Michael Kopech

Yoán Moncada hit a grounder up the middle with two outs in the second inning Saturday. Texas Rangers shortstop Corey Seager, who was positioned on the second-base side of the bag, made a backhanded stop but didn’t have a play at first. It was the first hit of the game for the Chicago White Sox against former teammate Dane Dunning. And the only hit Dunning would allow in his seven innings. It ...

The Chicago White Sox wasted a strong outing from Michael Kopech in the series opener against Kansas City. The offense was lifeless and shut down by Royals starter Daniel Lynch. The Royals took advantage of a couple of mistakes from Kopech to secure a 2-1 victory. Kopech looked stellar for...

The Chicago White Sox earned a huge win over the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field on Tuesday night. They were excellent on defense and earned two runs to beat them by a final score of 2-1. Part of the good defense was the pitching staff which was amazing. Michael Kopech...

The Colorado Rockies avoided a sweep at the hands of the Milwaukee Brewers by way of their 2-0 victory yesterday and will try to make it a streak as they return home to Coors Field for a short two-game set against the visiting Chicago White Sox. The White Sox haven’t...

Kopech (4-6) allowed six hits and three walks while striking out four in 5.1 scoreless innings to earn the win Tuesday over the Rockies. Kopech escaped Coors Field unscathed, even though he permitted nine baserunners for the third time in four starts. The White Sox took the lead in the fourth inning and held onto it to give Kopech consecutive wins for the first time this year. He's posted a steady 3.16 ERA with a 1.21 WHIP and 78:45 K:BB through 88.1 innings in 18 starts. The right-hander is projected for a favorable home start versus the Royals next week.

It’s three years behind schedule for a variety of reasons, but Michael Kopech finally assumed his position in the starting rotation for the 2022 Chicago White Sox. Overall, things have been positive for the fireballing Texan, but he has hit a bit of a speed bump in his first full tour as a Major League starter.

In 2018, when the news broke that Chicago White Sox pitcher Michael Kopech would require Tommy John surgery, it drastically halted his progression. Many people began questioning whether he could live up to his top-of-the-rotation ceiling. His respectable 2021 paved the way for his next season to be his breakout year.

Looking to build on a needed victory that slowed down the surging Detroit Tigers, the Chicago White Sox now hope Michael Kopech can get back on track. Kopech looks to avoid a fifth straight losing start when the White Sox aim for a series split against the visiting Tigers on Sunday.

Johnny Cueto hasn’t been every bit as good as Carlos Rodón, and Rodón really drove home the point on Saturday night. After Cueto went out and threw eight tidy shutout innings against the Tigers, Rodón went and threw his first complete game since his no-hitter, striking out 12 Padres while hitting 98 in the ninth inning.

White Sox notice mechanical issues with Kopech originally appeared on NBC Sports Chicago. Something is wrong with Michael Kopech. After looking like a Cy Young finalist for the White Sox in April and May, Kopech took a step back in June. Over the first two months of the season he had a 1.29 ERA and limited opponents to a .388 OPS. In June those numbers jumped to 5.19 and .744. He went from no home runs allowed in his first eight starts, to five home runs allowed in his next six. With the calendar turning to July, there was a chance for Kopech to turn the page himself. Instead he put together his worst start of the season.

The Los Angeles Angels finish a three-game series against the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday night in Anaheim, Calif., but