Indians add Michael Bourn, but to what effect?
The speedy center fielder signed a four-year deal to join a team that seems to need pitching more than anything.
The speedy center fielder signed a four-year deal to join a team that seems to need pitching more than anything.
White Sox reveal this years retro racers and show off the 1983 winnin' ugly uniforms.
The last significant White Sox free agent finds a home in Cleveland's rotation.
The new-look Indians lineup will be less left-handed, but more prone to strikeouts.
By trading Wil Myers for James Shields, either the Royals are ready, or Dayton Moore is desperate.
Rick Hahn returns from Nashville with a new third baseman and a Rule 5 draft pick.
Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Sammy Sosa muddy up the Hall of Fame ballot discussion, among other White Sox and baseball news and notes.
The media hates Jeffrey Loria and the Tigers' new corner outfielder. Jerry Reinsdorf won't comment on the former.
Plus, some shakeups in the coaching ranks for AL Central rivals and other baseball news worth reading.
Brief notes in advance of a White Sox-Tigers afternoon affair with massive implications.
Samuel Deduno battled massive control problems during his ill-fated start on Saturday, and he wore them on his face.
The White Sox roster is in a precarious state as Robin Ventura tries to strategize for the final two games of a crucial four-game set against the Detroit Tigers.
The Kansas City Royals have swept both the White Sox and the Tigers in August, which is just another way the AL Central contenders can't get away from each other.
One White Sox starter went on the disabled list. Another starter suffered an eye infection. Another struggled in defeat. And in the standings, they were no worse for the wear.
Kenny Williams isn't the only GM making major moves in the AL Central, as Dave Dombrowski and the Detroit Tigers responded with a big 2-for-1 deal.
Adam Dunn's four-year, $56 million contract is no longer one of the 10 largest in the history of the AL Central.
The Kansas City Royals and Minnesota Twins each took big steps towards their respective futures, so where does that leave the White Sox?