Order byBest matchMost fresh

White Sox's Aaron Civale

Digest more
Aaron Civale gets a little wild in White Sox debut after trade from Brewers
Aaron Civale got a little wild in the right-hander's first start for the Chicago White Sox two days after he was traded by the Milwaukee Brewers. Civale walked four of the first seven hitters he faced in a 2-1 loss to the Texas Rangers on Sunday.

Continue reading

Brewers, White Sox swap Aaron Civale and Andrew Vaughn one day after pitcher's trade request
Brewers trade pitcher Aaron Civale to White Sox for first baseman Andrew Vaughn
Aaron Civale gets what he wanted and remains a starter with quick trade to Chicago White Sox
Aaron Civale joined the White Sox on Saturday, giving the right-hander a day to get to know his new Chicago teammates before starting for them after being traded from the Milwaukee Brewers.

Continue reading

MLB rumors: The Brewers star in danger of trade after White Sox deal
CBS 58 News · 13h
The Amazing Debut of Jacob Misiorowski
Brewers' Jacob Misiorowski: Cleared ahead of second MLB start
Prior to exiting the game, the 23-year-old breezed through five-plus scoreless innings, striking out five and inducing 13 swings and misses on 81 pitches while allowing no hits and issuing four walks.

Continue reading

Milwaukee Brewers vs St. Louis Cardinals score, live game updates, highlights June 14
Don’t get distracted — pick up Jacob Misiorowski in fantasy baseball if you can
Sportsnaut on MSN19h
Insider explains how Chicago White Sox, Milwaukee Brewers trade could impact MLB trade deadline
The Chicago White Sox and Milwaukee Brewers made the first notable deal just over a month out from the MLB trade deadline, with starting pitcher Aaron Civale dealt to Chicago in exchange for first baseman Andrew Vaughn. That deal could have a domino effect on the MLB trade deadline in July, impacting multiple clubs.
Manager Will Venable ejected in first inning; White Sox get swept by Rangers
The quick toss was surprising because Venable generally has a reserved demeanor. But he reached his breaking point after a ball call by plate umpire Marvin Hudson during Rangers shortstop Corey Seager’s at-bat that made it a 3-2 count, instead of a strikeout.
Feedback