Yet again, the White Sox are selecting in defiance of the MLB braintrust, using a No. 78 pick on the No. 129 prospect. Given his pedigree (brother of Reds infielder Matt McLain, you might be willing to grant the White Sox making a stretch.

The White Sox take another gamble by choosing a talent significantly below pick level. Do you trust them with such gambles?

Overwhelming power and ability to miss bats is the calling card of the top pitching prospect in the draft

The Chicago White Sox lose as they wrap up one of the first worst first half performances in MLB history, and the worst in franchise history.

Chris Flexen got zapped by the Chicago White Sox offense again

With no real offense, the White Sox lose one to the mediocre Pirates.

Luis Robert Jr. was largely energized all week long, at the plate and particularly in the field.

Another great Erick Fedde start, modest but timely hitting, and an immaculate inning from Michael Kopech contribute to a dominant win.