Chris Sale got sent home by White Sox for cutting up a jersey he didn't want to wear. Source confirms @StokkeTommy report. — Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) July 24, 2016 ...

White Sox pitcher Chris Sale was suspended five games after he cut throwback jerseys with scissors before a scheduled start. Sale was upset because the uniforms were uncomfortable and felt that ...

In Sale's defense, the White Sox' 1976 uniforms, with their wide collars and jerseys that are designed not to be tucked in, represent the nadir of baseball garishness.

After Chris Sale cut up the 1976 throwback jerseys for the Chicago White Sox this past Saturday, a fan became a legend by wearing the jersey … and then some. In terms of sports stories, not many ...

White Sox ace Chris Sale has been suspended for five days after destroying the team’s throwback jerseys ahead of his scratched Saturday start. SI Wire | Jul 23, 2016 White Sox suspend Chris Sale ...

The Chicago White Sox suspended ace Chris Sale five days without pay for destroying collared throwback uniforms the team was scheduled to wear. The White Sox announced the punishment on Sunday ...

Chris Sale was at the center of the biggest offseason blockbuster deal and was the center of attention at Red Sox camp on Tuesday. The left-hander, acquired from the White Sox in early December ...

CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago White Sox ace Chris Sale was scratched from his start against the Detroit Tigers on Saturday night and sent home after he destroyed collared throwback uniforms that the ...

White Sox fan supports Chris Sale with funny sign and ill-fitting throwback jersey. ... What all 30 MLB teams' Nike jerseys look like at spring training after the much-needed updates for 2025.

White Sox Pitcher Chris Sale Got Scratched By the Team for Allegedly Destroying Their Throwback Jerseys (UPDATED) Chris Sale refused to put the throwback jerseys, and reportedly threw a fit over them.

On Saturday, Chicago White Sox ace lefty Chris Sale shredded the throwback jerseys he and his teammates were supposed to wear in one of the most bizarre and comical incidents (your mileage may ...

Boston Red Sox pitcher Chris Sale trolls himself for liking the team's alternate City Connect uniforms after incident with the Chicago White Sox.