They say you can always come home. For David Robertson, he gets to return to the team he started with. And for Todd Frazier, he’s pretty close to home. On Tuesday night, the New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox completed a seven-player trade that sent Frazier, Robertson and Tommy ...

As the 2017 season head into the dog days of summer, the Chicago White Sox look ready to sell off. That means names like Todd Frazier will likely be shopped next month at the trade deadline. Frazier, the 2015 MLB Home Run Derby Champion, has spent the last two seasons ...

The Chicago White Sox traded away their ace in Chris Sale this offseason, leaving them with a rotation that won’t draw much envy from other teams. Despite high hopes at the start of the season, the White Sox finished 78-84 and fourth in the American League Central. Their fourth straight ...

The Chicago White Sox have made a number of moves this offseason, resulting in quite a different look than last season. Their offense is without leadoff man Adam Eaton and features a number young guys who have yet to play full seasons in the majors. The White Sox may not be ...

One year ago around this time, the New York Yankees got themselves a late Christmas gift when they made a trade with the Cincinnati Reds to land Aroldis Chapman. A year later, the Yankees may be looking to make another potential blockbuster deal. Bob Nightengale of USA Today has reported ...

Over the last 24 hours, the MLB Hot Stove has burned in regards to a rumored three-team trade that’s been swirling around involving the New York Yankees, Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago White Sox. The rumor, which was initially reported by Brian Bilek of Future Sox, stated that the three teams ...

Heading into the 2017 season, the starting rotation of the New York Yankees has question marks surrounding it, so it would make sense for them to explore options. With at least 40 percent of the rotation in doubt, the Yankees are reportedly interested in making a trade for Chicago White ...

“Say it ain’t so, Joe.” It is one of the most gut-wrenching lines to ever be uttered in baseball lore. The line that made fans in Chicago hope that one of their heroes did not do the unthinkable, bet on baseball and throw away the 1919 World Series. The “Black ...