White Sox reinstate Humber from DL

The White Sox reinstated right-hander Philip Humber from the 15-day disabled list prior to Chicago's game Saturday against the Tigers in Detroit.
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Danks, White Sox no match for Verlander

Left-hander John Danks gave up eight runs over 4 2/3 innings as the White Sox dropped an 8-1 decision to Justin Verlander and the Tigers at Comerica Park on Friday. Tyler Flowers hit his third homer.
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Floyd aims to get White Sox important win

After getting shut down by American League Cy Young Award favorite Justin Verlander on Friday, the White Sox have two more head-to-head matchups with the Tigers this weekend to try to cut into their 6 1/2-game deficit in the AL Central. Gavin Floyd battles Brad Penny on Saturday.
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Peavy, Cooper differ on relief outing's role

Jake Peavy's 2011 season has featured several ups and downs, and took a severe downturn after his June 25 relief appearance. But White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper is not convinced that four-inning outing is to blame.
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Tigers in way, White Sox have work cut out

This current White Sox squad seems more about surviving than making a dynamic statement of contention or completely falling off the playoff radar. So why should this weekend be any different?
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Relief appearance in June sticks with Peavy

Jake Peavy's love of competition might have admittedly taken a little out of him for the stretch run.
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Peavy's struggles spell doom for White Sox

Jake Peavy allowed six runs in the first inning, and although he rebounded to complete four more innings without incident, the White Sox fell on Wednesday, 7-6.
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Ozzie: No sympathy for banged-up Twins

Ozzie Guillen has a great deal of respect for the Twins and considers Minnesota manager Ron Gardenhire one of his closest friends in the game. But Guillen had to laugh when asked Wednesday if he felt any sympathy for Gardenhire and the Twins' 2011 plight.
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Five-run fifth gives White Sox fifth straight

Alejandro De Aza hit a three-run homer to erase an early deficit and a five-run fifth inning outburst allowed the White Sox to post their fifth straight victory with an 8-6 defeat of the Twins at U.S. Cellular Field on Tuesday.
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Ozzie speaks out about contract

The White Sox have manager Ozzie Guillen under contract through next season, but the club's outspoken manager is not happy about it.
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White Sox trio nominated for Frick Award

Ken "Hawk" Harrelson, Ed Farmer and Steve Stone are the White Sox representatives on the fan ballot to select three finalists for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum's 2012 Ford C. Frick Award for excellence in baseball broadcasting.
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White Sox Farmer, Harrelson on Frick Award ballot

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Stewart looks to bounce back against Twins

Out of the division race with a month to go, the Twins are relegated to trying to spoil any hopes the White Sox, winners of four straight, have of catching the first-place Tigers.
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White Sox push streak to four behind Buehrle

Left-hander Mark Buehrle posted 7 2/3 shutout innings and Tyler Flowers drove in two runs as the White Sox ran their winning streak to four games with a 3-0 victory over the Twins on Monday night at U.S. Cellular Field.
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Viciedo homers in 2011 debut as White Sox roll

Dayan Viciedo homered in his 2011 debut and Tyler Flowers hit a grand slam as the White Sox beat the Mariners, 9-3, on Sunday at Safeco Field.
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White Sox set to see plenty of the AL Central

Monday's game against the Twins begins a stretch of 29 straight games against the AL Central for the White Sox, from Aug. 29 to Sept. 25.
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Floyd set to deal against M's as Viciedo returns

White Sox fans have been eagerly awaiting Dayan Viciedo's return. They'll get their wish on Sunday, when he'll be in uniform, in either right field or at first base, and in the starting lineup against the Mariners in Safeco Field. And Seattle starter Jason Vargas will be waiting for him, too. Gavin Floyd will start [...]

Danks' shutout continues amazing turnaround

Southpaw John Danks allowed only three hits in going the distance, as the White Sox beat the Mariners, 3-0, at Safeco Field on Saturday.
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Danks goes distance to blank Mariners

John Danks outdueled Michael Pineda, soing the distance as the White Sox beat the Mariners, 3-0, at Safeco Field on Saturday.
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Viciedo joins White Sox amid big expectations

The man dubbed by the fans as the savior for the disappointing 2011 White Sox season joined the team in the Pacific Northwest early Saturday afternoon.
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White Sox send Quentin to DL, call up Viciedo

Ozzie Guillen was about to make official the news of Dayan Viciedo's promotion from Triple-A Charlotte — as he will replace injured outfielder Carlos Quentin — to the White Sox during his pregame media session Friday at Safeco Field, but he first paused for dramatic effect.
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White Sox prospect fans 12 in seven innings

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Lillibridge powers White Sox to victory

The word "homecoming" pretty much belonged to Jim Thome during his triumphant return to the Indians Friday night at Progressive Field. But three time zones away, Brent Lillibridge took part in his own version of a return to where it all began as an integral part in the White Sox 4-2 victory over the Mariners [...]

Quentin headed to DL; Viciedo will join Sox

Ozzie Guillen was about to make official the news of Dayan Viciedo's promotion from Triple-A Charlotte — as he will replace injured outfielder Carlos Quentin — to the White Sox during his pregame media session Friday at Safeco Field, but he first paused for dramatic effect.
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Players: Ozzie not to blame for club's struggles

When a team with all-in expectations moves on the verge of being all-out of playoff contention before Labor Day, the manager receives all of the blame. However, the struggles of the 2011 White Sox are not the fault of manager Ozzie Guillen.
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Peavy hoping to improve White Sox fortunes

Charlie Furbush, who has flourished at Safeco Field during his brief time with the Mariners, will take the mound when Jake Peavy and the Chicago White Sox come calling on Friday evening.
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White Sox at standstill after getting shut out

Jered Weaver was every bit as good as his numbers during an 8-0 Angels whitewash on Wednesday, leaving the White Sox at two games under .500 and still 6 1/2 games behind the Tigers.
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Pierzynski, Quentin progress on injury front

White Sox catcher A.J. Pierzynski followed his same Tuesday routine on Wednesday, taking flips and catching a little bit, while reporting all remains well with the healing process for his fractured left wrist.
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Konerko typically humble after 2,000th hit

Paul Konerko delivered career hit No. 2,000 during Tuesday night's game at Angel Stadium between the White Sox and Angels.
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White Sox loss spoils milestone for Konerko

Paul Konerko delivered the tying run with his 2,000th career hit, but the White Sox fell on a walk-off hit against the Angels, a 5-4 loss that pushed them 6 1/2 games back in the AL Central.
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Konerko collects 2,000th hit in clutch fashion

Paul Konerko delivered career hit No. 2,000 during Tuesday night's game at Angel Stadium between the White Sox and Angels.
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Ozzie tells Dunn to put focus on final month

Ozzie Guillen had a talk with Adam Dunn during Monday's off-day and told the team's current first baseman to forget about his .169 showing to go with 11 homers and 40 RBIs and focus on the final month.
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Flowers contributing while he can to White Sox

He's part of the American League Central playoff race. He's the White Sox starting catcher, at least until Sept. 2. And most importantly, Tyler Flowers is making significant contributions both behind the plate and with the bat.
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Pierzynski's rehab taking shape

A.J. Pierzynski took flips during batting practice Sunday and caught pitches from White Sox director of conditioning Allen Thomas as he continues to work his way back from a fractured left wrist.
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Danks, Ogando duel as White Sox try to end funk

The White Sox could use a strong outing from John Danks. The club has lost three games in a row and trails the Tigers by five games, but runs into a potent Rangers team and young starter Alexi Ogando.
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Peavy's homer-free streak comes to an end

Jake Peavy got off to a fantastic start, but he unraveled in the fourth and sixth, giving up three home runs as the White Sox took a 7-4 defeat Friday to the Rangers.
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Struck near eye by liner, Humber goes on DL

White Sox right-hander Philip Humber went on the 15-day disabled list on Friday, a day after a line drive caught him just above the right eye.
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Hit near eye by liner, Humber goes on DL

White Sox right-hander Philip Humber went on the 15-day disabled list on Friday, a day after a line drive caught him just above the right eye.
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Baseball is family affair for the Valentins

Former big league infielder Jose Valentin is obsessed with the game, he loves working with kids and badly wants to improve the state of baseball in Puerto Rico, where he works as an instructor at the academy in his native country.
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Three combine on Great Falls no-hitter

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White Sox drop series, lose ground in Central

Indians center fielder Kosuke Fukudome delivered two decisive blows against the White Sox on Thursday night. The first — a line drive off Philip Humber's head — knocked the White Sox starter out of the game. The second — a line shot down the right-field line — plated the go-ahead run as the South Siders [...]

Humber hit above right eye, to be re-evaluated

White Sox starting pitcher Philip Humber was hit above the right eye on a line drive off the bat of Kosuke Fukudome during the second inning of Thursday's finale between the White Sox and Indians at U.S. Cellular Field.
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White Sox give tips to Special Olympians

White Sox players Brent Morel and Sergio Santos and bullpen coach Juan Nieves were on hand to provide pointers for approximately 25 Special Olympians at US Cellular Field on Thursday as part of Chicago White Sox Charities Week.
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Buehrle, offense bested by Tribe's Carmona

The White Sox had no answer for Indians right-hander Fausto Carmona on Wednesday as the visiting Tribe secured a 4-1 victory to square the three-game series in Chicago.
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Beckham's mental error disturbs Ozzie

White Sox manager questioned second baseman's Gordon Beckham's thought process before his mishandling of a ground ball in the ninth inning on Tuesday which led to the tying run scoring.
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White Sox hit five triples in 14-inning victory

In their 14-inning, 8-7 victory over the Indians on Tuesday night, the White Sox — a team not known for its speed — accomplished something at the plate that it hadn't done in nearly 91 years and that no team had done in the Majors since the Phillies in 1986: hit five triples.
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Pierre delivers White Sox win in 14th inning

Juan Pierre's one-out single in the 14th inning ended an 8-7 victory for the White Sox over the Indians on Tuesday night.
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White Sox marvel at Thome's accomplishment

Watching Jim Thome, who played with the White Sox for 3 1/2 seasons, reach 600 home runs on Monday left many of his former South Side teammates in awe.
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Pitchers confident in backup catchers

With A.J. Pierzynski on the disabled list for the first time, White Sox hurlers will be working with a young catching duo for the next few weeks, but they do not expect a drop in peformance without their regular battery mate.
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White Sox trio boosts military morale

There's nothing unusual about Matt Thornton, A.J. Pierzynski and Chris Sale partaking in a little video-game action before White Sox games, but on Tuesday, they were joined by soldiers from around the globe.
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