Yasmani Grandal

The Sox will have to be "open-minded" — and probably patient — as other teams lead the headlines with major free-agent signings this week.

Yasmani Grandal talks about his knee injuries, expectations for 2022 and the possibility of staying with the White Sox for a while.

James Fegan answers your questions about the White Sox offseason, how the team views Yasmani Grandal now and more.

Grandal has been on fire since returning from injury at the end of August, hitting .412/.523/.824 with six home runs in 15 games.

The White Sox won their fourth game over the Cubs in the city series, this time by a Bears-like score of 17-13.

Plus, Tim Anderson and Tony La Russa get into a battle with the umpires and more notes from this week with the White Sox.

Losing Grandal is a big blow, but shrugging off difficulties and valorizing playing through it has become old hat for the White Sox.

There is a sense that Grandal's season is a story of waiting for his right knee to return to full strength after a spring training injury.

White Sox catcher Yasmani Grandal is proving the idea that a hitter doesn't have to have a high batting average to be productive.

What's the key to recent ups and downs at the plate from three key components of the White Sox lineup?

Is Tony La Russa willing to adapt in the No. 2 spot? And are some of the bullpen arms on the right track?

"I wake up now in no-hitter watch mode," Cubs broadcaster Jim Deshaies said. Makes sense — since we're on pace for 23!

Vaughn, Abreu and Grandal are still finding ways to contribute to the White Sox offense despite some overall struggles.

There's been no loss of confidence in Yermín Mercedes as he cools down from a literally historic hot start, but there are things to work on.

Yasmani Grandal was called for two catcher's interferences Tuesday, matching his previous season high.

"I think if he hits his ceiling at some point, he can become one of the best in the league," Grandal said of García.

Rick Hahn discussed the White Sox offseason, from spending on Liam Hendriks to giving some young players opportunities.

Liam Hendriks called Yasmani Grandal's homer off him in the playoffs "pretty much the most productive home run I've given up."