A look back, a look forward, and maybe a little sideways

The manager reflects on his first do-or-die game as manager, and the confidence he has in rookie starter Dane Dunning.

It's a win-or-go-home day, unique in White Sox history.

(or How I Learned to Love White Sox Playoff Baseball in the Time of COVID)

And the rookie, new to so much in 2020, still sees a high-spirited locker room.

"We all know what it means, it’s win or go home ... Our season keeps on going, or stops tomorrow."

A tough lineup outfoxed the veteran today, but there's still a lot of confidence about the South Siders' chances tomorrow.

While obviously disappointed, getting the lead run to the plate in the ninth inning was a huge momentum shift.

Facing elimination in Game 2, the A's show that they're not going down without a fight as they revenge-game the White Sox, 5-3, forcing a Game 3.

Oakland got to White Sox starter Dallas Keuchel early and Chicago's late rally came up short, setting up an elimination Game 3 Thursday for both teams.

For a hot minute, the White Sox catcher thought he'd be catching another Giolito no-no.

The White Sox manager weighs in pregame, with a chance to clinch the Wild Card series this afternoon.

Our second playoff edition pushes for a first-round clinch today.

Can't bury the lede here, TA has a name for when Lucas Giolito is dealing: Bully Stage

The White Sox manager praises his team's complete effort in the Game 1 win.

The White Sox ace took a perfect game into the seventh inning