Chicago White Sox News

The words "job security" and John Danks probably won't come into play during the length of the left-hander's tenure on the South Side of Chicago.

In this Sept. 22, 2009, file photo, Minnesota Twins' Michael Cuddyer is congratulated in the dugout after hitting a home run in the sixth inning of a baseball game against the Chicago White Sox, in Chicago.

Chris Getz and Josh Fields are now Royals, Mark Teahen is now the White Sox's starting third baseman, Jermaine Dye is all but gone, talks with free-agent-to-be Scott Podsednik have disintegrated, and Gordon Beckham is now the starting second baseman.

MLB trade market re-opens In this June 23, 2009 file photo, Kansas City Royals third baseman Mark Teahen fields the ball in a baseball game against the Houston Astros in Houston.

Chris Getz, the Grosse Pointe South alumnus and White Sox starting second baseman, has been traded to the Royals, according to several news reports.

It didn't take long for the Royals to surface in baseball's off-season trade rumors.

The White Sox looked out of sorts Monday night in an 8-1 loss to Baltimore, and their lineup and roster might include a few changes the next few days.

The White Sox's starting pitching finally supplemented a resurgent hitting attack Monday night.

U.S. Cellular Field had a Tucson Electric Park-feel Tuesday night. The ball was flying out just like it did the last time the White Sox faced Arizona starter Javier Vazquez.

The Chicago White Sox organization is expanding its business operations beyond baseball.

On June 1, Ozzie Guillen gave a rather blunt assessment of prized prospect Gordon Beckham, who was hitting very well in Triple-A Charlotte while Josh Fields was struggling in the majors: The last thing we worry about is Beckham, and I don't know why people in Chicago fell in love with this kid...He's a great player, he's going to be in the big ...

Greg Walker knows the reality of it. Hal McRae, Carney Lansford, Von Joshua - just the latest casualties of a career that has the life expectancy slightly better than that of an adult mayfly.

This is the blueprint the White Sox hoped -- and needed -- to follow: Win a World Series one year to end a frustrating dry spell, then return to the same stage the next October.

This is the blueprint the White Sox hoped -- and needed -- to follow: Win a World Series one year to end a frustrating dry spell, then return to the same stage the next October.

Cuban defector Aroldis Chapman will be at ALCS Game 6 at Yankee Stadium as a guest of the Yankees, sources said.

Ken Griffey Jr. #24 of the Seattle Mariners bats against the Chicago White Sox during the game on April 29, 2009 at U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago, Illinois.

Philadelphia Phillies pitcher J.A. Happ and Chicago White Sox infielder Gordon Beckham were named the top rookies by the Major League Baseball Players Association.

To borrow a page from David Letterman's old NBC shows, I've had my fair share of brushes with greatness during October.

After a rough 2008, it was easy to assume that the 33-year-old Paul Konerko's best days were behind him.

Alejandro De Aza became the first offseason addition made by the White Sox on Wednesday, as the left-handed-hitting outfielder was claimed off waivers from the Marlins.