Todd Welter is a local journalist based in Chicago, Illinois. He specializes in covering sports, particularly the Chicago Blackhawks and the Chicago Bears. His articles provide analysis, updates, and insights into the teams, players, and upcoming events in the local sports scene.
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By: Todd Welter
The Chicago White Sox are reportedly hiring Texas Rangers associate manager to be their next manager. The Sox normally do not hire the best candidate.
By: Todd Welter
Former Chicago White Sox reliever Michael Kopech won a World Series title with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Miguel Vargas might get a ring, too.
By: Todd Welter
The Chicago Blackhawks lost to the San Jose Sharks in part because they kept trying to score a perfect goal instead of any way they could get points.
By: Todd Welter
The Chicago White Sox have six players who will be free agents this offseason. The White Sox must not bring any of these players back.
The Blackhawks are off to another terrible start and are at the bottom of the NHL's standings. It has made it hard to be patient with the team's rebuild.
By: Todd Welter
Eloy Jimenez and Yoan Moncada were supposed to be major producers for the Chicago White Sox lineup. Instead, they were always injured.
By: Todd Welter
The Sox will not win many games at the beginning of Will Venable's tenure as manager. Instead, these six standards should be used to measure his progress.
By: Todd Welter
Juan Soto says he is available to any team on the open market. The Chicago White Sox will not make themselves available to him.
By: Todd Welter
The Chicago White Sox could use an upgrade at first base over Andrew Vaughn. However, Anthony Rizzo is not the best player to replace him.
By: Todd Welter
Dick Allen only played three seasons for the Chicago White Sox, but he was a legend during that time. His overall career is worthy of the Hall of Fame.
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