The Chicago White Sox are showcasing a renewed spirit this season, as veteran Andrew Benintendi highlighted a significant shift in mindset and attitude within the team. Despite a sluggish start with a grim 7-21 record, the White Sox are optimistic, with Benintendi noting their competitiveness in games they could have won. The players are starting to find their rhythm, with back-to-back home runs from Benintendi and Luis Robert Jr. during a recent game against the Brewers.

General manager Chris Getz remains hopeful, asserting that the organization has turned a corner from last year’s abysmal performance. The White Sox have made noticeable improvements, albeit slight, moving from the worst offensive team in 2024 to one of the bottom offenses in 2025. The pitching staff's ERA has also seen a modest drop, now fifth highest in the American League. However, questions linger about their ability to convert strong performances into wins, as they grapple with a disheartening streak of losses and series defeats.