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.
Maybe 120 losses isn’t inevitable for Andrew Vaughn and the lowly Chicago White Sox. The Sox won a third straight game for the first time since late June on Monday, beating the Los Angeles Angels 8-4.
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.
It's no secret that the 2024 season has been rough for the Chicago White Sox, but Wednesday's 4-3 loss to the defending World Series champion Texas Rangers proved that even things that look good turn out terribly for the MLB's basement dweller.
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.
Chicago White Sox first baseman Andrew Vaughn had an X-ray on his left foot Thursday, but the results were negative, according to the Chicago Sun Times' Daryl Van Schouwen.
I find White Sox first baseman Andrew Vaughn fascinating. During my brief tenure here at Sox On 35th, he’s by far and away the topic I have written about the most.
We all know there are lots of problems surrounding the Chicago White Sox right now. There's a laundry list of items that have resulted in the team being 17-29, 7.5 GB of first-place Minnesota, and the season all but lost before the calendar even flipped to May.
Anthony DeSclafani offered a explanation for the extracurricular activity that took place during Monday’s game.
After storming back to tie the Cubs in a 6-6 stalemate yesterday, the White Sox fell short in a Tuesday afternoon affair against their North Side rivals, losing 8-5.
We have our first true White Sox injury update of the season. After an injury-riddled 2022 campaign, the Chicago White Sox have surprisingly remained healthy through the first four weeks of Spring Training.
Throughout his tenure within the organization, the Chicago White Sox have placed lofty expectations upon Andrew Vaughn – many times to his detriment. The first time this occurred was in 2019 when the team drafted the Cal product third overall in the amateur draft.
The Chicago White Sox entered Sunday's game in Detroit against the Tigers in dire need of a victory. The American League Central-leading Cleveland Guardians had won nine of their last ten, and owned a 4.5 game-lead over the White Sox, entering play Sunday.
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.
The White Sox were among the many teams showing interest in the Athletics’ available starters and the A's have an idea what they would want in return from the Sox.
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.
There are two avenues that the White Sox will want to consider Vaughn as a resource. How can they maximize his value to help this team right now, and how can they best develop Vaughn as a player to reach his ceiling?
The Chicago White Sox will be without rookie outfielder Andrew Vaughn for an unknown amount of time.
First baseman/corner outfielder Gavin Sheets has been recalled from Triple-A Charlotte to replace him on the active roster.
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