The current lineup of statues on the U.S. Cellular Field -- and the possible additions -- leaves plenty of room for interpretation.

Fred Talbot, a journeyman right-handed pitcher who plied his trade during the 1960s, died last week at the age of 71. He was most popular for being a member of the Seattle Pilots, and the victim...

How fate, and Hawk Harrelson, brought Frank Thomas to the White Sox

As this timeline enters his White Sox years, we continue to find out that even his story's wrinkles have wrinkles.

The lanky lefty took an unusual route to the White Sox, where he would eventually set a notable franchise record.

Remembering a forgotten Sox anniversary.

The second installment examines Collins' playing style and roles in two World Series through news clippings and other anecdotes.

Often overlooked when discussing the greatest White Sox, one of the franchise's best ballplayers gets his due.

When a catcher has no speed, no scruples and plenty of awareness, you get unusual plays like these nine.

At one point in his career, the White Sox's Hall of Fame second baseman played in 1,027 games out of a possible 1,028. Here's the exception.