Articles by James Fegan
As a young White Sox blogger, I found watching post-shoulder capsule surgery John Danks strangely liberating. For one turn in the rotation, it wasn't necessary to analyze how a starter's stuff was peοΏ½...
For five innings of one-hit ball, Guardians starter Gavin Williams backing up 100 mph heat with knee-buckling curveballs looked like the sort of neat trick that would dominate the night. And in the eοΏ½...
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Hawk Harrelson used to say that winning major league baseball games came down to which team made the fewest mistakes. And as a churlish teen, I used to interpret that as indicοΏ½...
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- On paper, Nick Martinez presented a tricky matchup for the best scoring offense in the American League.
For one, he's good; having allowed five runs in his last five starts aοΏ½...
The White Sox entered Thursday leading the American League with 4.8 runs scored per game; an important detail to file away whenever they do something like get shutout for nine innings in a crucial seοΏ½...
In December, the White Sox won the right to pick first overall in a deep 2026 MLB Draft, which everyone assumed at the time correctly set them up to add the long-ballyhooed UCLA shortstop Roch CholowοΏ½...
Last year it took until the second half of the season for the White Sox to earn a sweep, or follow it up a day later with something as lengthy as a four-game winning streak, and it came right as theiοΏ½...
In his first two at-bats Sunday, and a pitch into his third, Munetaka Murakami did not look like he was ever going to figure out the slider of A's starter Jeffrey Springs.
There are worse failings tοΏ½...
Seranthony DomΓnguez hasn't been handed enough save opportunities (3-for-5) yet this season to map out the big trends, but it's safe to say that rather than the stabilizing back of the bullpen force ...
