Rookie right-hander Sean Burke pitched six scoreless innings in his first Opening Day start and Austin Slater, Andrew ...

I tell myself I'm here for a reason; I'm doing this for a reason,” Burke said. “I'm in the company I should be. It's cool, ...

Sean Burke had just gotten out of the hot tub Sunday morning when first-year Chicago White Sox manager Will Venable called ...

Korey Lee refers to Sean Burke as “kid” when he speaks with pride of the right-hander’s ascension to the 2025 White Sox ...

While Burke was busy silencing Angels’ hitters, the White Sox offense erupted to make a definitive statement. The second inning proved pivotal as outfielder Austin Slater started the scoring frenzy ...

As Major League Baseball gears up for the 2025 season, one of the most talked-about narratives has emerged from the Chicago White Sox: the rise of Sean Burke as the team's Opening Day starter. Korey ...

Sean Burke pitched six sparkling innings and Will Venable got his first win as a big league manager, directing the Chicago ...

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Sean Burke became just the seventh pitcher in the last 100 years to start on opening day with fewer than 20 career innings ...

In the Chicago White Sox 8-1 win over the Los Angeles Angels on Opening Day, starting pitcher Sean Burke threw six shutout ...

Burke earned the Opening Day win, but he got off to a rocky start Thursday. He opened the game by giving up a double to Taylor Ward and proceeded to hit Mike Trout in the hand by a pitch two batters ...