With most of the team’s young prospects on the major-league roster, showing second-half improvement is important for the next step of the Sox’ rebuild. They started strong with their first sweep of the season after Sunday’s 7-2 win,

June 4 Place INF Lenyn Sosa (right hip flexor strain) on 10-day IL, recall 1B Tim Elko from Triple-A Charlotte. Claim RHRP Ryan Cusick off waivers from Detroit, option to Triple-A Charlotte. Transfer RHRP Miguel Castro (right knee patella tendon tear) to 60-day IL. The 40-player roster is now at 40

PITTSBURGH — Assistant general manager Josh Barfield is still unsure if the White Sox will be active at the July 31 trade deadline. “There’s a lot of teams right now that are teetering on the line of buying or selling,” he said. “As we get closer to the deadline, we’ll have a better idea of just how active we will be.”

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The Chicago White Sox may not be playoff contenders, but they should have these clear objectives for the second half of the 2025 MLB season.

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