Edgar Quero and Andrew Vaughn each drove in two runs as the visiting Chicago White Sox scored six runs over the final three innings to rally for an 8-4 win over the Boston Red Sox on Sunday afternoon.
Fans of the Chicago White Sox all know how great their farm system is and all the top prospects that could be up soon to speed things along and quickly make the Sox good again.
The late night/early morning Vladimir Guerrero Jr. extension did not necessarily shake up the baseball world, but it did potentially throw a wrench in the offseason plans of the Boston Red Sox.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
Andrew Vaughn and Korey Lee, both plucked out of Cal in the 2019 major-league baseball draft, could not have imagined that five years later they would live the nightmare that was the Chicago White Sox 2024 season.
The Chicago White Sox dropped their first spring training game, losing to the Chicago Cubs 7-3. From the White Sox’s perspective, the game was something to build on moving forward, with a few of their prospects having great individual performances.
The Chicago White Sox enter spring training, having one of the more interesting camps to follow. The White Sox enter camp with their top prospects, who they invited, looking to make an impact and hopefully make the major league roster.
Coming off the worst season in Chicago White Sox history, former Cal star Andrew Vaughn said his goals for spring training include keeping things simple and moving forward from the disaster that was 2024.
The Chicago White Sox settled with four arbitration-eligible players on Thursday. The club tendered these players' contracts last month and avoided arbitration hearings with the new agreements in place.
The Chicago White Sox avoiding going to arbitration with four of their players with them agreeing to one-year deals for this season. All four members will be prominent member of the Chicago White Sox roster for this season.
The Chicago White Sox avoided arbitration by agreeing to terms with four players on one-year contracts on Thursday. First baseman Andrew Vaughn signed for $5.85 million, while right-handers Steven Wilson ($950,000), Justin Anderson ($900,000) and Penn Murfee ($780,00) also remain in the fold, the White Sox announced.
Andrew Vaughn is coming up on a contract year in 2026 and it is vital not only for him to have a breakout season in 2025, but for the Chicago White Sox as well.
You gonna pay $6 million for another year of Andrew Vaughn? Over at MLBTR, Matt Swartz is getting his usual love with the publication of arbitration estimates for all players.
Former Cal star Andrew Vaughn flied out to right for the final out in the ninth inning Friday afternoon and the Chicago White Sox clinched a spot in baseball infamy.
Andrew Vaughn and Lenyn Sosa both delivered two RBIs during a seven-run fifth inning and Chris Flexen pitched 6 1/3 shutout innings as the host Chicago White Sox topped the Los Angeles Angels 7-0 on Thursday to earn a series sweep.
The inevitable caught up to the Chicago White Sox on Sunday. The Sox lost their 120th game of the season, 4-2 to the San Diego Padres, giving them the uncomfortable distinction of matching the modern record set by the 1962 expansion New York Mets.
If the Houston Astros make one move during the offseason, it should be for a first baseman. While the pitching staff will also need to be addressed, the struggles of the first basemen on the roster over the past 18 months have been a major concern.
The tragic number drops to eight, as the South Side losing train steams forward to San Diego Somehow, Andrew Vaughn’s home run to open scoring in the game did not hold up.
Whether or not the 2024 White Sox ultimately set a new record for the most losses in a single season, there is no denying their performance this year has been a massive disappointment.
Chicago White Sox manager Pedro Grifol describes Andrew Vaughn’s injured finger as “a little angry.” No doubt, that’s an emotion that permeates the White Sox clubhouse these days.
We, the few dedicated fans who still follow the Chicago White Sox, can collectively express our dismay at their lackluster offense. One player, in particular, is a source of shared frustration and is currently one of the worst hitters in baseball.
As with most of his Chicago White Sox teammates, first baseman Andrew Vaughn struggled at the plate to begin the season. Things are turning around lately.
The 24-year-old former third overall draft pick has missed the team's last five games since being drilled by a pitch during Chicago's game against the Los Angeles Angels last Friday.
Vaughn is off to a fast start in 2022 for Chicago, as he's gone 4-for-10 with two home runs, six RBIs and one walk against no strikeouts.
Vaughn learned he could return to action in one to two weeks. That's a relief considering the initial fears he had about the setback.
In a corresponding roster move, Chicago optioned infielder Jake Burger to Triple-A Charlotte.
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