Sam Phalen

The White Sox need to make a significant investment this offseason, and these five free agents could help Chicago take the next step toward contention.

Seiya Suzuki would address a major need for the White Sox this offseason, but a potential decision by the Cubs could make signing him much more complicated.

With Munetaka Murakami already in Chicago, two more Japanese sluggers could become future options for the White Sox as they look to upgrade their outfield.

The White Sox have plenty of reasons to explore trades this offseason, but they need to be careful about which young players they’re willing to sacrifice.

Despite speculation about a potential trade that would send Sam Antonacci to the Yankees for pitching, dealing the standout 23-year-old would make little sense for the White Sox.

The Cincinnati Reds offer a cautionary tale for the White Sox as Chicago enters a pivotal offseason with an opportunity to build on its surprising 2026 success.

With Japanese slugger Teruaki Sato preparing to make the jump to MLB, the White Sox have reason to consider another big signing, but his similarities to Munetaka Murakami raise questions about his fit in Chicago.

The 20-year-old White Sox prospect is drawing comparisons to Mike Trout as his impressive power, athleticism, and transition to the outfield continue to turn heads.

With free agency approaching, early indications suggest the Chicago White Sox are preparing to make significant investments in their starting rotation this offseason.

While starting pitching and the outfield are Chicago's biggest priorities, the White Sox should consider adding a veteran catcher to provide depth behind Kyle Teel.