James Fegan is a White Sox beat writer at Sox Machine. An award-winning reporter formerly of The Athletic, he focuses on Major League Sports, particularly competitive and professional team sports. Fegan's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Sox Machine, The Athletic, and the Chicago Sun-Times, among others.
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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
Urquidy was an Astros' mainstay during recent World Series runs, and is hopeless six scoreless innings against the Cubs last week is a return to form.
By: James Fegan
Sox needed last-minute heroics to take two of three games from last-place Mets, but have ‘whatever it takes' mindset as they approach the final month with the AL Central lead.
By: James Fegan
After injury pushed him into relief for the rest of 2026, Smith is showing the stuff that made him the fifth overall pick two years ago.
By: James Fegan
Urquidy was tagged for five runs in three unimpressive innings, while most potential alternatives remain at least another week away
By: James Fegan
Brazoban and new catcher Joey Bart are both now out with injuries, while Luis Castillo and Brenton Doyle have not seen immediate results.
By: James Fegan
After washing out of Sox rotation last season, Cannon has switched from sinkerballer to chasing strikeouts with four-seam fastballs.
By: James Fegan
Peters' power surge is just the latest turn in a remarkable rookie season that is powering a surprising, first-place White Sox team
By: James Fegan
Vargas pulled into the team lead for OPS after reaching base four times in Wednesday night's 10-4 victory over the Rangers
By: James Fegan
Sox handed out $1.4 million bonus to New Jersey high school star who offers dynamic speed and power combination, but has a hit tool in need of refinement
