After a big win yesterday, the White Sox will attempt to win the series.

Munetaka Murakami has turned in an All-Star and franchise-changing rookie campaign for the 2026 White Sox, serving as a key cog in the team’s ongoing American League Central-leading status. But with an 0-for-4 showing during a 6-2 loss to the Astros on Thursday afternoon at Daikin Park,

Are the Sox putting enough runners on base to make the most of the homers they hit? According to Elias, they’re doing that better than most.

After a great win on Tuesday, the Chicago White Sox will look to gain the upper hand in the series against the Houston Astros.

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This week, Sunday Night Baseball heads back to Chicago, but it's the south side this time instead of Wrigley Field. The White Sox had a rough road trip that saw them lose four of their last five games,

Castillo has a 7.52 ERA in a White Sox uniform, Murakami has a 38.4% strikeout rate since Aug. 1, but both remain critical to the team's success