James Fegan is a White Sox beat writer at Sox Machine. With a focus on Major League Sports and competitive team sports, he brings extensive experience in sports reporting and broadcasting. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Athletic, Chicago Sun-Times, and The Washington Post.
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By: James Fegan
Taylor faced six hitters and retired none in a decisive six-run Guardians sixth, while Sox pitching issued seven walks in second-straight home playoff loss.
By: James Fegan
Burke has faced the Guardians four total times across the regular season and postseason and posted a 1.19 ERA, with 27 strikeouts and just four walks in 22 ⅔ innings
By: James Fegan
If you think the White Sox have exhausted their pitching staff with excessive bullpen use in the ALDS, wait until you get a load of what the Guardians did to fuel their comeback.
Staff ace Sean Burke is starting on regular rest, but after preparing for a potential relief appearance in Game 4. Scuffling rookie Braden Montgomery is out of the lineup.
By: James Fegan
After leading the AL in runs per game this season, the Sox offense was silenced with an MLB postseason record 21-strikeout performance against their division rivals.
By: James Fegan
The American League's best offense during the season also had the fifth-highest strikeout rate in the sport, foreshadowing their whiff-filled finish in their ALDS defeat.
Sox general manager Chris Getz lauded the accomplishments of a surprising 2026 team that came a victory away from the ALCS, but wants to upgrade a rotation that logged the fewest innings in MLB
By: James Fegan
Sox general manager Chris Getz said he expects the team's major-league coaching staff to return next year, citing the AL's best offense and a strong clubhouse culture.
By: James Fegan
Barfield was seen talking with Astros owner Jim Crane in Houston before the Sox' victory in the Wild Card Series.
By: James Fegan
Bonemer is playing the outfield exclusively in the Arizona Fall League, which could make him an answer for the Sox' needs in the corners
