It’s opening day and there might not be a team in baseball that looks forward to wiping its slate clean more than the Chicago White Sox, who set a record for most losses in 2024. Back then, the team owned by Charles Comiskey was called the White Stockings — not to be confused with the previous White Stockings,

Photos from the home opener for the Chicago White Sox at Rate Field on . Chicago White Sox manager Will Venable (1) walks on the field before the first inning against the Los Angeles Angels on Opening Day at Rate Field Thursday ,

Sean Burke threw six shutout innings as the White Sox blasted their way to their much-enjoyed opening-day win.

Diamondbacks: Brandon Pfaadt (0-0) BOTTOM LINE: The Arizona Diamondbacks square off against the Chicago Cubs on Saturday. Arizona had an 89-73 record overall and a 44-37 record in home games last season.

Sean Burke became just the seventh pitcher in the last 100 years to start on Opening Day with fewer than 20 career innings pitched in the majors. Burke showed the poise of a veteran when Thursday’s game against the Los Angeles Angels at Rate Field could have gotten away from the Chicago White Sox early.

The forecast of 51 degrees and partly cloudy on Thursday afternoon for Opening Day between the White Sox and Angels would be considered downright balmy for Chicago at this time of year. Both teams hop

Sean Burke allowed three hits in six scoreless innings, and the Chicago White Sox opened the 2025 season with an 8-1 victory against the Los Angeles Angels on Thursday at Rate Field.

It was opening day in the MLB on Thursday as teams from across the league kicked off their respective campaigns. The Chicago White Sox opened their season with a home matchup at Rate Field against the Los Angeles Angels.

White sox 3, Angels 0. White sox eighth. Michael A. Taylor singles to shallow right field. Miguel Vargas singles to right center field. Michael A. Taylor to third. Luis Robert pops out to second base to Luis Rengifo.