The Chicago White Sox are rolling with an unusual look one day after losing the division lead to the Cleveland Guardians.

Pham had been on the 10-day IL with a calf injury, but assured the GM that he was ready to go. It appears he was right.

The Chicago White Sox' veteran told Chris Getz he was ready to go in an elevator ride on Tuesday.

Well, seems like we shouldn't doubt Tommy Pham!

Tommy Pham made a literal elevator pitch to play after being hitless all year, then delivered a crucial go-ahead homer.

According to ESPN's Jesse Rogers, the 38-year-old recently convinced White Sox GM Chris Getz to add him to the roster for the ...

"I went right to the source," Pham said on Wednesday about his quick turnaround from injured list to cleanup hitter.

According to ESPN's Jesse Rogers, Pham ran into White Sox general manager Chris Getz in an elevator Tuesday night and told ...

Pham personally made his case to be activated off the injured list to White Sox general manager Chris Getz, and will bat ...

This week’s series victory was a massive step toward a third straight division title for Cleveland, but the division title ...

Tommy Pham's first hit of the year is a three-run home run to put the White Sox ahead 3-2 in the top of the 5th inning ...

Tommy Pham went 1-for-4 with a three-run homer as the White Sox fell to the Guardians 6-3 on Wednesday afternoon.