This three-game weekend series against the Cubs meant a little something extra to many of the White Sox players. From May 16-18, the Cubs took three straight at Wrigley Field from their rivals, outscoring the White Sox,

Andrew Benintendi described Sunday as “the first day in a while I squared up a few balls.” The Chicago White Sox left fielder homered twice in the 5-4 loss to the Chicago Cubs in the rubber match of the Rate Field portion of the City Series in front of 38,

Pete Crow-Armstrong went 2-for-4 with two RBIs and Ben Brown pitched five strong innings to lift the visiting Chicago Cubs to a 5-4 victory against the Chicago White Sox on Sunday.

The Chicago Cubs and Chicago White Sox have been battling this weekend in the latest edition of their cross-town rivalry. During Sunday's series finale, the two teams combined for the craziest play of the MLB season, which ended with the Cubs scoring a run thanks to a correct ruling by an ump.

This round of the City Series arrives as the July 31 trade deadline nears. The Cubs are in a position to buy while the White Sox will be looking to sell.

Alex Bregman’s go-ahead home run in the fifth inning powered the Red Sox to a massive series victory over the defending World Series champion Dodgers.

But that hit was surrounded by three walks in a 31-pitch frame that allowed the Dodgers to tie the game at 1-1. The Dodgers made Buehler throw another 35 pitches in the fourth inning, the first eight of which were seen by Michael Conforto,