White Sox Hold 3-Game AL Central Lead at 58-51
Chicago has turned around dramatically from a record 121-loss season two years ago to sitting atop the AL Central with a 3-game cushion.
The White Sox won again to move to 58-51 on the season. They now lead the AL Central by three games, the largest division lead the club has held since October 3, 2021. The turnaround is notable given the franchise lost a record 121 games just two seasons ago.
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Burke Gets the Start for the White Sox
The White Sox official account signals Burke is taking the mound, suggesting a pitching lineup decision for today's game.
Vargas Takes HBP to Left Elbow, Stays In Game
Chicago White Sox beat reporter Scott Merkin reports Vargas was struck on the left elbow and is sore, though he has not been removed from the game.
White Sox Aggressively Pursuing Rotation Help
Chicago's White Sox are reportedly one of the most active teams seeking starting pitching additions, according to a league source.
White Sox Surprise: Division Leaders at Trade Deadline
After three straight 100-loss seasons, Chicago leads the AL Central by 1.5 games and holds the eighth-best run differential in baseball.
White Sox Surprisingly Lead AL Central at Trade Deadline
Chicago enters the deadline as a division leader, raising questions about whether they'll buy, sell, or stand pat.
Montgomery Exits Early With Shin Injury After Foul Ball
White Sox SS Colson Montgomery took a foul ball off his shin late in Monday's game and was replaced by Luisangel Acuña at shortstop.