Former Chicago White Sox starting pitcher Jim Parque has admitted to using human growth hormone during his major league career. One day after another rough outing, lefthander Jim Parque was placed on ...

Today, the Sun-Times managed to land an exclusive column penned by former Sox player Jim Parque. Parque was a Sox pitcher from 1998-2002 and played for the Tampa Bay Rays (then the Devil Rays; oh how ...

GLENDALE — Crescenta Valley High graduate and former Major League Baseball pitcher Jim Parque confessed to using human growth hormone in a written statement released by the Chicago Sun-Times on ...

Did I just write that headline? Yes, I did. I don’t know about you, but I love the way players come out the woodwork every year and attempt comebacks. Do you remember Jim Parque? He’s holding an open ...

Jim Parque said he used HGH six times. Only two teammates remain on the White Sox who played with Jim Parque-- Paul Konerko and Mark Buehrle Konerko had a few insightful things to say about Parque's ...

If you read only one baseball-related piece today, make sure that it's Jim Parque's explanation in the Chicago Sun-Times of why he decided to use HGH during his unremarkable big league career. It's a ...