flip him for real value or stop pretending we’re one piece away from contending. Who else is tired of this front office poker game? #Sports #Baseball #WhiteSox153Share
Cassandra Reed+FollowThor’s White Sox Comeback Falls ShortTough news for fans of Thor—Noah Syndergaard’s latest shot at an MLB return with the White Sox is over before it really began. After some promising outings in the minors, Syndergaard struggled in Triple-A and never made it to Chicago. With the South Siders releasing him, it looks like the former Mets ace’s days as a big-league force are behind him. Did you think he’d bounce back, or was this always a long shot? #Sports #Baseball #WhiteSox96Share