This Web site is designed to help promote Spring Training for the Chicago White Sox major league baseball club. This site is not formally affiliated with the Chicago White Sox nor Major League Baseball.  It is intended for the personal enjoyment of fans of baseball and the Chicago White Sox!

The White Sox will be spending their sophomore year in the Phoenix area training and playing once again in the $80+ million dollar Camelback Ranch baseball stadium in nearby Glendale. 

They share this 13,000 fan capacity facility (largest in the Cactus League) with the Los Angeles Dodgers, who also relocated to Arizona in 2009 after spending over sixty years in Vero Beach, Florida.  The White Sox moved up from Tucson the same year.

Our site will update you on news and events during their Spring Training season for the 2005 World Champions and the 2008 A.L Central League Champions   And if you're planning on attending Spring Training, this site will offer you help in that effort as well.

Here are some links we think you'll like--

Cactus League related sites:
www.cactusleague.com --plan your trip and buy your tickets for all teams here.
www.camelbackranch.com --the official site of the Glendale, AZ Spring Training facility shared by the White Sox and Dodgers.
www.glendaleaz.com/SpringTraining/index.cfm --official information from the The City of Glendale, AZ regarding Spring Training updates.

Baseball related sites:
www.whitesoxinteractive.com: #1 Fan Site on Web
www.whitesox.com:  Official MLB site of The Chicago White Sox
scottmerkin.mlblogs.com:  White Sox MLB reporter Scott Merkin reports on Spring Training via his new blog.

Chicago White Sox on Facebook:
Chicago White Sox--official team Facebook site
Chicago White Sox--largest fan site on Facebook
Chicago White Sox Fans--our favorite Facebook site

Other sites of interest:
www.glendaleaz.com --official site of The City of Glendale, AZ

Send us a site you think will help people find out more about the White Sox and Spring Training.

(Above) A Native American hoop-dancer entertains the crowd before the inaugural game at Camelback Ranch, March 1, 2009.   
(Photo by Pascal A. Marco)

Mark your calendars: CUBS VS WHITE SOX --

Saturday, March 6, 1:05pm at Hohokam Park, Mesa (ss)
Friday, March 12, TBD, Las Vegas, NV (ss)
Saturday, March 13, TBD, Las Vegas, NV (ss)
Sunday, March 7, 1:05pm at CBR, Glendale
Friday, March 19, 1:05pm at CBR, Glendale
(see complete CBR-G home schedule here.)

             
(Above) Watch a video of fan comments from Opening Day, March 1, 2009 about the new White Sox spring training home, Camelback Ranch.  For the most part, Opening Day at the Glendale, AZ ballpark went off without too many glitches for those in attendance at the inaugural game against the Dodgers.
(Video editing by Della Kemp; Video streaming courtesy of Pascal Creative Group)

TICKETS!!!  TICKETS!!!  GET YOUR TICKETS!!!
Single Game Tickets info, click here.
To see special ticket plan details, click here.
For purchasing tickets, click here.
For a .pdf of the new stadium's seating chart, click here.

(Above, L to R) Mo Stein (in orange), HKS principal project architect, and Jerry Reinsdorf and Eddie Einhorn of the Chicago White Sox, discuss the new Camelback Ranch baseball facility as the Sox owners visit the construction site for the first time on January 15, 2009 . 
(Photo by Pascal A. Marco) 

White Sox Chairman of the Board, Jerry Reinsdorf, would comment later in a March 14, 2009 interview with Scott Merkin of MLB.com that there's a "punch list of stuff" to deal with yet in the new park. 
"We have to figure out what went right, what went wrong, but the place is terrific, it's really functional," Reinsdorf went on to say in the Merkin interview. (Read the full story.)

(Above) White Sox Manager Ozzie Guillen takes his seat inside the first base dugout at Camelback Ranch in Glendale, AZ. 
(Photo by Pascal A. Marco)