After Martín Pérez declined his option for 2026, White Sox general manager Chris Getz addressed how he could fill out the starting rotation.

The Chicago White Sox never gave this 27-year-old a chance in the big leagues, and now he's a free agent for the first time.

It's been fun to see how his season has progressively gotten better, and it should only give him more confidence going into spring training,” Sox GM Chris Getz said.

White Sox general manager Chris Getz and manager Will Venable explained what made Zach Bove the right choice to become the team's new pitching coach.

There probably aren’t too many Major League Baseball pitching coaches who include two stints as a hitting coach on their résumé. But that seemingly unique quality belongs to Zach Bove, who was named the new White Sox pitching coach on Tuesday.

The Chicago White Sox have hired Zach Bove to be their next pitching coach, the team announced on Tuesday. The 37-year-old Bove takes over for Ethan Katz, whose contract wasn't renewed after a five-year run with the organization.

White Sox general manager Chris Getz says signing a multi-year free agent would be "a little premature." Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

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A knee injury limited Noah Schultz's availability during the 2025 season, but the White Sox expect him to be ready to go when the 2026 season comes around. "Noah is doing well. He is," White Sox general manager Chris Getz said Tuesday.

The White Sox have made two notable additions to their coaching staff. James Fegan of Sox Machine reports that Derek Shomon will be the new hitting coach and Zach Bove the new pitching coach. The Sox have already announced Bove’s hiring.