Meanwhile, the White Sox are hoping to move from Rate Field to a proposed new stadium in "The 78" development on the South Loop. "The 78" is a long-undeveloped 62-acre parcel of land near ...

CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago White Sox are changing the name of their ballpark. A change in luck can't be guaranteed. The White Sox's home will now be known as Rate Field instead of Guaranteed ...

The White Sox’ ballpark is getting a new name. Starting in 2025, Guaranteed Rate Field will be known as Rate Field, the Sox announced Tuesday on social media.

Last year, the White Sox proposed a new publicly funded ballpark at The 78, but Springfield lawmakers balked at the idea of contributing a reported $1 billion to build it. The team, though, has ...

A groundskeeper tends to a baseball field that has arisen on The 78, a 62-acre South Loop site where a new White Sox stadium has been proposed on Sep. 6, 2024. (E.

The White Sox have a smaller fan base than the Cubs, and their stadium is not a tourist attraction. So the owners could threaten to move. But that’s in the future.