Chicago White Sox 2009 Schedule, News and Notes

Chicago White Sox 2009 ScheduleCollege football is over, the NFL is down to its last game, and I am an IU fan — which means that the college basketball season was over in November this year. And as we near the end of January, and the calendar gets ready to be flipped to February, anticipation builds for the first true sign of Spring:

Pitchers and catchers reporting.

As of this exact moment, and I know this thanks to Chisox.com, there are 26 days, 4 hours, and 20 minutes until pitchers and catchers report. The White Sox first Spring Training game is on March 2 against the Seattle Mariners in their Spring Training home of Glendale, Arizona. The White Sox then play all the way through March until the regular season begins on April 2.

Update 2/24/09: Here are a couple quick links of interest:

First, the White Sox 2009 National TV Schedule, including games on WGN.

And, if you are considering heading out the ball park for any games this year, here is a quick resource to help you secure the best prices on tickets:

Chicago White Sox Tickets

And now, here is a quick breakdown of the Chicago White Sox 2009 Schedule:




2009 Chicago White Sox Schedule

Date(s) Opponent (games)
April 2 at Milwaukee Brewers (1)
April 3-4 at Arizona Diamondbacks (2)
April 6-9 vs Kansas City Royals (3)
April 10-12 vs Minnesota Twins (3)
April 13-15 at Detroit Tigers (3)
April 16-19 at Tampa Bay Rays (4)
April 21-23 at Baltimore Orioles (3)
April 24-26 vs Toronto Blue Jays (3)
April 27-29 vs Seattle Mariners (3)
May 1-3 at Texas Rangers (3)
May 4-5 at Kansas City Royals (2)
May 6-7 vs Detroit Tigers (2)
May 8-10 vs Texas Rangers (3)
May 11-13 at Cleveland Indians (3)
May 15-17 at Toronto Blue Jays (4)
May 19-21 vs Minnesota Twins (3)
May 22-24 vs Pittsburgh Pirates (3)
May 25-27 at Los Angeles Angels (3)
May 29-31 at Kansas City Royals (3)
June 1-4 vs Oakland A's (4)
June 5-7 vs Cleveland Indians (3)
June 8-11 vs Detroit Tigers (4)
June 12-14 at Milwaukee Brewers (3)
June 16-18 at Chicago Cubs (3)
June 19-21 at Cincinnati Reds (3)
June 23-25 vs Los Angeles Dodgers (3)
June 26-28 vs Chicago Cubs (3)
June 29-July 1 at Cleveland Indians (3)
July 2-5 at Kansas City Royals (4)
July 7-9 vs Cleveland Indians (3)
July 10-12 at Minnesota Twins (3)
July 13-16 All Star Break
July 17-19 vs Baltimore Orioles (3)
July 20-23 vs Tampa Bay Rays (4)
July 24-26 at Detroit Tigers (3)
July 27-29 at Minnesota Twins (3)
July 30-August 2 vs New York Yankees (4)
August 4-6 vs Los Angeles Angels (3)
August 7-9 vs Cleveland Indians (3)
August 10-12 at Seattle Mariners (3)
August 14-16 at Oakland A's (3)
August 17-19 vs Kansas City Royals (3)
August 21-23 vs Baltimore Orioles (3)
August 24-27 at Boston Red Sox (4)
August 28-30 at New York Yankees (3)
August 31-September 1 at Minnesota Twins (3)
September 4-7 vs Boston Red Sox (4)
September 8-9 vs Oakland A's (2)
September 11-13 at Los Angeles Angels (3)
September 15-17 at Seattle Mariners (3)
September 18-20 vs Kansas City Royals (3)
September 21-23 vs Minnesota Twins (3)
September 25-27 vs Detroit Tigers (3)
September 28-30 at Cleveland Indians (3)
October 2-4 at Detroit Tigers (3)
October TBD 1st Round Playoffs (3)
October TBD ALCS (4)
October TBD World Series (4)

And a few quick recent notes about the White Sox:

South Siders ready to hail the Chief

Bobby Jenks signs one-year deal

White Sox have plenty of candidates for World Baseball Classic

Jose Contreras’ rehab is ahead of schedule

Share This Article:


Email Article Email Article



About Jerod Morris

A proud graduate of Indiana University, Jerod Morris founded Midwest Sports Fans in August of 2008 and has been its Managing Editor every day since. Follow him on Twitter (@JerodMorris) for MSF updates, sports discussion, and a compelling daily assortment of funny and interesting links.
In addition to his work at MSF, Jerod hosts the fast-growing Indiana basketball postgame show The Assembly Call and provides regular music recommendations at IndieChristmas.com. He also helped develop the Synthesis Managed WordPress Hosting platform on which MSF and all of his other sites are run.