Key Takeaways
- The Chicago White Sox close the 2026 regular season with a three-game home series against the Colorado Rockies at Rate Field from September 25–27, with direct playoff implications.
- As of September 23, 2026, the White Sox hold an 81-76 record, sit second in the AL Central, and occupy the No. 3 AL Wild Card spot.
- Tickets for all three games are available now through Ticketmaster, with entry prices starting at $14 for Sunday’s finale.
- Saturday’s game features a City Connect Crewneck giveaway for the first 15,000 fans, which makes it the highest-demand contest of the series.
- For a playoff-charged atmosphere or a budget-friendly Sunday finale, OnesToWatch Live pairs with a Chicago weekend of baseball and live music.
Quick Ticket Links For Rockies At White Sox
Lock in seats for the final homestand through Ticketmaster using the direct links below.
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Secure Your Seats For The Final Homestand
Tickets for all three games are available now through Ticketmaster. Each matchup below includes its date, time, and a direct purchase link.
Chicago White Sox Vs. Colorado Rockies — Friday, September 25, 2026
Rate Field, Chicago, IL | First Pitch: 6:40 PM CT
Chicago White Sox Vs. Colorado Rockies — Saturday, September 26, 2026
Rate Field, Chicago, IL | First Pitch: 6:10 PM CT | City Connect Crewneck Giveaway (first 15,000 fans)
Chicago White Sox Vs. Colorado Rockies — Sunday, September 27, 2026
Rate Field, Chicago, IL | First Pitch: 2:10 PM CT | Season Finale
Game-By-Game Breakdown
The entries below outline each game’s logistics, pricing, broadcast details, and playoff context.
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Game 1 — Friday, September 25 | 6:40 PM CT
Chicago White Sox vs. Colorado Rockies at Rate Field, 333 West 35th Street, Chicago, IL 60616.
The September 25 opener is the first home game after the final road trip at Kansas City from September 22–24, 2026. With the team in a wild card position, a Friday night crowd at Rate Field, listed capacity 47,754 seats, can set the tone for a season-defining weekend.
Tickets start from $21, with an average price of about $87 and 4,386 tickets available. Gates at Rate Field typically open one hour before first pitch, so arriving by 5:40 PM CT is recommended. The game airs on Chicago Sports Network (CHSN).
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Game 2 — Saturday, September 26 | 6:10 PM CT
Chicago White Sox vs. Colorado Rockies at Rate Field.
Saturday’s matchup features a City Connect Crewneck giveaway for the first 15,000 fans, which drives the strongest demand of the series.
Tickets start from $21, with an average price of about $105 and 6,834 tickets available. A Lower Box Section 151, Row 14 deal has been listed at $56 including fees, flagged as a Top 1% Value. Broadcast: CHSN.
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Game 3 — Sunday, September 27 | 2:10 PM CT
Chicago White Sox vs. Colorado Rockies at Rate Field.
The final game of the 2026 MLB regular season for the White Sox also offers the best-value entry point of the series.
Tickets start at $14, with 7,404 seats available, the most of any game in the set. A Sunday afternoon first pitch makes this matchup especially accessible for out-of-town visitors. Broadcast: CHSN.
While the on-field action is the centerpiece, a late-September weekend in Chicago also lines up with a busy live music calendar. Fans can pair a White Sox game with a night at a local venue for a full South Side and city experience.
Beyond The Box Score: The OnesToWatch Take
A late-September weekend in Chicago extends well beyond baseball. The city’s fall music calendar runs parallel to the White Sox playoff push, with venues across the South Loop, Wicker Park, and Logan Square hosting emerging artists as Rate Field fills up.
OnesToWatch covers approximately 300 artists per year through a structured pipeline of playlists, editorial features, and annual selections that tracks talent from early discovery through touring careers. Artists including Chappell Roan, Benson Boone, and Doechii have appeared in OnesToWatch coverage and gone on to significant success.
A White Sox weekend pairs naturally with a Friday or Saturday night at a Chicago club or small venue. OnesToWatch’s editorial catalog offers a direct resource for identifying which emerging acts are worth catching live.
For a curated guide to standout new artists, see OnesToWatch’s 2026 Top 30 Artists To Watch.
Road Trip Finale And Potential Postseason Games
Before the Rockies series, the White Sox close out a road trip at the Kansas City Royals on September 23 at 6:40 PM CT and September 24 at 1:10 PM CT at Kauffman Stadium, with both games airing on CHSN.
Following the regular season, the White Sox are scheduled to host potential 2026 AL Wild Card games at Rate Field on September 29 (Game 1, if necessary) and September 30 (Game 2, if necessary), with tickets starting at $55 and $48 respectively. The 2026 MLB Wild Card Series begins September 29, two days after the regular season concludes. The Wild Card round airs on NBC and Peacock.
Recent Results: Kansas City Road Series
The White Sox opened the Kansas City trip with a 14-11 win on September 22. Three-run home runs from Meidroth and Grichuk powered the offense and kept the team one game back in the AL Central.
How To Watch And Get To Rate Field
Tickets for all three games are available directly through Ticketmaster. MLB tickets purchased via Ticketmaster are typically mobile, accessible through your Ticketmaster Account on Ticketmaster.com or the Ticketmaster App, and can be added to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet for entry. Fans unable to attend in person can watch all three games on CHSN.
For planning purposes, Saturday’s game offers the giveaway and the highest-energy crowd. Sunday provides the lowest entry price and the most available seats. Friday works well for fans arriving early in the weekend.
Rate Field sits at 333 West 35th Street, Chicago, IL 60616, and is accessible via the CTA Red Line at the Sox-35th Street station. Arriving 90 minutes before first pitch helps with gate entry and concessions.
After Sunday’s game, the South Side connects easily to Chicago’s broader music and nightlife circuit. OnesToWatch highlights emerging artists with strong live performance potential, which helps fans decide what to see in the city that same weekend.
For answers to common questions about the series, see the FAQ below.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Games Remain On The Chicago White Sox September 2026 Schedule?
What Are The First-Pitch Times For The White Sox Vs. Rockies Series?
Game 1 on Friday, September 25 starts at 6:40 PM CT. Game 2 on Saturday, September 26 starts at 6:10 PM CT. Game 3 on Sunday, September 27 starts at 2:10 PM CT.
Where Can Fans Buy Tickets For The White Sox Vs. Rockies Games?
Tickets are available through Ticketmaster for all three games. Each game has its own event page with direct purchase access. Tickets purchased via Ticketmaster are typically mobile and accessible through your Ticketmaster Account on Ticketmaster.com or the Ticketmaster App after purchase.
What Channel Are The White Sox Vs. Rockies Games Broadcast On?
All three games in the September 25–27 series air on Chicago Sports Network (CHSN). CHSN is available via the CHSN app and CHSN.com for authenticated subscribers of participating providers, and through providers including Xfinity, DirecTV, DirecTV Stream, U-Verse, Astound TV, and FuboTV.
Is The September 27 Game The White Sox’s Final Regular-Season Home Game?
Yes. The White Sox’s September 27, 2026 game against the Colorado Rockies at Rate Field is the final game of their three-game home series and the last game of the 2026 regular season. Potential AL Wild Card home games at Rate Field could follow on September 29 and September 30 if the team clinches a postseason berth.
Are There Any Promotions At Rate Field During The Rockies Series?
The City Connect Crewneck giveaway (first 15,000 fans) is scheduled for Saturday, September 26, 2026.
Make The Most Of Your Chicago Weekend
The White Sox final homestand brings together high-stakes baseball and Chicago’s fall cultural calendar. Friday offers a playoff-charged opener, Saturday layers in a giveaway and a packed house, and Sunday delivers a low-cost afternoon finale.
Fans can extend the trip into Chicago’s music scene with guidance from OnesToWatch, which tracks emerging artists most likely to be playing the city’s clubs and venues this fall.
Explore OnesToWatch’s 2026 Top 30 Artists To Watch and plan a full Chicago weekend around both the games and the music.
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