While Chicago White Sox fans have virtually no hope for their team this year, Justin and Mat Ishbia, the notorious billionaire brothers and the supposed franchise godsends, continue to provide the tiniest amount of hope — even if it’s false.

The Miami Heat are no strangers to the play-in tournament. For the third straight season, the Heat will compete in the play-in tournament, appearing 60% of the time in this current format.

It’s been a long time coming, but now is the time for Chicago’s No. 8 prospect to shine in the big leagues

The Chicago White Sox can’t catch a break. One year after posting the worst record in baseball history (41-121), the Sox have started this season with a 2-9 mark. Last night, they had a chance against the Cleveland Guardians and closer Emmanuel Clase. Trailing 3-1 in the ninth, the White Sox loaded the bases. Miguel… read more

Chicago White Sox can’t resist Travis Jankowski, so much so that they signed him to a Minor League deal after cutting him earlier in the week.

The Chicago Cubs are riding high and playing great baseball right now, but they were dealt a blow today with the announcement that Justin Steele has been placed on the IL with left elbow tendonitis. Steele was fantastic in his outing on Monday night when he threw seven scoreless innings against the Texas Rangers while… read more

Dansby Swanson struggled at the plate last season, batting just .242 with 16 home runs. It turns out he was playing through an injury. He had offseason core muscle surgery and has looked more like the player the Chicago Cubs were getting when they signed him to a seven-year $177 million contract before the 2023… read more

Chicago White Sox bring back Brandon Drury on a minor league deal in hopes of recharging their lagging offense.