Fabian gets nod for Network's 'Baseball IQ'

White Sox director of baseball operations Dan Fabian will participate in MLB Network's first-ever game show, known as "Baseball IQ."
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Winter workouts fuel Pierzynski's durability

White Sox catcher A.J. Pierzynski's ability to stay on the field to catch at least 1,000 innings over each of the past 10 seasons is a direct result of his dedication to his offseason training regimen.
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Same cast key to White Sox contending in 2012

Most teams committing a franchise-record $127 million toward payroll, as was done by the White Sox in 2011, would follow up a subpar season with wholesale changes. The truth facing the White Sox, though, is that there really aren't many moves to be made.
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Intense Quentin strives to find balance

There are two sides to White Sox outfielder Carlos Quentin. Talk to him during Spring Training, even when Cactus League action has begun, and he is outgoing and downright humorous. But once the season actually starts, his dry wit suddenly transforms into a sullen and, even unhappy, seriousness.
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Offense turns duel into one-sided affair

Home runs by Alexei Ramirez, Alex Rios and Brent Morel in the eighth helped catapult the White Sox to an 8-4 victory over the Indians on Wednesday at Progressive Field. Mark Buehrle won his 12th game and Alejandro De Aza had two hits and two RBIs.
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Great Falls sweeps way to Pioneer League title

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Buehrle struggles; White Sox eliminated

Mark Buehrle's September struggles continued for a third straight start and the White Sox saw their last glimmer of hope fade to black with a 7-2 loss to the Royals on Thursday night at Kauffman Stadium.
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Humber takes another crack at win No. 10

White Sox right-hander Philip Humber and Royals righty Felipe Paulino will try to build momentum into the offseason on Friday when the two hurlers face off at Kauffman Stadium.
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White Sox begin looking ahead to 2012

Unable to go on an extended run or stop the Tigers' recent surge, the 2011 White Sox have fallen well short of their title aspirations and can only look ahead to rebounding in 2012.
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Buehrle seeks return to form against Royals

White Sox lefty Mark Buehrle will try to bounce back from two of his poorest outings, while the Royals' Jeff Francis look to finish his season on a positive note in his final start on Thursday when Chicago visits Kansas City for the opener of four-game series.
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Bullpen unable to preserve rookie's first win

The White Sox endured yet another heartbreaking defeat to the Tigers on Wednesday, allowing two pinch-hit homers in the ninth and the game-winning tally in the 10th to seal a 6-5 loss at U.S. Cellular Field.
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Santos admires Rivera's demeanor

White Sox closer Sergio Santos marvels at the way the Yankees' Mariano Rivera, who notched his 600th career save on Tuesday, mentally handles failure as well as success.
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White Sox to kick off 2012 season on April 6

The White Sox will begin the 2012 regular season on Friday, April 6, in Arlington, Texas, against the Rangers before opening up their home slate on April 13 against the rival Tigers.
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White Sox come up empty against Verlander

Tigers ace Justin Verlander continued his season-long dominance of the White Sox on Tuesday in Detroit's 5-0 victory at U.S. Cellular Field. The White Sox have dropped three straight and seen their elimination number trimmed to three.
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Selective Morel gaining confidence

White Sox rookie third baseman Brent Morel has hit five home runs in September and credits the recent power surge to getting more comfortable at the plate and "developing an approach."
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Floyd next in line to try to stop Tigers

Just as the Tigers have won 10 straight games, ace Justin Verlander has claimed victory in 10 consecutive starts. Verlander goes for his 23rd win on Tuesday against Gavin Floyd and the White Sox.
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Danks endures another rough outing vs. Tigers

Left-hander John Danks' late-season struggles continued against the first-place Tigers, who won their 10th straight game with a 14-4 drubbing of the White Sox on Monday at U.S. Cellular Field.
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Quentin reinstated from DL, to see limited action

The White Sox on Monday reinstated outfielder Carlos Quentin from the 15-day disabled list. Quentin has been sidelined since Aug. 21 with a sprained AC joint in his left shoulder.
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Six Marvin Miller Award finalists announced

White Sox slugger Paul Konerko, Yankees pitcher David Robertson, Rockies shortstop Troy Tulowitzki, Cardinals pitcher Adam Wainwright, Mets third baseman David Wright and Rangers infielder Michael Young have been selected by fans as finalists for the 2011 Marvin Miller Man of the Year Award.
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White Sox reinstate Quentin from disabled list

The White Sox on Monday reinstated outfielder Carlos Quentin from the 15-day disabled list. Quentin has been sidelined since Aug. 21 with a sprained AC joint in his left shoulder.
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White Sox hold emotional 9/11 remembrance

The White Sox remembered the events of Sept. 11 in a moving ceremony on Sunday. The team honored servicemen and women from all branches of the military, as well as local firefighters and police officers.
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Missed chances haunt White Sox in loss

The White Sox couldn't take advantage of five walks through the first six innings, and they fell to the Indians on Sunday, 7-3.
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Citing arm fatigue, Peavy shut down for season

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Rios grand: Alex walks off in extra innings

Alex Rios hit a walk-off grand slam for the White Sox, who beat the Indians in extra innings on Saturday, 7-3. Gordon Beckham had two RBIs for Chicago.
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Umpire Rapuano exits game with neck pain

First-base umpire Ed Rapuano departed Saturday's 7-3 White Sox victory over the Indians in the fourth inning, suffering from neck pains.
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Ozzie to work with Beckham on pressing

Ozzie Guillen reiterated Saturday that the high expectations placed upon Gordon Beckham have played a part in the talented infielder's ongoing struggles.
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Peavy shut down, season likely over

Barring a startling White Sox comeback into American League Central contention, Jake Peavy has thrown his last pitch of the 2011 season.
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Great Falls wins Game 1 in Pioneer League playoffs

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Buehrle roughed up for second straight start

Southpaw Mark Buehrle endured a second straight rough outing, allowing seven runs over 5 2/3 innings, as the White Sox dropped an 8-4 decision to the Indians at U.S. Cellular Field on Friday night.
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Morel expects power stroke to come naturally

A year of experience should help White Sox third baseman Morel develop at the plate, with the rookie already providing stellar defense. But he doesn't seem too concerned about fitting that home run profile for a starter at the hot corner.
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Voyagers win Pioneer League North

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Buehrle ready to turn page on rough outing

White Sox lefty Mark Buehrle is coming off his worst outing of the season, while Indians right-hander Jeanmar Gomez has posted back-to-back wins. Both hurlers will be on the mound Friday night as their two clubs continue to battle on Chicago's South Side.
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Morel, Konerko blast White Sox past Tribe

Brent Morel had two homers and four RBIs and Paul Konerko hit a grand slam as the White Sox trounced the Indians, 8-1, on Thursday at U.S. Cellular Field.
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Pierre collects 2,000th hit with single

Juan Pierre's 2,000th career hit, an opposite-field single coming in the third inning of Thursday's series opener between the White Sox and Indians and U.S. Cellular Field, seemed a perfect representation of the leadoff man's consistent career.
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White Sox recognize Thome's milestone

Jim Thome, who hit his 500th home run as a member of the White Sox in 2007, was recognized prior to Thursday's game at U.S. Cellular Field in an on-field tribute to the Indians slugger for hitting his 600th career home run on Aug. 15.
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White Sox strand 13 in one-run loss

After the White Sox had allowed just one run in the first three games of the series against the Twins, lefty John Danks could not keep the streak going in Wednesday's 5-4 loss at Target Field.
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Flowers finally blossoming into big leaguer

Tyler Flowers' development with the White Sox has come slowly since he was acquired from the Braves in 2008, but the 25-year-old catcher appears to finally have put himself in position to stay in the big leagues.
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White Sox post second straight shutout

Jake Peavy's nine strikeouts over 6 1/3 scoreless innings led the White Sox to a second straight shutout victory, 3-0, over the Twins on Tuesday at Target Field. Chicago has won the first three games of the series by a 9-1 margin.
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Axelrod hopes to get jump on Spring Training

Taken by surprise with an impromptu callup, hurler Dylan Axelrod hopes to make a lasting impression with the White Sox if he indeed does get to make his Major League debut this month.
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Stewart making good impression for future

Since being acquired from Toronto in July, Zach Stewart has shown the ability, composure and attitude to develop into a solid big league contributor for the White Sox.
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Stewart nearly perfect for White Sox

Rookie right-hander Zach Stewart retired the first 21 Twins hitters he faced before allowing a leadoff double in the eighth inning and settling for a one-hitter as the White Sox swept a doubleheader at Target Field with a 4-0 win on Monday night.
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Stewart nearly perfect for White Sox in nightcap

Rookie right-hander Zach Stewar retired the first 21 Twins hitters he faced before allowing a leadoff double in the eighth inning and settling for a one-hitter as the White Sox swept a doubleheader at Target Field with a 4-0 win on Monday night.
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Right-hander Axelrod joins White Sox bullpen

Between games of Monday's split doubleheader against the Twins, the White Sox selected the contract of right-hander Dylan Axelrod from Triple-A Charlotte.
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Humber makes strong return in Game 1 win

In his first start since Aug. 18, right-hander Philip Humber delivered his best outing of the second half as the White Sox picked up a 2-1 victory over the Twins in the first game of a split doubleheader on Monday.
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Guillen attributes struggles to poor start

White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen attributed his team's struggles this season to its poor start, when Chicago dropped to 11 games under .500 in early May.
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Buehrle, rookies roughed up by Tigers

Left-hander Mark Buehrle lasted just 3 1/3 innings as the White Sox endured an 18-2 thumping by the Tigers on Sunday night. Detroit's three-game sweep leaves the White Sox 8 1/2 games back in the American League Central.
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De Aza may give White Sox leadoff options

Alejandro De Aza has shown over a short time that he can hit in the Major Leagues, and could be a legitimate leadoff option for the White Sox in the future.
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Buehrle tries to start one final push in Detroit

Dealt a devastating loss by the Tigers on Saturday, the White Sox will try to rebound in Sunday's series finale behind left-hander Mark Buehrle. Max Scherzer will take the hill for Detroit.
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Santos, White Sox stunned in ninth

Miguel Cabrera hit his 25th homer on the first pitch from Sergio Santos with two outs in the ninth, giving the Tigers a stunning 9-8 victory and dropping the White Sox 7 1/2 games out of first place.
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Escobar survives nerves in big league debut

Admittedly nervous before and during his Major League debut on Friday, White Sox infielder Eduardo Escobar was tested immediately in the field and at the plate.
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