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The OFFICIAL Twitter page for Chicago White Sox Color Analyst Steve Stone.
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The Cleveland series was disappointing. The Sox however have their destiny in their own hands. If the boys play even with Cleveland they’ll win the Division. If the Sox are good enough they’ll win. If not they’ll go home. After the last 3 years it’s remarkable. 10 games. Let’s go
I love the yearly renewal of the Sox Cubs season series. It brings a wide array of opinions. All opinions are welcomed. Some of them a bit more informed than others. Please read the Teddy Roosevelt speech The Man in the Arena. I’ve been in the arena for 57 years. You learn things
Regardless of the outcome of this series or this season 2 awards should go Sox personnel. Will Venable should win Manager of the year and Chris Getz should be named Executive of the Year. They both have done remarkable jobs this season. The turnaround has been dramatic. 38 left
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I loved every minute of our broadcast last night. Who knew that during our 80s retrospective a great game would breakout. A lot of people worked very hard to put it together. Bob Costas was a pleasure to work with and Connor McKnight helped set the stage. SOX are a half game out
Watch the Sox game tomorrow night June 9 vs the Braves. I will be sharing the booth with the legendary Bob Costas. We will pay homage to the 1980s and the 1983 White Sox team. Bob is the greatest interviewer in the sports world as well as a baseball historian par excellence
Our Chicago sports community has lost a great man and broadcaster. Stacey King passed away at 59 years old. He came to be synonymous with the Bulls. Great enthusiasm and a wonderful personality were his calling cards. He’ll be missed by many. He gave us all the hot sauce. RIP
I had two stints as a White Sox pitcher and I came back as a broadcaster in 2008. I’ve never seen as deep and talented a farm system as our 2026 group. 11 guys made their ML debuts this year. The team is loaded with home grown talent. There’s more coming. Long way to go. It’s fun
To see the game as it should be played watch Sam Antonacci. All ML players are gifted. Sam squeezes every ounce of ability out of himself everyday. He’ll make mistakes like all young players but he gives the Sox 100% of himself daily. For all you young players this is how to play
The Cub series is almost here. It’s an intense weekend. The Sox are a different team. The culture that Will and his staff installed this Spring is a pleasure to watch. The hustle and grit is an everyday process. They play hard win or lose. Kudos to Getz and Venable. Stay tough
The Sox won a series from Seattle with a 2-1 win on Sunday. The Sox would have lost that same game any of the last 3 years. This team is learning how to win close games. They have power and speed. The pitching is improved. This team is exciting. More talent is coming. This is fun
If you can watch one game of baseball this year make it our Friday Night All Access. It’s quite possibly the best show in baseball. Chris Withers and his crew do a brilliant job. If you want inside baseball it’s White Sox at home on Friday night
Hello friends. The last roadtrip was exciting and entertaining. Three homerun streaks was a highlight. The Sox are becoming a dangerous team to ignore in the Division. I talked to a longtime Scout in AZ and he was impressed with the offensive balance. Stay tuned. It’s coming
I waited to reflect on Ryne Sandberg’s passing. As a player and a man there wasn’t many better. I called most of his games and what a player he became. After his career he showed what a classy person he was. His battles are over but his legacy lives on. I won’t forget him. RIP 23
I want to thank all of you who reached out with birthday greetings. The mark of a great life lived is how many people you touched in a positive way. My love of this wonderful game is what keeps me coming back. You fans have been a constant reminder that what I do has meaning
Bobby Jenks was on the mound when the 2005 World Series ended. He won a lot of battles that year and the Sox won it all. Sadly Bobby lost his last battle but he’ll always be in the hearts and minds of his teammates and Sox fans. He was a big man who was impervious to pressure RIP
The choice might come down to Shane Smith or Miguel Vargas to represent the Sox as an All-Star. Shane is a rookie and that might work against him. I believe both players deserve a trip to Atlanta. I played in 1 ASG. I’ll never forget that game. Fingers crossed they take 2
My father never went to college. He went to war in the Pacific. He was kind and patient. He was a Teamster who became a jukebox repair man. He taught me how to become a man. I think about him everyday. The World lost him 12 years ago. He was special to everyone he met. What a guy