Chicago White Sox Tickets

The end of May is looking up for the Chicago White Sox, who have struggled through injuries for the first two months of the season. But that’s about to change—because two of their top starters are expected to return before the month comes to a close.

Pitcher John Danks will be coming off the disabled list for his first start in more than a year. Before he was sidelined with a shoulder injury, he had compiled a 57-70 record with a 4.12 ERA. Infield standout Gordon Beckham is also expected to return to the field by the end of May as well, and is currently working through rehabilitation and playing with the team’s Triple-A affiliate. Beckham was batting .316 in his first seven games before fracturing a bone in his wrist.

Alex Rios is currently the only player batting over .300, so the White Sox will be looking to solid pitching from the bullpen to break .500 before June. Pitchers Jake Peavy and Chris Sale have led the way thus far with 5-2 records, and the squad will need solid performances from them for the annual “Crosstown Classic” rivalry games against the Cubs from May 27-30. Catch all the thrilling MLB action live with a purchase of White Sox tickets from the marketplace.

With last season's disappointments but a distant memory, the Chicago White Sox are focused on improving and moving forward in 2013. Despite the unexpected trade of long-time catcher, A.J. Pierzynski, to the Texas Rangers, many of the essential pieces remain in place, leaving much to look forward to as the season approaches. Returning offensive threats include Alex Rios, Paul Konerko, and Alexei Ramirez, while the contingent of starting pitchers Jake Peavy, Chris Sale, and Gavin Floyd are back to take the mound at U.S. Cellular Field once again this year. 2013 Chicago White Sox tickets are on sale now.

The Kansas City Royals are first on the docket for the home and season opener, April 1, which will then pick back up April 3-4. Later in the month, the 2013 Chicago White Sox schedule will feature visits from the Seattle Mariners, Minnesota Twins, Cleveland Indians, and Tampa Bay Rays, who will all pass through the Windy City in April.