Sean Burke and the White Sox never had a chance, and the Knights were three-hit by Norfolk. Both clubs remain in first place, however.

Shane Smith was superb in his major league debut, pitching scoreless into the sixth and giving up no runs on two hits/four walks. Yet history will show he was the White Sox starter who broke the rotation’s scoreless streak. Meanwhile, Charlotte won, again.

Our Sox Populi staff combines their prospect lists each offseason, coming up with the Top 100 players in the system. As we inch closer to the top, here’s a look at Jacob Gonzalez, Wikelman González, Caleb Bonemer, Sean Burke and Aldrin Batista.

The Chicago White Sox are a dumpster fire of an organization. There, I said it; this once proud franchise that won the World Series back in 2005 has now become the laughing stock of Major League Baseball. They have become the punchline to everyone’s jokes, and a collection of humans that baseball fans would rather… read more

There are always pleasant surprises to begin any baseball season. For the 2025 season, there are pleasant surprises and no it’s not the torpedo bats. The Miami Marlins have shocked many, winning their first three games of the season off walk offs. The St. Louis Cardinals made quick work of the Minnesota Twins sweeping their… read more

It’s always great when you can win a game by nine and hold your opponent to two hits. It’s even better when the opponent is a longtime nemesis, with a fan base currently ABSOLUTELY MELTING DOWN over an 0-4 start to the season.

The White Sox continue the spaghetti-bats routine, while Charlotte may not only win out this season, but average 10 runs per game doing so.

Here are five overreactions to the 2025 MLB Opening Weekend based on the most unexpected performances since Opening Day.