White Sox Discussions: Which trade in White Sox history still bothers you the most?
We are launching a new daily article here at South Side Sox, more prominently than our items that…
The Most Notable Near-Miss Milestones in MLB History
Baseball has always been obsessed with round numbers. They act like signposts along history’s highway, turning careers into…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: November 30
1955It was the start of a new era at shortstop for the White Sox. On this date, the…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: November 10
1948New White Sox GM Frank “Trader” Lane made his first deal, and it was a beauty. Lane traded…
September 24 in Chicago White Sox History: A Magnificent Coloring Day
1919A 6-5 win over the St. Louis Browns clinched the pennant for the White Sox. Eddie Cicotte got…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: October 6
1905The White Sox lost the pennant on the next-to-last day of the season when pitcher Doc White couldn’t…
September 27 in Chicago White Sox History: Loss No. 21, in Detroit
1905Simply put, this was the craziest doubleheader in White Sox history. In the opener in Boston, the American…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: September 10
1927With a 11-1 loss in the nightcap of a doubleheader in Washington, the White Sox began a 12-game…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: August 19
1900Yes, it’s a pre-major league White Sox item, featuring a non-White Sox player. But this one is too…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: August 17
1962The final piece of the Billy Pierce-Eddie Fisher trade (involving six total players) was named, as San Francisco…
Satchel Paige in Today in Chicago White Sox History: August 13
1906The White Sox ended their first and greatest homestand with a 0-0 tie against New York. While the…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: August 6
1936Twelve years before breaking a major-league record (see below), Luke Appling started a 27-game hit streak with a…