Saturday served as another spring marker for the Chicago White Sox and rookie manager Will Venable as they opened the Cactus League season against the Chicago Cubs.

Venable was connected with multiple managerial openings. He took the one that requires a rebuild of historic proportions.

Having five players — left-hander Noah Schultz (10), shortstop Colson Montgomery (39), left-hander Hagen Smith (40), catcher Kyle Teel (52) and outfielder Braden Montgomery (66) — ranked among Baseball America’s top 100 prospects will help, but Venable knows how these things can go.

Miguel Vargas, who was brought over from the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2024, is seen right now as the leading candidate for third base on the South Side.

Newest White Sox player Joey Gallo showed his respect for manager Will Venable and it left plenty of fans excited.

Colson Montgomery was supposed to start at shortstop for the Chicago White Sox in their spring training game Thursday before he got pulled as a precaution.

With new leadership and young talent, Chicago hopes its painful rebuild can show signs of progress this year.

The Chicago White Sox are off to a terrible start this spring ... As spring training rolls on, manager Will Venable will make tough decisions on who will make the roster and who won’t.

Chicago White Sox left fielder Andrew Benintendi will miss four to six weeks with a nondisplaced fracture in his right hand, the team said Thursday.

The Chicago White Sox lost 121 games last year, setting a record in Major League Baseball's modern era for most defeats in a season. Unfortunately, this year might not be much better on the South Side of Chicago. Outfielder Andrew Benintendi will be lost for four to six weeks with a broken hand after being hit by a pitch on Thursday.