Carl Everett

Carl Everett Johnson, 24, of Hagerstown, Md., died Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013, at his home. Born July 14, 1988, in Bucks County, Pa., he was the son of Carl A. and Nancy Jean Ardinger Johnson of Hagerstown. He was employed by Antietam Tree and Turf. He...

The Tribune's Mark Gonzales answers questions about the future of the White Sox, umpire Joe West, Ozzie Guillen's future, and why the Sox didn't claim Brian Fuentes on waivers. Ken Williams has a "win now" attitude and traded away some good pitchers like...

The White Sox completed their incredible conquest Wednesday night, eliminating the final demons that haunted the franchise since their last World Series title in 1917. They completed their stunning run in a manner that mirrored their amazingly successful...

It's come to this. Here's the deal: A White Sox victory today clinches the American League Central. If the Sox lose today, they can still clinch the division, if the Indians lose tonight. After that it gets confusing. Let's just say the only way the Sox...

Yes, we're stuck at our desk, but it is with distinct pleasure that we bring you this playoff edition of From the Cubicle of this potentially decisive Game 3. It doesn't happen a lot around here, so you've got to savor it while you can. If you're like...

Rain is in the forecast Sunday night. But if the White Sox have their way, it will be raining champagne. On Saturday night, the Sox moved one step from returning to the World Series for the first time since 1959. Freddy Garcia carried the starting...

The White Sox pulled off their most stunning and complete pillage Friday night in one of baseball's most revered villages. A culmination of timely hitting that involved muscle and finesse, as well as the resurrection of postseason pitching legend Orlando...

No. 3 hitter Jermaine Dye tried to generate some offense Tuesday night with a sixth-inning bunt attempt and catcher A.J. Pierzynski tried to steal second base in the seventh. Right idea, wrong players. On Tuesday they played out of sorts in a 3-2 loss...

Sympathy can wait. The White Sox moved one game closer to winning their first American League Division Series on Wednesday night thanks to their ability to seize the moment. Their comeback was fueled when former teammate Tony Graffanino missed a...

The White Sox assured themselves Friday night of at least one more postseason home game. Whether it's in the American League Championship Series or World Series remains to be seen, but the Sox regained much of their magical regular-season touch by...

The Tribune's White Sox beat writer answers reader questions throughout the season. This week, who stays and who goes, re-evaluating the Thome-Rowand trade and some bald-faced optimism. I have always wondered what the numbers in front of the pick to...

Designated hitter Carl Everett backed up manager Ozzie Guillen's declaration that the White Sox offense is strongest with Everett in the lineup. But Boston's American League-leading offense easily overshadowed Everett's three RBIs Friday night. The...