The White Sox kept their Game 3 first pitch guest a secret. Pope Leo XIV and Barack Obama were ruled out. Here's who actually threw it on Wednesday.

The Chicago White Sox had quite the decision on their hands. After some brutal seasons, they were set to host a home playoff game on Wednesday — ALDS Game 3 against the Cleveland Guardains — and it ...

It wasn’t former President Barack Obama. It wasn’t the Pope, either. And it wasn’t even a member of the White Sox’s 2005 World Series championship team. After a mystery ceremonial first-pitch guest ...

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski delivered a record-breaking performance against the Tampa Bay Rays, throwing his ...

Chicago White Sox fans expected Barack Obama, Michael Jordan, or even Pope Leo XIV for the first pitch, but instead got a mostly unknown actor.

The Chicago Cubs and Chicago White Sox are almost never playoff teams at the same time. That makes for quite the fascinating free agent fodder, though. Instead of one of the teams pursuing players ...

Here’s what to expect at Rate Field for the start of Game 3 of the American League Division Series at Rate Field.

The World Series is coming back to Tropicana Field, and so is Joe Maddon. Maddon, the longtime manager whose boldly innovative tactics and refreshingly different style led the Rays to their first ...

Belmont Cameli has become one of 2026’s biggest breakout actors thanks to his role in Prime Video’s Off Campus, but there was some disappointment over his appearance at ALDS game three. The ...

The 44th president shouted out his favorite MLB team.

The anticipation for the Chicago White Sox’ first home playoff game at Rate Field Wednesday is high, but not just for the game. MLB reporter Scott Merkin reported that a “big name” would be throwing ...

Despite all the fear and emotion inspired by the September 11, 2001, attacks, the 2001 Fall Classic would end up being one of ...