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Forget June wake-up call — White Sox are in crisis mode now

In the years after the White Sox’ 2005 World Series title, chief executive Ken Williams was notorious for expressing disappointment in the underachieving performances of his teams as the trade deadline began to approach.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox’ losing streak hits nine as Pedro Grifol’s ejection streak reaches two

“It sucks,” Lucas Giolito said of the losing streak. “There aren’t too many words to describe it.”

Chicago Sun-Times

From bad to worse: White Sox pounded by Rays, suffer eighth straight loss

They drop to 7-19 after another embarrassing loss.

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Searching for the Rangers’ Suddenly Missing Stolen Bases

Texas led MLB in stolen bases last season, but Bruce Bochy’s squad is on a far slower pace this year despite the league’s new runner-friendly rules.

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White Sox fall to 7-17 after getting blanked by Blue Jays for sixth loss in row

White Sox need to win Wednesday to avoid 0-6 road trip

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The Key Ingredient to This MLB Team’s Strong Start Will Lead It to the Playoffs

Don’t believe the nonsense that “you can’t win a division in April; you can only lose it.” Thanks to their hot start and suddenly hot bats, the Rays are going to be in the playoffs.

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Rays’ Franco Wanders into Left Field to Make Stunning Barehanded Catch

Tampa Bay has looked unstoppable through the first month of the season, so it’s no wonder its star player can pull off a move like this.

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White Sox’ Eloy Jimenez heating up at plate, but Luis Robert continues to slump

“These guys are human beings,” manager Pedro Grifol said. “They’re playing a tough game. It’s tough to hit. They’re not always going to do it.”

Chicago Sun-Times

Punchless White Sox swept away by magnificent Rays

It was the Sox’ first time being swept at Tropicana Field since 2015 and their first time being swept by any opponent this season, which hardly seems possible considering they’ve yet to win a series themselves or even win two games in a row.

Chicago Sun-Times

In victory over White Sox, Rays continue to hammer homers, win at home

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — After two straight games in which they needed to dramatically walk off wins, the Rays kept things short and simple Sunday. They hit homers early and cruised to a 4-1 win over the White Sox in front of a crowd of 22,702 at Tropicana Field.

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Rays pitcher Shane McClanahan had the White Sox looking hopeless against his unfair changeup

That pitch seriously doesn't look real.

USA Today Sports Media Group

White Sox lose again, but Reynaldo Lopez bounces back from Friday debacle

Also, the Rays honored their longtime radio voice and former Sox broadcaster Dave Wills before the game.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox walked-off by Rays for second straight night

The Sox actually have played some good baseball at Tropicana Field against the stiffest competition going. Any chance anyone out there wants to hear that right now?

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Randy Arozarena delivers as Rays walk off White Sox again

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Saturday’s game took an odd turn for the Rays at the start of the eighth inning.

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Rays’ Jeffrey Springs to have Tommy John surgery, targets mid-2024 return

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Rays left-hander Jeffrey Springs is having a tough time accepting the need to have Tommy John elbow surgery on Monday that will sideline him until around the middle of the 2024 season.

Chicago Sun-Times

Ninth-inning disaster strikes White Sox in crushing 8-7 loss to can’t-miss Rays

With a two-run lead entering the ninth, Reynaldo Lopez gave up a home run to Christian Bethancourt, a sharp single to Yandy Diaz and a towering blast to Brandon Lowe. The first three batters were all it took.

Tribune News Service

Brandon Lowe crushes walk-off home run as Rays rally to beat White Sox

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Only the Rays’ bats could have dug them out of that hole Friday night. Brandon Lowe hit a two-run, walk-off home run to lift his team to an 8-7 win over the White Sox in front of a crowd of 17,973 at Tropicana Field.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox thrilled at Liam Hendriks’ health news, ready for comeback efforts to proceed

“This is a hell of a lot bigger than baseball, right?” manager Pedro Grifol said.

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It doesn’t get easier for struggling White Sox

The Sox take a 7-12 record into road series against the Rays and Blue Jays, looking for their first series win of the season.

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ESPN’s Ryan Clark Calls Out Brady Quinn for ‘Immature Evaluation’ of C.J. Stroud

Ryan Clark blasted Brady Quinn on Twitter over C.J. Stroud ‘gossip.’

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Mics caught David Bell’s NSFW rant at umps about Rays’ Pete Fairbanks pitching dangerously

While heated, he still probably has a point!

Tribune News Service

Rays roll over Reds again to improve record to 16-3

CINCINNATI — Even with an early 12:36 p.m. start, the Rays didn’t waste any time rolling to another easy win Wednesday.

Chicago Sun-Times

Yoan Moncada will likely need rehab stint before returning to White Sox

“He’s getting better, but there’s a process to this thing,” manager Pedro Grifol said.

Tribune News Service

Taj Bradley steps up, Rays’ bats get hot in shutting out Reds

CINCINNATI — With three losses in the last four games and news that one of their top starters, Jeffrey Springs, likely is headed for Tommy John surgery, the Rays needed some good vibes on Tuesday to try to win at Great American Ball Park for the first time since 2014.

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Rays’ Jeffrey Springs likely headed for Tommy John surgery

CINCINNATI — Rays starter Jeffrey Springs is expected to have Tommy John elbow surgery that will sideline him into the 2024 season.

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