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Jim Margalus

Jim Margalus

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Owner and Managing Editor, Sox Machine

New York, Chicago, Nashville

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Sports Politics Travel & Life in General.

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everything, else

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Total articles 3419

  • Tracking the whereabouts of the 2024 White Sox in 2025

    By Jim Margalus Verified| Sox Machine@ Usually a “Where are they now?” article for a specific team requires the passage of a certain amount of time, whether because the roster didn’t have a chance to change much from one year to another, or the players who left landed jobs of note at their next destination. But like the Winchester Mystery House, the 2024 White Sox were built different. Some 63 godforsaken souls appeared in a game for the team, and as Ted’s season-ending Sporcle proved, remembering them all was a nearly impossible task.

    By Jim Margalus Verified · Sox Machine

    Feb. 10, 2025

  • Sox Machine's top 10 White Sox prospects for 2025

    By Jim Margalus Verified| Sox Machine@ Over the course of Prospect Week, we wrote up 54 different White Sox prospects, which risks feeling like overkill when it culminates in a pair of lists that only put 10 of them in order. Perhaps we could’ve taken it upon ourselves to rank all 54 players, but the more players you rank, the bigger the risk of looking completely doofy when somebody who went unmentioned like Adisyn Coffey ends up posting a 1 WAR season in the bullpen.

    By Jim Margalus Verified · Sox Machine

    Feb. 09, 2025

  • Tracking the whereabouts of the 2024 White Sox in 2025

    By Jim Margalus Verified| Sox Machine@ Usually a “Where are they now?” article for a specific team requires the passage of a certain amount of time, whether because the roster didn’t have a chance to change much from one year to another, or the players who left landed jobs of note at their next destination. But like the Winchester Mystery House, the 2024 White Sox were built different. Some 63 godforsaken souls appeared in a game for the team, and as Ted’s season-ending Sporcle proved, remembering them all was a nearly impossible task.

    By Jim Margalus Verified · Sox Machine

    Feb. 10, 2025

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Sox Machine

Nashville, Tennessee, United States

+1 401-765-1500