A Paul Konerko grand slam, unlikely home runs from Scott Podsednik and Geoff Blum, Juan Uribe diving into the stands and Bobby Jenks closing out the four-game sweep – these are the moments fans ...

White Sox fans and Catholics joined hands to celebrate the tie that strongly binds both in Pope Leo XIV, who became the first American-born Pope.

Package 4 features Paul Konerko and Jose Contreras. Autographs will not be allowed. Several coaches and broadcasters from the '05 team are scheduled to appear through the weekend.

Supporters of Pope Leo XIV gathered Saturday, not in a cathedral or a church, but a baseball stadium the pope once frequented ...

As the Chicago White Sox honor Pope Leo XIV with an outdoor Mass on Saturday, his 2005 World Series seat has become a pilgrimage site for the faithful.

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It was more than enough on a bullpen day that saw five pitchers limit a potent Toronto offense to six singles and a double.

Thousands went to the first American pope’s old haunt on the South Side to hear a message from the man they once knew as ...

Paul Konerko, who wore the number 14 and whom Leo rooted for at the 2005 World Series, already has his name up at the stadium.

After Wednesday’s rainout, the Cubs wrap up their series against the second-place Milwaukee Brewers as they look to build on their National League Central lead heading into a weekend matchup versus ...

The event began with an eclectic program that included a welcome from a White Sox representative, who noted that Chicago baseball greats Paul Konerko and Ernie Banks both wore the number 14. The ...