The Chicago White Sox forced extra innings before falling 4-3 in 11 to the Seattle Mariners on Thursday. Here are three ...

Andrew Benintendi, Lenyn Sosa, Colson Montgomery and Josh Rojas homered for the Chicago White Sox in a 6-3 victory against the Los Angeles Angels.

The Chicago White Sox had plenty of runners on base Thursday. They just couldn’t get them in. The Sox squandered several scoring chances, falling 4-3 to the Seattle Mariners in 11 innings in front of ...

The Chicago White Sox entered August with 40 victories — one shy of last year’s win total — after winning eight of 12 since ...

Martín Pérez, who last pitched on April 18, took a step in his return from a left flexor strain on Monday by throwing a live ...

The trade deadline had just passed. And fresh off winning two of three against the playoff-contending Philadelphia Phillies, Chicago White Sox general manager Chris Getz couldn’t wait to see his team ...

Chicago White Sox infielder Miguel Vargas homered in consecutive games on Sunday against the Pittsburgh Pirates and Monday against the Tampa Bay Rays. But a third-inning walk Monday also stood out to ...

The former police officer who tipped off Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio about his arrest scored a big victory ahead of his ...

That's the overwhelming sentiment for many as the case of Shane Lamond, a former DC Police Lieutenant, continues to unfold. Lamond is currently embroiled in a legal battle that many are saying ...

Shane Gillis had at least one celebrity in stitches last week during his ESPYs monologue, which was delivered to a mixed reception from audience members.

Comedian Shane Gillis spared no one in his ESPY Awards opening monologue on Wednesday night, roasting everyone from Caitlin Clark to Aaron Rodgers to President Donald Trump and Mets star Juan Soto.

If you were in the sports world or seemingly anywhere, for that matter, you were not safe from Shane Gillis on Wednesday night.