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Talking with Dan Roan before the game must have been just the tonic for Joe Crede last night!
The Sox held their annual golf outing at Harborside and a good time was had by all.
With Tadahito Iguchi off to Philadelphia, Danny Richar gets a chance to show what he can do at second base for the remainder of the White Sox season.
The Cubs won a 2-1 squeaker at U.S. Cellular Field on Saturday thanks to a 9th inning squeeze play.
The White Sox offense has been struggling all season and no one knows it better than hitting coach Greg Walker. He talked with Rich King about the Sox before Saturday's game.
The Cubs kicked off the second Crosstown Classic with a 5-1 at U.S. Cellular Field on Friday.
White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen and Cubs manager Lou Piniella met the media hordes before Friday's game to talk about their respective teams on the eve of the series.
The White Sox snapped their losing streak with a win over Houston on Sunday and Mark Buehrle finally got his 100th win.
The White Sox dropped their third straight home game to the Yankees Thursday night, leaving Ozzie Guillen to lament another poor bullpen performance.
The White Sox are hoping Josh Fields can hold down third base while Joe Crede recuperates from a back injury. Fields talked about his call-up with WGN's Dan Roan.
The White Sox have been a much stronger team with Jim Thome in the lineup this season and are happy to have him back. Jim sat down with Dan Roan before Monday's game.
The White Sox lost not only the series to Tampa Bay yesterday, they also lost supersub Pablo Ozuna with leg injuries on a grim Sunday at U.S. Cellular Field.
The White Sox went yard several times on Sunday en route to a 10-6 win over the Cubs in the series finale.
The White Sox won their fourth consecutive series on Thursday with a win over the Yankees and now look forward to heading to Wrigley Field to face the Cubs.
The Sox surge was derailed by the Royals on Sunday at U.S. Cellular Field by an 11-1 score.
Minnesota Twins broadcaster Bert Blyleven not only won 287 games in the bigs, but his curveball was one of the best-ever at the major league level. He sat down with Hawk Harrelson to talk about the race in the Central Divison and some other baseball topics.
Another loss to the Angels and the demotion of Brian Anderson to AAA were topics on Ozzie Guillen's mind after Sunday game.
Before game 3 of the Indians series, Ozzie Guillen was careful to point out that it is a long season and far too early to be too worried.
White Sox reliever David Aardsma provided a bit of hope with his performance in Tuesday's loss. His outing included five strikeouts and a very live fastball.
This isn't what White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen had in mind for his Opening Day 2007, but the Sox manager met with the media afterward and talked about what went wrong, as well as looking forward.
Rich King was at U.S. Cellular Field for Opening Day and talked with White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen about the start of the season.
White Sox General Manager Ken Williams has been peppered with questions throughout the spring about the fifth starter's role. He addressed that topic Sunday and reminded everyone that spring training has two weeks to go.
Comedian Bernie Mac sat down with WGN-TV's Dean Richards for a wide-ranging interview this week. Among the topics covered was his love of the White Sox and his hopes for a big season in 2007.
WGN's Dan Roan has been in Tucson following the White Sox as they had their first few full squad workouts. Not surprisingly, the star of this year's show has been manager Ozzie Guillen. Ozzie has made no secret of what he expects from his team this season and he followed up with a few more choice thoughts during this segment for WGN's Instant Replay show.
White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen has seen it all as he wraps up his third season. It was not the ending he planned on, and before today's season finale, the White Sox manager sat down with WGN-TV's Dan Roan to talk about 2006.
Following the season's last home game at U.S. Cellular Field, the Sox took the field and applauded their fans. After the game, Ozzie Guillen reflected on the season and talked about the White Sox fans.
After a rough couple of weeks, Ozzie Guillen's staff has started to come around. Before Wednesday's game, the Sox manager talked about his staff, possibly changing the rotation, and looked forward to a day off.
With the expansion of rosters after September 1, the White Sox have a number of new faces on the bench who are being counted on to do more than just enjoy the big leagues. Ozzie Guillen expects contributions right away and isn't afraid to put the youngsters in key situations.
Ryan Sweeney Talks About Joining The Pennant Race
Konerko & Thome remember September call-up
Another comeback for the White Sox, but this time the story didn't have a happy ending as the Devil Rays broke through off Brandon McCarthy to win in extra innings. After the game, Ozzie Guillen, McCarthy, and Jermaine Dye all talked about the game and the pennant race.
The Sox were able to get the last game from the Twins on Sunday, behind a strong performance from lefthander Mark Buehrle. After the game, Ozzie Guillen and Buehrle talked about the game and the race ahead.
Strong Effort from Buehrle Helps Sox Avoid Sweep
White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper has been a busy man this season. With high hopes for a repeat title and the bar set very high by last year's success, Cooper has to answer questions every day about his starting pitching and the problems his staff has struggled with this season. Before Saturday's game, he talked with Dan Roan about Javier Vazquez and the rest of the Sox staff.
The Sox moved to within 5 1/2 games of the Tigers by completing the weekend sweep on Sunday. After the game, Ozzie Guillen and Paul Konerko sounded the theme that nothing is over yet and the Sox need to keep playing well one series at a time.
The Sox took care of Detroit for the second straight day, coming from behind to win 4-3. Mark Buehrle had a strong outing and the Tiger defense was shaky as Chicago moved to within 6 1/2 games of the Central Division lead.
Paul Konerko's 9th inning homer off Mariano Rivera pulled the Sox into a tie and Jermaine Dye's single in the 11th gave them the win as Chicago opened a three-game series with New York with a come-from-behind win.