Jim Margalus is the Owner/Managing Editor at Sox Machine, LLC. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive sports, team sports, individual sports, and the business aspects of the sports industry. Jim's insights and analyses have been featured in notable platforms such as Sox Machine and NewsBreak.
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Jim Margalus focuses primarily on local sports, especially baseball, with a focus on the Chicago White Sox and MLB. Given his coverage attributes of event coverage and expert commentary, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to breaking news or developments within the world of baseball.
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By: Jim Margalus
All it took was a bobblehead to get Munetaka Murakami back on track. Murakami snapped a couple of home run droughts with a two-run blast in the first inning en route to a two-homer, five-RBI day as the White Sox staved off a sweep of the Astros. Paired with a Cleveland loss earlier in the…
We’re between Farm Fortnights, but with bridge league beginning Thursday, the White Sox have spent the last few days shuffling some players to create room for their most recent draft picks for eventual integration into the system. Some individual transactions that stand out among the flurry of moves: ⚙️ Ryan Burrowes has been promoted from…
It's usually premature to call a regular-season series a "playoff preview," especially before the trade deadline, but based on the way the Yankees ground d
We're between Farm Fortnights, but with bridge league beginning Thursday, the White Sox have spent the last few days shuffling some players to create room
By: Jim Margalus
Looking back at multiple Curtis Mead trades to find a trend, and the latest MLB Trade gossip invovling the Chicago White Sox.
By: Jim Margalus
It’s been a long time since the White Sox approached the trade deadline as a buyer, and thus it’s been a long time since they made a trade they needed to get right, and right away at that. When’s the last time there was such pressure on a deal? 2022 was the last time they…
By: Jim Margalus
The White Sox are trading after midnight. Swapping after dawn. Dealing ’til the morning, and with today being an off day and a trade deadline at 5 p.m., it might carry back into the evening before they finally can sleep. In a trade reported by Ken Rosenthal at 12:23 a.m. CT, the White Sox are…
By: Jim Margalus
The White Sox seem to be enjoying their trade deadline experience as buyers, because just like a trip to Trader Joe’s, they’re going off the shopping list. Previously interested in starting pitching, relief pitching and a catcher — and coming up with Luis Castillo and Huascar Brazobán to address the former needs — the White…
By: Jim Margalus
After a brief detour to acquire an outfielder, Chris Getz got around to adding an experienced catcher to the mix, landing Joey Bart from the Atlanta Braves for right-hander Duncan Davitt, who was DFA’d earlier in the day to make room for the unexpected Brenton Doyle trade. Bart hasn’t lived up to the billing that…
By: Jim Margalus
Chris Getz made it through the trade deadline without trading any top prospects, but his farm system — and the Minor Keys, and Farm Fortnight — will look a little bit thinner after the four deals the White Sox made over the last 48 hours. You won’t have Boston Smith’s gaudy numbers inviting curiosity and…
