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    Paul Sullivan: New White Sox ballpark in Chicago's South Loop would be no panacea for the team’s problems

    CHICAGO — A new Chicago White Sox ballpark in the South Loop is only a figment of someone’s imagination right now. But at least the news Wednesday that the Sox are in “serious talks” to build a downtown stadium in the area known as “the 78″ near Clark Street and Roosevelt Road gave us something to talk about besides the Justin Fields-versus-Caleb Williams debate during a down time for our ...
    by Paul Sullivan, Chicago Tribune Jan 18, 2024 4 minutes
    Chicago White Sox Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf listens as Chris Getz speaks at a news conference to announce his promotion to senior vice president and general manager on Aug. 31, 2023, at Guaranteed Rate Field in Chicago.

    CHICAGO — A new Chicago White Sox ballpark in the South Loop is only a figment of someone’s imagination right now.

    But at least the news Wednesday that the Sox are in “serious talks” to build a downtown stadium in the area known as “the 78″ near Clark Street and Roosevelt Road gave us something to talk about besides the Justin Fields-versus-Caleb Williams debate during a down time for our local sports teams.

    With no SoxFest on tap and no big-name signings to get fans excited about the season, the leak of the ballpark rumor provided the Sox with front-page

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