James Fegan is a White Sox reporter and writer, covering local sports news in the United States, specifically in Illinois and Chicago. He has written for various publications, including KTVN 2 News, Your Hometown Lima Stations, Killeen Daily Herald, Citrus County Chronicle, Elk Valley Times, Associated Press, LNP | LancasterOnline, The Herald-Press, and Citizen Tribune. James has also been featured in The Athletic, Chicago Sun-Times, Chronicle-Tribune, The Register-Herald, NBCLA, The Journal Gazette, Daily Herald (Chicago, IL), and The San Diego Union-Tribune.
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James Fegan's coverage focuses predominantly on local and national sports, particularly NBA games involving the Chicago Bulls and Indiana Pacers. With a strong emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary, he is likely to appreciate pitches offering insights into game analysis, player performances, team strategies or post-game reactions for these teams.
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By: James Fegan
We typically don't traffic in hot takes around here, but it seems like the White Sox–mulling trade offers for their few productive players, authoring their second franchise-record 14-game losing streak of 2024–are playing their worst ball of the season.
By: James Fegan
Chris Getz, Michael Kopech, Erick Fedde and Pedro Grifol all spoke. Grievances were aired, memories were shared, Fedde was still wearing all his Sox warmup gear for some reason.
Jim has long established The Danny Wright Line for following no-hit bids, reasoning that if the control-addled right-hander was able to chase history
By: James Fegan
CHARLOTTE — Want to make the White Sox farm system laugh? Make plans to watch it.
Last year, the White Sox fielded one of their most talented Area Code Games teams that scouts can remember.
Davis Martin staggered a bit toward the end of his five innings of one-run ball Monday night, and the...
It gets brought up a lot but bears repeating, the White Sox can match their franchise record for most losses in a season (107) Saturday night, with the entire unforgiving month of September to go.
Catcher is the most complex position in the sport, but 21-year-old backstop Edgar Quero tends to place things in simple terms.
By: James Fegan, Dylan Fien
The White Sox won’t be rushing 6-foot-7 outfielder George Wolkow, who turns 19 in January.
Will Venable is easy to buy into if you believe the White Sox are on the right track as a whole. If you don't, well that's not his fault.
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