Daryl Van Schouwen is a Beat Writer at the Chicago Sun-Times. He covers the world of sports with a focus on Major League Sports and team dynamics, often exploring themes in competitive and professional sports. Daryl's insights and analysis have also been featured in FantasyPros and Chicago Public Media.
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Daryl Van Schouwen's articles are primarily focused on local sports events, particularly those related to the Chicago White Sox and other baseball teams. His coverage heavily involves announcements, event coverage, and expert commentary within the realm of baseball.
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There has been a measure of weirdness to this spring training, and one of the casualties of the WBC is having the group together to bond, which players insist is important.
A decade removed from their championship season, current team knows expectations have rarely been higher
Ben Brown earns last bullpen spot, Javier Assad sent down
By: Daryl Van Schouwen
The Cubs would buy out Crow-Armstrong's arbitration years and get cost certainty with the deal while giving the young outfielder financial security.
Outfielder Kevin Alcantara and right-hander Javier Assad were optioned to Triple-A Iowa.
By: Daryl Van Schouwen
It's going to be an Opening Day that will get the juices flowing for Alex Bregman, 32, who signed a five-year, $175 million contract as a free agent in the offseason.
As they embark on road series against the Athletics and Diamondbacks, both teams with winning records, the Sox are a major-league worst 6-13 after losing eight of their last nine games and six in a row at home.
Hoerner wouldn't be the first player whose numbers were affected by new money, but it's certainly not making him complacent, and there are no signs of him succumbing to pressure to perform better.
By: Daryl Van Schouwen
Craig Counsell called on Kelly to pinch-hit for Moises Ballesteros for the righty vs. lefty matchup he preferred, and Kelly was ready, launching the first pitch into the Wrigley Field bleachers.
By: Daryl Van Schouwen
It would have been easy to think silly thoughts and let the Mets’ losing streak get into his head. But the Cubs right-hander wouldn’t allow it on his drive to Wrigley Field.
