The Chicago White Sox had one of the best offseasons in Major League Baseball. I know, I can't believe it either! After a decently encouraging close to the 2025

Chicago Cubs and White Sox players echoed the sentiment that the union’s strength doesn’t come from one person but rather the totality of the players.

It never hurts to add additional depth at multiple positions in one move. It is especially helpful when that depth just so happens to carry a strong baseball pedigree, which almost always translates to some promise on the diamond.

The Chicago White Sox have been acquiring young talent throughout the offseason, and we will begin to see how the roster looks throughout spring training.

Chicago White Sox assistant GM Carlos Rodriguez sees “some real notable strides” on the roster with such signings as Munetaka Murakami and Seranthony Domínguez.

The Chicago White Sox have been searching for bullpen help this offseason after a disastrous stretch. As their future brightens on the offensive side, the need for impact relief arms grows. Once again,

An inside look at the Chicago White Sox from spring training in Glendale, Ariz. Want the latest White Sox news? Subscribe to the Chicago Tribune to read it all — and sign up for our White Sox Insider newsletter.

FanGraph's latest Top 100 list features a handful of White Sox players, but one fan-favorite ranks far lower than anyone expected.

While their overall expectations might be much different, both the Cubs and White Sox are looking to make noticeable improvements in 2026 as they ramp up spring training in Arizona.

With the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, the White Sox will choose between elite college shortstops Roch Cholowsky and Justin Lebron — and both are already making early-season statements.

Grant Taylor reached 100 mph with a pitch 37 times last season with the Chicago White Sox. The hard-throwing reliever aims to take the next step in 2026.