January 21st, 2025 by Michael SchatzThe Chicago White Sox have a rich history filled with incredible players who left their mark on the game. From sluggers who crushed home runs to pitchers who baffled batters,

White Sox will honor former star southpaw pitcher Mark Buehrle with a statue outside Rate Field during the upcoming season

The statue will be unveiled on July 11, during a celebration marking the 20th anniversary of the franchise's 2005 World Series championship.

Inside the halls of 25 Main Street, Cooperstown, N.Y., sits the Hall of Fame plaque of Minnie Minoso, the most storied Cuban player to ever suit up for the White Sox. He forever has etched into his hat the club’s interlocking logo.

When Mark Buehrle got the call from chairman Jerry Reinsdorf about the statue, he was cutting grass at his Missouri home.

Mark Buehrle was on his lawn mower at home in Missouri, cutting grass this past summer, when he felt his phone beeping. The incoming call was from White Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf and the news to be

Mark Buehrle, one of the greatest pitchers in Chicago White Sox history, will be honored with a statue at Rate Field this season, the team announced at Sox Fest on Friday. The statue will be placed along the outfield concourse and unveiled on July 11.

Former Chicago White Sox starting pitcher Mark Buehrle will be further immortalized with a statue at Rate Field this summer.

Chicago White Sox following SoxFest Live, including shortstop Colson Montgomery’s mindset as he prepares to compete for a roster spot this spring.

The Chicago White Sox are hoping for significant improvement in the 2025 season. They are coming off the worst season in modern MLB history as they finished last in the American League Central with 41-121 record that placed them 51.

When Ichiro Suzuki became the first Japanese-born player to be elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, he became the 22nd player born outside the United States (including Puerto Rico, which, though it is a U.

Marking the anniversary of Jerry Reinsdorf’s takeover of the White Sox, I explore decades of dysfunction and the story behind his ownership of the team.