Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Chicago White Sox across Baseball, Soccer, Football.
Former MLB champion pitcher Joe W. Kelly is set to join Corona High School’s coaching staff, bringing championship experience and a reputation for dominant pitching to the varsity program.
A look at the performances of Ball State University graduates currently shaping the 2026 baseball landscape, from breakout hitters to dominant pitchers.
Highly rated prospect Nathaneal Davis will forgo the 2026 MLB Draft and join LSU’s celebrated 2027 class, where he will battle for a center‑field position.
Pope Leo XIV received a baseball from the final out of the 2005 World Series, a gift that underscores his lifelong affinity for Chicago’s teams and the upcoming tribute planned by the White Sox
Fantasy baseball managers can boost their rosters with emerging hitters and pitching standouts highlighted in this week's waiver wire guide.
From a baseball gifted by a 2005 World Series final out to jerseys signed by Hall of Famers, Pope Leo XIV’s connection to Chicago’s teams weaves faith and sport into a unique papal narrative.
Carlos Castillo, a 19‑year professional pitcher, is named head baseball coach at Killian High School, bringing his extensive experience and a vision for a new Sports Magnet program.
Pope Leo XIV, a lifelong Chicago White Sox fan, has received numerous sports‑related gifts since his election, and the team plans to honor him at an August game.
In 2005, a young Robert Francis Prevost watched the Chicago White Sox clinch their first World Series in 88 years. Decades later, as Pope Leo XIV, he holds a memento from that night — a baseball gifted by former catcher A.J. Pierzynski.
The College Baseball Hall of Fame has announced the induction of former Arizona star Dave Stegman and longtime Tucson resident Brent Strom, celebrating their enduring impact on the game.
From Muncie to the majors, Ball State University’s baseball program has produced a steady stream of talent, with six alumni currently competing in the MLB. Their journeys reflect both individual perseverance and the university’s coaching legacy.
Four Dodgers — Ohtani, Freeman, Muncy and Pages — top the fan ballot, while team officials argue their success benefits baseball.
Despite an early tournament exit, UCLA’s baseball program yields top draft prospects, with Roch Cholowsky leading a list that also includes Logan Reddemann and Will Gasparino.
UCLA’s dominant regular season gave way to a surprising tournament loss, yet the program’s top prospects are projected as high picks in the upcoming MLB draft.
The University of South Carolina announced the hiring of Kevin Schnall, a coach with a proven record of winning and developing talent, as its new head baseball coach.
During a recent trip to Spain, Pope Leo XIV, born Robert Francis Prevost, disclosed his personal support for Real Madrid, blending his love of soccer with a light‑hearted separation of private taste from papal duty.
Ethin Bingamin, a freshman infielder at Auburn University, has quickly become a cornerstone of the team’s push to the NCAA Super Regional after opting for college over a 20th‑round MLB draft selection.
Major League Baseball owners have introduced a contentious salary cap plan that would limit team spending in 2027, trigger a payroll floor, and overhaul revenue distribution, setting the stage for a potential lockout and a battle over the sport's competitive balance.
In his first two appearances for the Chicago White Sox, rookie outfielder Rikuu Nishida delivered timely hits and a key run, signaling a bright start to his MLB career
An in-depth look at the 25 standout high school players from Indiana over the past quarter-century, tracing their paths from high school stardom to NFL contracts, coaching roles, and the challenges that shaped their legacies.
Belmont Cameli, the Chicago‑born actor who stars as a hockey captain in Amazon Prime’s ‘Off Campus,’ discusses his love for the city’s sports teams, his unexpected foray into hockey, and the camaraderie that defined the show’s production.
Former New York Mets and Atlanta Braves pitcher Lee 'Buzz' Capra, a 1974 National League ERA leader and All-Star, passed away on Monday at the age of 78. Illinois State head coach Steve Holm called him a legend, while his former teams and fans mourned the loss of a true baseball icon.