Chicago White Sox Information
The Chicago White Sox is one of the American professional baseball teams based in Chicago, Illinois. The team competes as a member of the American League's Central Division member in Major League Baseball (MLB). The White Sox play their home games at Guaranteed Rate Field (located at the Southside of the city). Some of the former ballparks of the franchise are Milwaukee County Stadium, U.S. Cellular Field, South Side Park III, and a few more. The team is one of the two major league clubs accompanied by Chicago Cubs in Chicago.
The Chicago White Sox was formerly known as Chicago White Stockings (1900–1903), whereas some nicknames of the team are The Chi Sox, The South Siders, The Sox, and a few more. The team was established in 1901 as a major league baseball club named Chicago White Stockings.
The White Sox are famous for black, silver, and white-colored uniforms. The official mascot of the team is Southpaw. Some of the team members inducted into the Baseball Hall of Famers by the White Sox are Roberto Alomar, Frank Thomas, Red Ruffing, George Kell, Tom Seaver, and several more.
The Chicago White Sox was the winner to 3 World Series Championship titles in 1906, 1917, and 2005. It also won 6 AL Pennants, 3 Central Division titles (2000, 2005, 2008), 2 West Division titles (1983, 1993), and zero Wild Card berths.
In the 1919 World Series, the team faced “Black Sox Scandal” in which many team members were banned for life due to fixing games with gamblers.
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