Despite back pain, Crede made an impact

Joe Crede hasn't officially retired, but the former White Sox third baseman understands he's not likely to get back on the playing field. Instead, after three painful back surgeries, Crede is happy being able to spend quality time with his family.
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White Sox, Dodgers set Tucson charity game

The White Sox will once again play a Spring Training charity game in Tucson, Ariz., taking on the Dodgers during 2012 Cactus League action on Friday, March 23.
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Barons' new park coined Regions Field

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Ex-Rays hero Johnson signs with White Sox

Dan Johnson, whose dramatic pinch-hit homer in the 2011 regular-season finale helped the Rays reach the playoffs, has signed a Minor League contract with the White Sox, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
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White Sox know chemistry will be key

For a White Sox team fighting for a chance to compete, though, that feeling of togetherness might be as crucial as any powerful cleanup hitter or lockdown eighth-inning reliever.
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Reed heads White Sox up-and-coming hurlers

Addison Reed's fast track through the Minor Leagues in 2011 has landed the young right-hander, drafted in the third round by the White Sox in the 2010 First-Year Player Draft, in the mix to be the closer on Chicago's South Side this season.
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Running man: Parent wants to clear basepaths

New bench coach Mark Parent is determined to get the White Sox away from their typical station-to-station approach on the basepaths as well as help limit the opposition's ability to run wild.
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GM Williams optimistic in face of low expectations

Count White Sox general manager Ken Williams among the optimists, one of the many in the organization who hasn't been shaken by low preseason predictions for his team.
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Humber determined to prove himself worthy

Philip Humber is intent on following his breakout 2011 season on Chicago's South Side with an even better performance this season. Despite being annointed the club's fifth starter, the right-hander is not taking anything for granted.
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Closer candidates not consumed by role

The White Sox will begin Spring Training for the second straight season without an experienced closer, but leading candidates Matt Thornton and Adddison Reed insist they aren't going to be distracted by the competition.
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