2018 Chicago White Sox season

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2018  Chicago White Sox
Chicago White Sox.svg
League American League
Division Central
Ballpark Guaranteed Rate Field
City Chicago
Record62–100 (.383)
Divisional place4th
Owners Jerry Reinsdorf
General managers Rick Hahn
Managers Rick Renteria
Television NBC Sports Chicago
NBC Sports Chicago+
WGN-TV
[1]
(Jason Benetti, Ken Harrelson, Steve Stone, Tom Paciorek)
Radio WGN-AM
Chicago White Sox Radio Network
(Ed Farmer, Jason Benetti, Darrin Jackson)
WRTO-AM (Spanish)
(Hector Molina, Billy Russo)
Stats ESPN.com
BB-reference
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The 2018 Chicago White Sox season was the club's 119th season in Chicago and 118th in the American League. It marked the second season with Rick Renteria as manager of the Sox. The Sox played their home games at Guaranteed Rate Field. After losing to the Red Sox on August 30 they clinched their sixth consecutive losing season and their 11th year without a postseason spot. They began their season on March 29 against the Kansas City Royals and finished the season on September 30 against the Minnesota Twins.

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At 62–100, the White Sox finished four games ahead of the last-place Royals, had the third worst record in the league, and 29 games behind the Cleveland Indians; it was their first 100-loss season since 1970.

It was the final season for long time PBP announcer Ken Harrelson who retired before the end of the season, and the second of the last for broadcasts on long time FTA broadcaster WGN-TV, the 2018–19 offseason was when it was announced that NBC Sports Chicago, the team's cable partner, will become the de facto official station of the team effective Opening Day 2020 with more game broadcasts there. No plans are yet to be made regarding the team's future free-to-air television broadcasts, through.

Offseason

Transactions

Source [2]

Spring training

Transactions

Spring training game log


2018 White Sox Spring Training Game Log: 17–12 (Home: 9–5; Away: 8–7)
February 4–2 (Home: 3–0; Road 1–2)
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1February 23@ Dodgers 2:05pm5–13 Lee (1–0) Danish (0–1)–0–16,813 L1
2February 24@ Mariners #2:10pm5–3 Gómez (1–0) Morin (0–1) Volstad (1)1–15,107 W1
3February 25 Reds (SS)2:05pm8–5 Scahill (1–0) Worley (0–1) Walsh (1)2–12,703 W2
4February 26 Athletics 2:05pm7–6 Kopech (1–0) Graveman (0–1) Danish (1)3–12,826 W3
5February 27@ Cubs 2:05pm5–6 Lester (1–0) Fulmer (0–1)De La Cruz (1)3–210,769 L1
6February 28 Rangers 2:05pm5–4 Cease (1–0) Sampson (0–1)–4–22,360 W1
March: 13–10 (Home: 6–5 ; Away: 7–5)
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7March 1@ Reds 2:05pm7–8 Worley (1–1) Ruiz (0–1)–4–32,271 L1
8March 2 Dodgers #2:05pm6–7Copping (1–0) Walsh (0–1) Istler (1)4–47,423 L2
9March 3@ Royals #2:05pm9–5 Scahill (2–0) Flynn (1–1) Stephens (1)5–45,793 W1
10March 4 Padres (SS)2:05pm6–7 Lucchesi (1–0) Fulmer (0–2) Aro (1)5–53,777 L1
11March 5@ Athletics #2:05pm9–9–––5–54,302 T1
12March 6 Brewers 2:05pm6–4 Dunning (1–0) Williams (0–1)Clark (1)6–53,954 W1
13March 7 Reds 2:05pm14–12 Jones (1–0) Stephens (0–1) Goldberg (1)7–53,586 W2
14March 8@ Rangers 2:05pm4–5 Barnette (2–0) Stephens (0–1) Scott (1)7–63,739 L1
15March 8 Royals 2:05pm0–12 Duffy (1–0) Kopech (1–1)–7–73,419 L2
16March 9@ Padres 2:10pm0–2 Richard (1–1) Fulmer (0–3) Makita (1)7–85,331 L3
17March 10@ Cubs (SS)2:05pm4–4–––7–815,508 T1
18March 11 Diamondbacks 3:05pm6–5 López (1–0) Corbin (0–1)Clark (2)8–87,289 W1
19March 12@ Mariners 8:40pm4–2 Cease (2–0) Gonzales (0–1) Clarkin (1)9–87,287 W2
20March 14@ Brewers 3:05pm3–11 Chacín (2–1) Fulmer (0–4)–9–95,497 L1
21March 15@ Angels (SS) #8:10pm7–2 Giolito (1–0) Bridwell (0–1)–10–96,083 W1
22March 16 Cubs 3:05pm3–6 Darvish (2–0) López (1–1) Hancock (2)10–1013,044 L1
23March 17 Dodgers #3:05pm5–2 González (1–0) Ryu (1–1) Scahill (1)11–1013,199 W1
24March 18@ Athletics #3:05pm0–14 Luzardo (1–0) Shields (0–1)–11–116,227 L1
25March 19@ Diamondbacks 3:10pm15–2 Fulmer (1–4) Suárez (1–1)–12–1110,299 W1
26March 20 Rangers 3:05pm10–0 Giolito (2–0) Fister (0–1)–13–114,561 W2
27March 21 Padres 3:05pm3–4 Perdomo (1–2) López (1–2) Maton (2)13–124,727 L1
28March 22@ Diamondbacks 8:40pm3–1 González (2–0) Walker (1–1) Ross Jr. (1)14–128,576 W1
29March 23 Mariners #3:05pm5–5–––14–126,173 T1
30March 24@ Dodgers #2:05pm7–3 Santiago (1–0) Wood (2–1)–15–1213,160 W1
31March 25 Brewers 2:05pm16–1 Volstad (1–0) Ramirez (0–1)–16–127,437 W2
32March 26@ Knights 5:05pm9–5 López (2–2) Roach (0–1)–17–127,237 W3
Legend:       = Win       = Loss       = Cancelled/Tie
Bold = White Sox team member, SS=Spilt Squad #=Game Was Not Televised In the Chicago Market

Regular season

Highlights

Season standings

American League Central

AL Central 		W L Pct. GB Home Road
Cleveland Indians 91710.562—49–3242–39
Minnesota Twins 78840.4811349–3229–52
Detroit Tigers 64980.3952738–4326–55
Chicago White Sox 621000.3832930–5132–49
Kansas City Royals 581040.3583332–4926–55

American League Wild Card

Division Leaders		 W L Pct.
Boston Red Sox 108540.667
Houston Astros 103590.636
Cleveland Indians 91710.562
Wild Card teams
(Top 2 teams qualify for postseason)		 W L Pct. GB
New York Yankees 100620.617+3
Oakland Athletics 97650.599—
Tampa Bay Rays 90720.5567
Seattle Mariners 89730.5498
Los Angeles Angels 80820.49417
Minnesota Twins 78840.48119
Toronto Blue Jays 73890.45124
Texas Rangers 67950.41430
Detroit Tigers 64980.39533
Chicago White Sox 621000.38335
Kansas City Royals 581040.35839
Baltimore Orioles 471150.29050

Record against opponents

2018 American League record

Source: MLB Standings Grid – 2018
TeamBALBOSCWSCLEDETHOUKCLAAMINNYYOAKSEATBTEXTORNL
Baltimore —3–163–42–52–41–62–41–51–67–121–51–68–113–45–147–13
Boston 16–3—3–43–44–23–45–16–04–310–92–44–311–86–115–416–4
Chicago 4–34–3—5–147–120–711–82–57–122–42–52–44–24–32–46–14
Cleveland 5–24–314–5—13–63–412–73–310–92–52–42–52–44–23–412–8
Detroit 4–22–412–76–13—1–58–113–47–123–40–73–42–43–44–36–14
Houston 6–14–37–04–35–1—5–113–64–22–512–79–103–412–74–213–7
Kansas City 4–21–58–117–1211–81–5—1–610–92–52–51–50–72–52–56–14
Los Angeles 5–10–65–23–34–36–136–1—4–31–510–98–111–613–64–310–10
Minnesota 6–13–412–79–1012–72–49–103–4—2–52–51–53–42–44–28–12
New York 12–79–104–25–24–35–25–25–15–2—3–35–110–94–313–611–9
Oakland 5–14–25–24–27–07–125–29–105–23–3—9–102–513–67–012–8
Seattle 6–13–44–25–24–310–95–111–85–11–510–9—6–110–93–46–14
Tampa Bay 11–88–112–44–24–24–37–06–14–39–105–21–6—5–113–67–13
Texas 4–31–63–42–44–37–125–26–134–23–46–139–101–5—3–39–11
Toronto 14–54–154–24–33–42–45–23–42–46–130–74–36–133–3—13–7

Game log

2018 White Sox Game Log: 62–100 (Home: 30–51; Away: 32–49)
March 2–0 (Home: 0–0; Road 2–0)
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1March 29@ Royals 3:15pm14–7 Shields (1–0) Duffy (0–1)—1–036,517 W1
2March 31@ Royals 6:15pm4–3 Farquhar (1–0) Maurer (0–1) Soria (1)2–017,564 W2
April 6–18 (Home: 2–10; Road 4–8)
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–April 1@ Royals 1:15pmPostponed (cold)(Rescheduled for April 28)
3April 2@ Blue Jays 6:07pm2–4 Oh (1–0) Farquhar (0–1) Osuna (2)2–116,629 L1
4April 3@ Blue Jays 6:07pm5–14 Happ (1–1) González (0–1)—2–217,451 L2
5April 4@ Blue Jays 6:07pm4–3 Jones (1–0) Tepera (1–1) Soria (2)3–217,268 W1
6April 5 Tigers 3:10pm7–9 (10) Jiménez (1–0) Infante (0–1) Greene (1)3–333,318 L1
7April 7 Tigers 1:10pm1–6 Fulmer (1–1) Giolito (0–1)—3–416,625 L2
8April 8 Tigers 1:10pm0–1 Fiers (1–0) López (0–1) Greene (2)3–511,131 L3
9April 9 Rays 1:10pm4–5 Archer (1–0) González (0–2) Colomé (2)3–610,377 L4
10April 10 Rays 1:10pm5–6 Snell (1–1) Fulmer (0–1) Colomé (3)3–710,069 L5
11April 11 Rays 1:10pm2–1 Rondón (1–0) Pruitt (1–1) Jones (1)4–710,431 W1
12April 12@ Twins 7:10pm0–4 Berríos (2–1) Giolito (0–2)—4–815,474 L1
–April 13@ Twins 7:10pmPostponed (inclement weather)(rescheduled for June 5)
–April 14@ Twins 1:10pmPostponed (snow)(rescheduled for September 28)
–April 15@ Twins 1:10pmPostponed (snow)(rescheduled for August 20)
13April 16@ Athletics 9:05pm1–8 Mengden (2–2) López (0–2)—4–97,479 L2
14April 17@ Athletics 9:05pm2–10 Cahill (1–0) González (0–3)—4–1046,028 L3
15April 18@ Athletics 2:35pm11–12 (14) Trivino (1–0) Shields (1–1)—4–1113,321 L4
16April 20 Astros 7:10pm0–10 Verlander (3–0) Shields (1–2)—4–1214,211 L5
17April 21 Astros 6:10pm1–10 Keuchel (1–3) Giolito (0–3)—4–1323,902 L6
18April 22 Astros 1:10pm1–7 McCullers Jr. (3–1) Bummer (0–1)—4–1417,167 L7
19April 23 Mariners 7:10pm10–4 Fulmer (1–1) Leake (2–2) Beck (1)5–1413,614 W1
20April 24 Mariners 4:10pm0–1 Gonzales (2–2) Volstad (0–1) Díaz (9)5–1510,761 L1
21April 25 Mariners 1:10pm3–4 Hernández (3–2) Shields (1–3) Díaz (10)5–1611,417 L2
22April 26@ Royals 7:15pm6–3 Giolito (1–3) Junis (3–2) Soria (3)6–1618,315 W1
23April 27@ Royals 7:15pm7–4 (11) Infante (1–1) Hill (0–1) Soria (4)7–1615,395 W2
24April 28@ Royals 1:15pm8–0 Fulmer (2–1) Oaks (0–1)—8–1616,971 W3
25April 28@ Royals 7:15pm2–5 Skoglund (1–2) Covey (0–1) Herrera (5)8–1716,070 L1
26April 29@ Royals 1:15pm4–5 McCarthy (2–0) Rondón (1–1) Boyer (1)8–1823,892 L2
May 8–19 (Home: 6–8; Road: 2–11)
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27May 1@ Cardinals 7:15pm2–3 Norris (1–0) Soria (0–1)—8–1938,800 L3
28May 2@ Cardinals 12:15pm2–3 Martínez (3–1) Giolito (1–4) Norris (6)8–2037,298 L4
29May 3 Twins 7:10pm6–5 Jones (2–0) Reed (0–2)—9–2013,260 W1
30May 4 Twins 7:10pm4–6 Berrios (3-3) Fulmer (2-2) Rodney (4)9–2115,935 L1
31May 5 Twins 6:10pm4–8 Lynn (1-3) Santiago (0-1)—9–2223,765 L2
32May 6 Twins 1:10pm3–5 Duke (2-1) Rondón (1-2) Rodney (5)9–2317,424 L3
33May 8 Pirates 7:10pm6–10 Glasnow (1-1) Volstad (0-2)—9–2412,871 L4
34May 9 Pirates 1:10pm5–6 Rodriguez (1-1) Jones (2-1) Vasquez (7)9–2512,476 L5
35May 11@ Cubs 1:20pm2–11 Chatwood (3-3) Fulmer (2-3)—9–2639,585 L6
36May 12@ Cubs 1:20pm4–8 Lester (3-1) Shields (1-4) Morrow (9)9–2741,099 L7
37May 13@ Cubs 1:20pm5–3 Giolito (2–4) Hendricks (3–3) Rondón (1)10–2740,537 W1
38May 15@ Pirates 6:05pm0–7 Williams (5–2) López (0–3)—10–2811,847 L1
39May 16@ Pirates 11:35am2–3 Santana (1–0) Soria (0–2) Vázquez (8)10–2920,286 L2
40May 17 Rangers 7:10pm4–2 Avilán (1–0) Leclerc (1–1) Jones (2)11–2917,666 W1
41May 18 Rangers 7:10pm5–12 Chavez (2–0) Fulmer (2–4)—11–3016,373 L1
42May 19 Rangers 6:10pm5–3 Giolito (3–4) Jurado (0–1) Jones (3)12–3025,611 W1
43May 20 Rangers 1:10pm3–0 López (1–3) Minor (3–3) Fry (1)13–3016,829 W2
44May 21 Orioles 7:10pm2–3 Cashner (2–5) Santiago (0–2) Brach (7)13–3111,628 L1
45May 22 Orioles 7:10pm3–2 Rondón (2–2) Givens (0–1) Jones (4)14–3112,590 W1
46May 23 Orioles 7:10pm11–1 Covey (1–1) Cobb (1–6)—15–3117,056 W2
47May 24 Orioles 1:10pm3–9 Bundy (3–6) Giolito (3–5)—15–3219,147 L1
48May 25@ Tigers 6:10pm4–5 Farmer (1–3) Rondón (2–3) Greene (12)15–3324,648 L2
49May 26@ Tigers 3:10pm8–4 Santiago (1–2) Liriano (3–2)—16–3327,032 W1
50May 27@ Tigers 12:10pm2–3 Hardy (1–0) Shields (1–5) Greene (13)16–3423,419 L1
51May 28@ Indians 3:10pm6–9 Plutko (3–0) Volstad (0–3)—16–3523,729 L2
52May 29@ Indians 5:10pm3–7 Clevinger (4–2) Giolito (3–6)—16–3630,441 L3
53May 30@ Indians 12:10pm1–9 Kluber (8–2) López (1–4)—16–3717,930 L4
June 12–17 (Home: 8–9; Road: 4–8)
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54June 1 Brewers 7:10pm8-3 Avilán (2–0) Anderson (4-4)—17-3720,004 W1
55June 2 Brewers 1:10pm0-5 Chacín (4-1) Shields (1–6)—17-3829,281 L1
56June 3 Brewers 1:10pm6-1 Volstad (1-3) Suter (5-4)—18-3825,338 W1
57June 5@ Twins 3:10pm2-4 Duffey (1-1) Jones (2–2) Rodney (13)18-3926,261 L1
58June 5@ Twins Game 26-3 Giolito (4-6) Littell (0-1) Soria (5)19-3926,261 W1
59June 6@ Twins 7:10pm5-2 Santiago (2–2) Odorizzi (3-3) Soria (6)20-3920,393 W2
60June 7@ Twins 12:10pm2-7 Berríos (7-5) Shields (1–7)—20-4021,469 L1
61June 8@ Red Sox 6:10pm1-0 Covey (2-1) Sale (5-4) Soria (7)21-4036,593 W1
62June 9@ Red Sox 3:05pm2-4 Price (7-4) Rodon (0-1) Kimbrel (20)21-4136,675 L1
63June 10@ Red Sox 12:05pm5-2 López (2–4) Porcello (8-3)—22-4136,998 W1
64June 11 Indians 7:10pm0-4 Carrasco (8-4) Giolito (4-7)—22-4213,125 L1
65June 12 Indians 7:10pm5-1 Shields (2-7) Plutko (3-1) Soria (9)23-4212,357 W1
66June 13 Indians 7:10pm3-2 Covey (3-1) Bauer (5-5) Soria (10)24-4219,390 W2
67June 14 Indians 1:10pm2-5 Clevinger (5-2) Volstad (1-4) Allen (13)24-4317,183 L1
68June 15 Tigers 7:10pm3-4 Farmer (2–3) Minaya (0–1) Greene (18)24-4422,813 L2
69June 16 Tigers 1:10pm5-7 Farmer (3–3) Fry (0–1) Greene (19)24-4523,195 L3
70June 17 Tigers 1:10pm3–1 Hardy (3-1) Shields (2–8) Jiménez (2)24-4626,746 L4
71June 18@ Indians 6:10pm2–6 Bauer (6-5) Covey (3-2)—24-4717,271 L5
72June 19@ Indians 6:10pm3–6 Clevinger (6-2) Rodon (0-2) Allen (15)24-4820,394 L6
73June 20@ Indians 12:10pm0–12 Kluber (11-3) López (2-5)—24-4923,101 L7
–June 21 Athletics 7:10pmPostponed (rain)(Rescheduled for June 22 as part of a doubleheader)
74June 22 Athletics 3:10pm2–11 Manaea (7–6) Shields (2–9)—24-5018,323 L8
75June 22 Athletics Game 26–4 Giolito (5–7) Bassitt (0–3) Soria (11)25-5018,323 W1
76June 23 Athletics 1:10pm6–7 Trivino (5–1) Minaya Treinen (17)25-5120,457 L1
77June 24 Athletics 1:10pm10–3 Rodon (1–2) Blackburn —26-5121,908 W1
78June 26 Twins 7:10pm8–4 López (3–5) Lynn (5–6)—27–5116,276 W2
79June 27 Twins 7:10pm6–1 Shields (3–9) Gibson (2–6)—28–5119,466 W3
80June 28 Twins 1:10pm1–2 (13) Busenitz (2–0) Santiago (2–3)—28–5221,610 L1
81June 29@ Rangers 7:05pm3–11 Gallardo (2–0) Covey (3–3)—28–5328,156 L2
82June 30@ Rangers 8:05pm4–13 Colón (5–5) Rodon (1–3)—28–5428,138 L3
July 9–15 (Home: 4–5; Road: 5–10)
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83July 1@ Rangers 2:05pm10–5 López (4–5) Hamels (4–7) Soria (12)29–5422,684 W1
84July 2@ Reds 6:10pm3–5 Floro (3–2) Volstad (1–5) Iglesias (16)29–5516,727 L1
85July 3@ Reds 6:10pm12–8 (12) Santiago (3–3) Stephens (2–1)—30–5522,742 W1
86July 4@ Reds 6:10pm4–7 Romano (5–8) Covey (3–4) Hughes (6)30–5624,442 L1
87July 5@ Astros 7:10pm3–4 Smith (3–1) Soria (0–3)—30–5734,955 L2
88July 6@ Astros 7:10pm4–11 McCullers Jr. (10–3) López (4–6) Peacock (2)30–5838,153 L3
89July 7@ Astros 3:10pm6–12 Morton (11–2) Shields (3–10)—30–5939,568 L4
90July 8@ Astros 1:10pm1–2 Keuchel (6–8) Giolito (5–8) Rondón (7)30–6041,654 L5
91July 10 Cardinals 7:10pm2–14 Mikolas (10–3) Covey (3–5)—30–6123,245 L6
92July 11 Cardinals 7:10pm4–0 Rodon (2–3) Weaver (5–8) Soria (13)31–6126,319 W1
93July 13 Royals 7:10pm9–6 Shields (4–10) Keller (2–4) Soria (14)32–6119,361 W2
94July 14 Royals 1:10pm0–5 Duffy (5–8) López (4–7)—32–6220,159 L1
95July 15 Royals 1:10pm10–1 Giolito (6–8) Smith (0–1)—33–6223,434 W1
89th All-Star Game in Washington, D.C.
96July 20@ Mariners 9:10pm1–3 LeBlanc (6–1) Shields (4–11) Díaz (37)33–6343,331 L1
97July 21@ Mariners 9:10pm5–0 Covey (4–5) Hernández (8–8)—34–6338,186 W1
98July 22@ Mariners 3:10pm2–8 Gonzales (11–5) López (4–8)—34–6438,207 L1
99July 23@ Angels 9:07pm5–3 Giolito (7–8) Barría (5–7) Soria (15)35–6435,285 W1
100July 24@ Angels 9:07pm4–2 Rodon (3–3) Pena (1–1) Soria (16)36–6439,937 W2
101July 25@ Angels 9:07pm3–11 Skaggs (8–6) Shields (4–12)—36–6534,321 L1
102July 26@ Angels 3:07pm8–12 Tropeano (4–5) Covey (4–6)—36–6633,826 L2
103July 27 Blue Jays 7:10pm5-10 Stroman (4-7) López (4-9)—36–6720,524 L3
104July 28 Blue Jays 6:10pm9-5 Minaya (1-2) Tepera (5-4)—37-6729,442 W1
105July 29 Blue Jays 1:10pm4-7 Santos (1-1) Fry (0-2)—37–6823,836 L1
106July 31 Royals 7:10pm2-4 Duffy (7-9) Shields (4-13) Peralta (6)37–6915,250 L2
August 17–12 (Home: 6–9; Road: 11–3)
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107August 1 Royals 7:10pm5–10 Junis (6–11) Covey (4–7)—37–7018,019 L3
108August 2 Royals 1:10pm6–4 Cedeño (1–0) Adam (0–3) Avilán (1)38–7019,682 W1
109August 3@ Rays 6:10pm3–2 (10) Danish (1–0) Alvarado (1–4) Santiago (1)39–7016,144 W2
110August 4@ Rays 5:10pm2–1 Cedeño (2–0) Chirinos (0–4) Vieira (1)40–7021,214 W3
111August 5@ Rays 12:10pm8–7 Santiago (4–3) Castillo (2–2)—41–7014,379 W4
112August 6 Yankees 7:10pm0–7 Lynn (8–8) Covey (4–8)—41–7122,084 L1
113August 7 Yankees 7:10pm3–4 (13) Gray (9–8) Avilán (2–1)—41–7219,643 L2
114August 8 Yankees 7:10pm3–7 Severino (15–5) Giolito (7–9)—41–7327,038 L3
115August 10 Indians 7:10pm1–0 Fry (1-2) Ramirez (0-2)—42–7318,772 W1
116August 11 Indians 6:10pm1–3 Bauer (12-6) Shields (4-14) Allen (22)42–7428,061 L1
117August 12 Indians 1:10pm7–9 Carrasco (14-6) Covey (4-9) Allen (23)42–7523,853 L2
118August 13@ Tigers 6:10pm5–9 Coleman (4–1) Gómez (0–1)—42–7620,964 L3
119August 14@ Tigers 6:10pm6–3 Giolito (8–9) Hardy (4–5) Cedeño (1)43–7620,661 W1
120August 15@ Tigers 12:10pm6–5 Rodón (4–3) Zimmermann (5–5) Avilán (2)44–7623,784 W2
121August 17 Royals 7:10pm9–3 Shields (5-14) Hill (1–4)—45–7624,556 W3
122August 18 Royals 6:10pm1–3 Keller (6-5) Covey (4-10) Peralta (8)45–7719,018 L1
123August 19 Royals 1:10pm7–6 Santiago (5-3) Flynn (3-4) Fry (2)46–7722,033 W1
124August 20@ Twins 6:10pm8–5 Giolito (9–9) Gonsalves (0-1)—47–7723,431 W2
125August 21 Twins 7:10pm2–5 May (2–0) Covey (4–11) Rogers (2)47–7823,133 L1
126August 22 Twins 1:10pm7–3 Rodón (5–3) Gibson (7–10)—48–7815,160 W1
127August 23@ Tigers 12:10pm2–7 Boyd (8–11) Shields (5–15)—48–7922,247 L1
128August 24@ Tigers 6:10pm6–3 Vieira (1–0) Jiménez (4–3)—49–7923,191 W1
129August 25@ Tigers 5:10pm6–1 Giolito (10–9) Carpenter (1–2)—50–7926,183 W2
130August 26@ Tigers 12:10pm7–2 Kopech (1–0) Zimmermann (6–6) Fry (3)51–7934,036 W3
131August 27@ Yankees 6:05pm6–2 Rodón (6–3) Tanaka (9–5)—52–7941,456 W4
132August 28@ Yankees 6:05pm4–5 Betances (3–4) Covey (4–12)—52–8040,015 L1
133August 29@ Yankees 6:05pm4–1 López (5–9) Sabathia (7–5) Fry (4)53–8040,887 W1
134August 30 Red Sox 7:10pm4–9 Brasier (1–0) Vieira (1–1)—53–8118,015 L1
135August 31 Red Sox 7:10pm6–1 Covey (5–12) Eovaldi (5–7)—54–8123,625 W1
September 8–19 (Home: 4–10; Road: 4–9)
#DateOpponentTime (CT)ScoreWinLossSaveRecordAttendanceStreak/
Box
136September 1 Red Sox 6:10pm1–6 Rodríguez (12–3) Rodón (6–4)—54–8222,639 L1
137September 2 Red Sox 1:10pm8–0 Shields (6–15) Johnson (4–4)—55–8230,745 W1
138September 3 Tigers 1:10pm4–2 Fry (2–2) Greene (2–6)—56–8215,540 W2
139September 4 Tigers 7:10pm3–8 Liriano (4–9) Giolito (10–10)—56–8313,012 L1
140September 5 Tigers 7:10pm2–10 Zimmermann (7–6) Kopech (1–1)—56–8416,036 L2
141September 7 Angels 7:10pm2–5 Peña (2–4) Rodón (6–5) Buttrey (1)56–8518,236 L3
142September 8 Angels 6:10pm3–12 Shoemaker (2–0) Shields (6–16)—56–8627,146 L4
143September 9 Angels 1:10pm0–1 Heaney (9–9) Hamilton (0–1) Álvarez (1)56–8724,020 L5
144September 10@ Royals 7:15pm3–4 (10) Newberry (2–0) Gómez (0–2)—56–8817,809 L6
145September 11@ Royals 7:15pm3–6 Keller (8–6) Covey (5–13) Peralta (10)56–8917,613 L7
146September 12@ Royals 7:15pm4–2 (12) Minaya (2–2) Smith (1–5) Santiago (2)57–8917,840 W1
147September 14@ Orioles 6:05pm8–6 Shields (7–16) Ortiz (0–1) Jones (5)58–8918,265 W2
148September 15@ Orioles 6:05pm2–0 López (6–9) Ramirez (1–6) Minaya (1)59–8923,266 W3
149September 16@ Orioles 12:05pm4–8 Meisinger (1–0) Giolito (10–11) Fry (1)59–9019,104 L1
150September 18@ Indians 6:10pm3–5 Kluber (19–7) Rodon (6–6) Miller (2)59–9119,277 L2
151September 19@ Indians 6:10pm1–4 Pérez (1–1) Frare (0–1)—59–9218,263 L3
152September 20@ Indians 6:10pm5–4 (11) Santiago (6–3) Cimber (3–8)—60–9219,457 W1
153September 21 Cubs 3:10pm10–4 López (7–9) Quintana (13–11)—61–9234,027 W2
154September 22 Cubs 6:10pm3–8 Lester (17–6) Giolito (10–12)—61–9339,724 L1
155September 23 Cubs 1:10pm1–6 Hendricks (13–11) Rodon (6–7)—61–9439,449 L2
156September 24 Indians 7:10pm0–4 Kluber (20–7) Hamilton (0–2)—61–9518,217 L3
157September 25 Indians 7:10pm5–4 Hamilton (1–2) Carrasco (16–10)—62–9517,040 W1
158September 26 Indians 7:10pm2–10 Bieber (11–5) Fry (2–3)—62–9625,598 L1
159September 28@ Twins 1:10pm1–2 Berríos (12–11) López (7–10) May (2)62–9720,245 L2
160September 28@ Twins 7:10pm4–12 Jong (1–1) Giolito (10–13)—62–9828,191 L3
161September 29@ Twins 6:10pm3–8 Gibson (10–13) Rodón (6–8)—62–9932,717 L4
162September 30@ Twins 2:10pm4–5 Vasquez (1–0) Covey (5–14) May (3)62–10030,144 L5
Legend:       = Win       = Loss       = Postponement
Bold = White Sox team member

Roster

2018 Chicago White Sox
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

OutfieldersManager

Coaches

Statistics

Batting

Final Stats
Players in bold are on the active roster as of the 2022 season.

Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; SB = Stolen bases; BB = Walks; K = Strikeouts; AVG = Batting average; OBP = On-base percentage; SLG = Slugging percentage;

PlayerGABRH2B3BHRRBISBBBKAVGOBPSLG
José Abreu 128499681323612278237109.265.325.473
Tim Anderson 1535677713628320642630149.240.281.406
Welington Castillo 491701744706151946.259.304.406
Ryan Cordell 19373410140015.108.125.216
Matt Davidson 12343451992302062052165.228.319419
Nick Delmonico 88284316111582512780.215.296.373
Adam Engel 143429491011746291618129.235.279.336
Avisaíl García 9335647841121949320102.236.281.438
Leury García 8225523707443212969.271.303.376
Dustin Garneau 12010001010.500.667.500
Alfredo González 39010001004.111.111.111
Ryan LaMarre 3366820602101220.303.324.485
Yoán Moncada 1495787313632617611267217.235.315.400
Omar Narváez 97280307714193003865.275.366.429
Daniel Palka 124417561001532767230153.240.294.484
José Rondón 421001523606142730.230.280.470
Tyler Saladino 68221000003.250.250.375
Yolmer Sánchez 1556006214534108551449138.242.306.372
Matt Skole 411230011023.273.385.545
Kevan Smith 5217121506032111018.292.348.380
Trayce Thompson 48121141430393746.116.163.215
Charlie Tilson 411067281101121020.264.331.292
Pitcher Totals162200100000013.050.050.050
Team Totals1625523656133225940182639984251594.241.302.401

Pitching

Final stats
Players in bold are on the active roster as of the 2022 season.

Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts

PlayerWLERAGGSSVIPHRERBBK
Luis Avilán 213.86580239.24020171446
Chris Beck 004.18140123.22411111116
Aaron Bummer 014.26370031.24019151035
Ryan Burr 007.458009.2128866
Xavier Cedeño 202.84330125.1199866
Dylan Covey 5145.1827210121.212981705291
Tyler Danish 107.117006.185545
Matt Davidson 000.003003.010012
Danny Farquhar 115.638008.065509
Caleb Frare 015.1411007.064449
Jace Fry 234.38591451.13728252070
Carson Fulmer 248.0798032.13732292429
Lucas Giolito 10136.1332320173.116612311890125
Jeanmar Gómez 024.68260025.02915131027
Miguel González 0312.4133012.124181765
Ian Hamilton 124.5010008.065425
Greg Infante 118.0010009.0128886
Nate Jones 223.00330530.02814101532
Michael Kopech 115.0244014.12088215
Reynaldo López 7103.9132320188.2165888275151
Juan Minaya 223.28520146.23919172958
Carlos Rodón 684.1820200120.29761565590
Bruce Rondón 238.49350129.23730282740
José Ruiz 004.156004.152236
Hector Santiago 634.414972102.0101545060103
Rob Scahill 005.406005.054333
James Shields 7164.5334330204.219011510378154
Joakim Soria 032.564001638.23513111049
Thyago Vieira 117.13160117.2211414915
Chris Volstad 156.27331047.16535331229
Team Totals621004.83162162341437.014048487716531259

Farm system

LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAA Charlotte Knights International League Mark Grudzielanek
AA Birmingham Barons Southern League Ryan Newman
A-Advanced Winston-Salem Dash Carolina League Omar Vizquel
A Kannapolis Intimidators South Atlantic League Justin Jirschele
Rookie Great Falls Voyagers Pioneer League Tim Esmay
Rookie AZL White Sox Arizona League
Rookie DSL White Sox Dominican Summer League Julio Valdez

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