Why the White Sox are still the best team in the AL Central | Chicago Sports Tonight
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Scott Merkin joins Sam Panayotovich at Rate Field to preview the White Sox pivotal series against the Guardians. What impact will Kyle Teel's return have on the team and lineup? Also, how can the Sox respond from a disappointing road trip? Plus, why Merk still believes the Sox are the team to beat in the AL Central.

'I'm fresh and ready to go': Kyle Teel returns right in time for the battle for 1st place
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After a grueling recovery process from two separate injuries, catcher Kyle Teel is officially back in the lineup, and he is not holding anything back! Teel talks about leaving the rehab grind behind, switching to plastic spikes to prevent future mishaps, and why feeling "fresh" might just be his biggest advantage against a fatigued league. The timing couldn’t be more perfect. Teel returns just as the team heads into a massive, high-stakes battle for 1st place. 

White Sox Blow It, Bulls Prep for Draft, and USMNT Advances! | Chicago Sports Tonight
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On tonight's episode of Chicago Sports Tonight, Fox Chicago's Cassie Carlson is joined by the Scores Matt Spiegel, and Westwood One's Chris Bleck as they break down a stinging Sunday for the White Sox bullpen after getting swept by the Detroit Tigers. Are the Sox still a legitimate wild-card threat, or are the vibes starting to shift? Plus, the Cubs suffer from industry-wide bullpen depth issues. Meanwhile, new Bulls head coach Tiago Splitter makes a stellar first impression—we discuss how he can maximize young talent and who Chicago should target with their two first-round draft picks. Finally, the USMNT clinches a spot in the World Cup round of 32! Is it time to temper expectations, or are we going all the way?

Why the White Sox are the best story in baseball | Toyota Talks
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Sam Panayotovich is joined by "Flipping Bats" host Ben Verlander to talk about the powerful White Sox, Cubs star Pete-Crow Armstrong's recent tear and a mythical what-if matchup between Shohei Ohtani and 2011 AL MVP Justin Verlander. 

What's Jalen Brunson's legacy after leading the NY Knicks to first NBA title in 53 years? | Chicago Sports Tonight
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 FS-1'S Danny Parkins joins Cassie Carlson to recap the Knicks winning their first NBA Title in 53 years. Stevenson High School's Jalen Brunson wins Finals MVP and cements himself in Knicks history. Plus, the USMNT captured America after their opening game in the World Cup. And are the White Sox forcing Danny to pay attention to what's going on this season on the southside?

Southside Magic: Why the White Sox success isn't a trick | Chicago Sports Tonight
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Sam Panayotovich is joined by ESPN's Jesse Rogers to recap an incredible finish at Rate Field last night. What was it like to be in attendance and locker room for Braden Montgomery's walk-off home run in his first MLB game? Also, will the White Sox be buyers at the trade deadline if they continue to keep pace? Plus, was last night's Cubs loss in Colorado rock bottom and is Craig Counsell's seat starting to get warm?

White Sox call up top prospect Braden Montgomery

On Tuesday, one of the White Sox's most-anticipated minor league players was called up to the big leagues.

White Sox partner with Chicago comedian Tee Sanders for Pride at the Park
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Chicago comedian Tee Sanders designed a Pride-themed White Sox hat that will be given to the first 700 ticket purchasers at Wednesday's Pride at the Park game. 

Bears stadium saga latest & Sox-cess on the Southside | Chicago Sports Tonight
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On a Monday edition of CST, Tina Nguyen is joined by Fox Chicago reporter Bret Buganski and The Score's Matt Spiegel to react to the latest in the Bears Stadium saga. Is Hammond, Indiana still a legitimate option, or are the Bears using them as leverage? Plus, what are the next steps in the stadium process and is Arlington Heights still in play? Also, should Bears fans feel more or less confident that the team is staying in Illinois, and could the Bears have matched the Rams' trade offer for Myles Garrett? Finally, can the Southsiders keep up their Sox-cess with superstar Munetaka Murakami out the next 4 weeks?

Why the hype around the Bears offense is real | Chicago Sports Tonight
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 On a Sunday edition of CST, Tina Nguyen is joined by The Score's Mark Grote and MLB Insider Russ Dorsey. The panel gives their impressions and takeaways of Bears OTA's this week and why the hype around the team, specifically the offense, is real. Also, can the White Sox withstand Munetaka Murakami's injury, and will the Southsiders make the playoffs? Plus, it's been a disappointing month of May for the Cubs...can the Northsiders rebound in June and get back on track?

Fan trend takes over MLB, OTAs underway for Bears | Chicago Sports Tonight
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Otas kicked off this week in the NFL for the Bears, it's the start of building a foundation for the 2026 season - Year 2 with Ben Johnson.. Cubs finally saw their 10-game skid come to an end yesterday, and the White Sox continue to impress and surprise us all. 

Why the White Sox can make noise in the American League | Chicago Sports Tonight
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Tina Nguyen is joined by MLB.com White Sox beat writer Scott Merkin on CST. What's been the secret to Davis Martin's success this season? Also, what impact will Rikku Nishida have on the team? Plus, Scott explains why the White Sox can make some noise in the American League.

Nishida shows off his arm and his enthusiasm in big league debut with the White Sox

Rikuu Nishida threw out Orlando Arcia when he attempted to score from second on Alex Jackson's single. Nishida lost his left shoe on the play. He earned a loud cheer. His infectious enthusiasm is in the major leagues.

'The camaraderie on the White Sox is special' | Chicago Sports Tonight
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Cassie Carlson and MLB.com's Scott Merkin recap the White Sox dropping their series finale in Seattle against the Mariners. Scott explains why this Sox team has a special camaraderie and is so much different than previous seasons. Also, how Will Venable has set the culture for the team and why it's carrying over from last season. Plus, should Venable be a serious candidate for the Manager of the Year award?