José Abreu returned to his former home park Friday and threw a ceremonial first pitch before the Chicago White Sox played the ...

Former White Sox first baseman José Abreu threw out the first pitch on Friday and reminisced about his career on the south ...

Community, José Abreu, future outlook ...

A franchise icon for his individual accomplishments and role on a pair of rare playoff teams, Abreu returned to the South Side on Friday but was noticeably coy about his present and future.

Fellow Cuban Miguel Vargas idolizes Jose Abreu, who returned to Rate Field for Friday's game against the San Diego Padres.

Vargas has carved out a spot for himself in the budding core of Sox position players, setting him up to be the next link in a chain of Cuban-born South Siders stretching back to Minnie Minoso.

In this video, we dive deep into the shocking decline of Jose Abreu's performance, analyzing the factors behind his struggle. Once a baseball star, Abreu's current season has been nothing short of a ...

There is no parade for a season that ends in “not the worst ever,” but the Sox, despite approaching another 100-loss season, ...

There was one out and nobody on base in the bottom of the ninth inning of the White Sox 3-2 loss to the Padres before a crowd of 24,205 at Rate Field Sunday afternoon, but fans’ chants of “Let’s go ...

From Shane Smith’s development to the next steps for Grant Taylor, Brian Bannister shared his observations of the Chicago ...

Yet another sign of the White Sox improved pitching infrastructure is seen through Yoendrys Gomez. He was designated for ...