The Chicago White Sox have a stark contrast in performance based on their starting pitchers’ longevity in games during the 2026 season, winning 45 of 63 games when starters pitch at least five innings, compared to a mere 20 wins in 62 games when they don’t. As of Wednesday, White Sox starters have a 4.41 ERA, ranking 27th in MLB, and the team is last in innings pitched by starters. In wins, the pitching staff boasts a strong 2.18 ERA, but in losses, it plummets to 6.29. Their recent victory against the Cubs highlighted these disparities.
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White Sox Record Based on Starting Pitcher Game Depth
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