White Sox manager Will Venable sees two versions of Luis Robert Jr. One whose aggressive mentality leads to an MLB-high 17 stolen bases and strong center field defense. And another who's "maybe a little in between" at the plate,

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The Seattle Mariners will look to bounce back from their second shutout loss of the season when they bid to secure a road series victory from the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday afternoon.

The Sox (15-34) didn’t falter late in their win over the Mariners after a one-hour, 35-minute rain delay. Powered by six shutout innings from Adrian Houser, who signed and debuted on the same day, the Sox did just enough to squeak by in Tuesday’s win.

Chicago White Sox outfielder Luis Robert Jr. doesn't believe teams would take a chance on him prior to the MLB trade deadline given how his season is going, per Scott Merkin of MLB.com.

The Mariners lost 1-0 to the White Sox on Tuesday in a game that started late due to weather. The Mariners managed just four hits and wasted them with three popouts, two double plays, and a TOOTBLAN. The game was boring and uneventful, save for some shenanigans in the dugout and the stands.

Joshua Palacios gets an RBI single in the third for the game's only run in the White Sox's win over the Mariners.

There is a new landmark at the home of the Chicago White Sox — Section 140, Row 19, Seat 2. That’s where Father Bob — the future Pope Leo XIV — sat for Game 1 of the 2005 World Series.