Today in Chicago White Sox History: December 2
1937It was a deal met with outrage from Detroit fans, as the Tigers sent outfielder Gee Walker, catcher…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: November 22
1946Two near-teammates on the White Sox in the 1970s, Cy Acosta and Rich McKinney, were born. McKinney, born…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: November 15
1945Harry Grabiner, the longest-tenured executive in White Sox history and certainly one of the longest-running employees overall, resigned…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: October 31
1937Ed Arthur Walsh, son of White Sox legend Ed Walsh, died of rheumatic fever after falling into a…
September 14 in Chicago White Sox History: 11-game losing streak begins
1921 The 58-79 White Sox were bad, a seventh-place team in the eight-member American League. But with an…
Dave Parker, Dick Allen elected to Baseball Hall of Fame
DALLAS (AP) — Having waited for the call from Cooperstown for nearly three decades, Dave Parker burst into…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: September 1
1970With the White Sox approaching the end of their worst season in franchise history, GM Ed Short was…
Al Oliver, Pirates Hall of Fame Inductee and Unappreciated Hitter
Al Oliver will be inducted into the Pittsburgh Pirates Hall of Fame with Kiki Cuyler and Vern Law…
Ties with the Tigers in Today in Chicago White Sox History: August 16
1926After being a winning team all season, the White Sox had fallen to 57-58 two days earlier, and…
Ed Walsh in Today in Chicago White Sox History: August 11
1910Ed Walsh threw a well-timed masterpiece, on Ed Walsh Day: His second career 15-strikeout game, whitewashing Boston 1-0…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: August 7
1910White Sox pitcher Ed Walsh fired the first shutout in the original Comiskey Park, when he blanked Washington,…
SWVA native, Billy Wagner, inducted into National Baseball Hall of Fame
(WFXR)- Southwest Virginia native and former Tazewell High School standout, Billy Wagner, is now in the National Baseball…