White Sox seek rotation help without offering top prospects in trades
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 26, 2026, 3:19 PM
Last updated Jul 26, 2026
The Chicago White Sox are pursuing trades for starting pitching as the August 3 MLB trade deadline approaches. While they currently hold a 1.5 game lead in the AL Central with a 54-49 record, they face challenges in negotiations because they refuse to part with any top-10 prospects. This stance may hinder their ability to acquire quality pitchers. Despite their reluctance to trade key prospects, the White Sox remain open to taking on additional salary to facilitate trades. Potential targets include pitchers such as Kevin Gausman and Sandy Alcantara, but acquiring them without giving up top prospects presents a significant hurdle. The team aims to enhance their playoff contention while keeping future talent intact.
- •White Sox seek starting pitchers ahead of the trade deadline.
- •The team leads the AL Central with a 54-49 record.
- •They refuse to trade any of their top-10 prospects.
- •Potential trade targets include Kevin Gausman and Sandy Alcantara.
- •Taking on salary might help facilitate trades without losing prospects.
- 3:19 PMYahoo Sports — White Sox have one big problem amid a dire need to trade for rotation help
"There's one big problem for the White Sox in trade talks for rotation help.
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