100,000 people already claiming to have been at Giolito’s no-hitter
White Sox pitcher Lucas Giolito threw a no-hitter against the Pirates last night and an estimated 100,000 people are already claiming to have seen it live -- despite no fans being in attendance due to Covid-19 limitations.
Report: LaRussa was White Sox 2nd choice to Jim Fregosi who died in 2014
White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf was waxing nostalgic this week as he pondered who his team's next manager should be.
LaRussa drunk-dials Tim Anderson
Less than a day after Tony LaRussa's February 2020 DUI arrest broke, the new White Sox skipper attempted to break the ice with Tim Anderson by placing a long-awaited phone call to the team's star shortstop. There was only one problem.
Carlos Rodón dedicates no-hitter to the memory of Eloy Jiménez
Moments after completing his no-hitter of Cleveland, White Sox hurler Carlos Rodón dedicated his gem to the memory of teammate Eloy Jiménez.
LaRussa praises White Sox for not breaking unwritten rules in series loss to Astros
Because Tony LaRussa is an old-school stickler for the unwritten rules of baseball, the White Sox manager sang his team’s praises for their poor performance in the ALDS, in which the Astros routed them 10-1 and eliminated in four games.
Sox corner the market on fat pitchers
While Cubs fans were shoveling in negative temperatures or rubbing elbows with Mike Fontenot at the Cubs Convention, the White Sox signed a combined 525 pounds of pitching, avoiding arbitration with closer Bobby Jenks while inking Bartolo Colon to a one-year, incentive-laden deal.
July 09 issue is out: Busch Stadium gets indoor plumbing; Ozzie adopts Wrigley rat;...
Great news: The Heckler's July issue has hit the streets. As usual, it's packed full of unbelievable sports news.
