American MLB club based in Chicago, playing at Wrigley Field
Ozzie Guillén has had his number retired by the Chicago White Sox, joining a select group of players who have left a lasting mark on the franchise. The ceremony at Rate Field honors his playing career and his tenure as manager, capped by a World Series title in 2005.
Roger Craig has disclosed a vascular dementia diagnosis during the Hall of Fame ceremony. He says doctors believe it may be related to concussions from his playing days. He emphasizes the illness won’t define him and expresses hope that sharing his story helps others seek health guidance.
This Date in Baseball, August 21 - Babe Ruth becomes the first major leaguer to hit 600 career home runs
The Mariners have promoted left-hander Kade Anderson to make his major league debut against the Cubs this weekend. The 22-year-old top pitching prospect has dominated the minors with a 1.06 ERA over 93 1/3 innings and 135 strikeouts. Seattle seeks a boost as it fights for a playoff spot, with Anderson joining a rotation already reshaped by trades and injuries.
This Date in Baseball, August 24 - Pete Rose is suspended from baseball for life for gambling