AL Central

Pennants World Series titles: 2005 1917 1906 American League champs: 2005 1959 1919 1917 1906 1901 1900 Division champs: 2005 2000 1993 1983

Stadiums U.S. Cellular Field (1991–present) Milwaukee County Stadium (1968, 1969) Comiskey Park (I) (1910–1990) South Side Park (III) (1901–1910)

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The Chicago White Sox came out of nowhere to win the 2005 World Series, only to disappear back near the bottom of the standings over the last few years. But, with big time acquisitions of Orlando Cabrera and Nick Swisher, the Chi-town Sox look to return to their winning ways in 2008.

Team HistoryEdit

Retired NumbersEdit

• 2 Nellie Fox
• 3 Harold Baines
• 4 Luke Appling
• 9 Minnie Minoso
• 11 Luis Aparicio
• 16 Ted Lyons
• 19 Billy Pierce
• 72 Carlton Fisk

OwnersEdit

• Charles Comiskey 1900-1931
• J. Louis Comiskey 1931-1939
• Grace Comiskey 1940-1956
• Dorothy Rigney 1956-1959
• Bill Veeck 1959-1961
• Arthur Allyn, Jr. 1961-1969
• John Allyn 1969-1975
• Bill Veeck 1975-1981
• Jerry Reinsdorf, Eddie Einhorn (1981–present)

ManagersEdit

• Clark Griffith 1901-1902
• Nixey Callahan 1903-1904
• Fielder Jones 1904-1908
• Billy Sullivan 1909
• Hugh Duffy 1910-1911
• Nixey Callahan 1912-1914
• Pants Rowland (1915–18)
• Kid Gleason 1919-1923
• Ed Walsh 1924
• Johnny Evers 1924
• Eddie Collins 1924-1926
• Ray Schalk 1927-1928
• Lena Blackburne 1928-1929
• Donie Bush 1930-1931
• Lew Fonseca 1932-1934
• Jimmy Dykes 1934-1946
• Ted Lyons 1946-1948
• Jack Onslow 1949-1950
• Red Corriden 1950
• Paul Richards 1951-1954
• Marty Marion 1954-1956
• Al Lopez 1957-1965
• Eddie Stanky (1966–68)
• Al Lopez 1968-1969
• Don Gutteridge 1969-70
• Chuck Tanner 1970-1975
• Paul Richards 1976
• Bob Lemon 1977-1978
• Larry Doby 1978
• Don Kessinger 1979
• Tony La Russa 1979-1986
• Jim Fregosi 1986-1988
• Jeff Torborg 1989-1991
• Gene Lamont 1992-1995
• Terry Bevington 1995-1997
• Jerry Manuel 1998-2003
• Ozzie Guillen 2004–present

AwardsEdit

MVP

• Frank Thomas (1994)
• Frank Thomas (1993)
• Dick Allen (1972)
• Nellie Fox (1959)

Rookie Of The Year

• Ozzie Guillen (1985)
• Ron Kittle (1983)
• Tommie Agee (1966)
• Gary Peters (1963)
• Luis Aparicio (1956)

Cy Young

• Jack McDowell (1993)
• LaMarr Hoyt (1983)
• Early Wynn (1959)

All-Time Team Leaders & StatsEdit

Career RecordsEdit

• Home Runs: Frank Thomas 448
• Runs Batted In: Frank Thomas 1465
• Batting Average (minimum 1,000 plate appearances): Joe Jackson .340
• Batting Average (minimum 2,000 plate appearances): Joe Jackson .340
• Batting Average (minimum 3,000 plate appearances): Eddie Collins .331
• Batting Average (minimum 4,000 plate appearances): Eddie Collins .331
• Hits: Luke Appling 2749
• Runs: Frank Thomas 1327
• Doubles: Frank Thomas 447
• Triples: Shano Collins, Nellie Fox 104
• Stolen Bases: Eddie Collins 368
• Walks: Frank Thomas 1466
• Wins: Ted Lyons 260
• Saves: Bobby Thigpen 201
• Strikeouts: Billy Pierce 1796
• Earned Run Average: Ed Walsh 1.81

Single Season RecordsEdit

• Home Runs: Albert Belle 49, 1998
• Runs Batted In: Albert Belle 158, 1998
• Batting Average: Luke Appling .388, 1936
• Hits: Eddie Collins 224, 1920
• Runs: Johnny Mostil 135, 1925
• Doubles: Albert Belle 48, 1998
• Triples: Joe Jackson 21, 1916
• Stolen Bases: Rudy Law 77, 1983
• Hitting Streak: Carlos Lee, 28, 2004
• Walks: Frank Thomas 138, 1991
• Wins: Ed Walsh 40, 1908
• Saves: Bobby Thigpen 57, 1990
• Strikeouts: Ed Walsh 269, 1908
• Earned Run Average: Ed Walsh 1.10, 1910

Record Per SeasonEdit

• 2009: 79-83 (.488)
• 2008: 88-74 (.546)
• 2007: 72-90 (.444)
• 2006: 90-72 (.556)
• 2005: 99-63 (.611)
• 2004: 83-79 (.512)
• 2003: 86-76 (.531)
• 2002: 81-81 (.500)
• 2001: 83-79 (.512)
• 2000: 95-67 (.586)
• 1999: 75-86 (.466)
• 1998: 80-82 (.494)
• 1997: 80-81 (.497)
• 1996: 85-77 (.525)
• 1995: 68-76 (.472)
• 1994: 67-46 (.593)
• 1993: 94-68 (.580)
• 1992: 86-76 (.531)
• 1991: 87-75 (.537)
• 1990: 94-68 (.580)
• 1989: 69-92 (.429)
• 1988: 71-90 (.441)
• 1987: 77-85 (.475)
• 1986: 72-90 (.444)
• 1985: 85-77 (.525)
• 1984: 74-88 (.457)
• 1983: 99-63 (.611)
• 1982: 87-75 (.537)
• 1981: 54-52 (.509)
• 1980: 70-90 (.438)
• 1979: 73-87 (.456)
• 1978: 71-90 (.441)
• 1977: 90-72 (.556)
• 1976: 64-97 (.398)
• 1975: 75-86 (.466)
• 1974: 80-80 (.500)
• 1973: 77-85 (.475)
• 1972: 87-67 (.565)
• 1971: 79-83 (.488)
• 1970: 56-106 (.346)
• 1969: 68-94 (.420)
• 1968: 67-95 (.414)
• 1967: 89-73 (.549)
• 1966: 83-79 (.512)
• 1965: 95-67 (.586)
• 1964: 98-64 (.605)
• 1963: 94-68 (.580)
• 1962: 85-77 (.525)
• 1961: 86-76 (.531)
• 1960: 87-67 (.565)
• 1959: 94-60 (.610)
• 1958: 82-72 (.532)
• 1957: 90-64 (.584)
• 1956: 85-69 (.552)
• 1955: 91-63 (.591)
• 1954: 94-60 (.610)
• 1953: 89-65 (.578)
• 1952: 81-73 (.526)
• 1951: 81-73 (.526)
• 1950: 60-94 (.390)
• 1949: 63-91 (.409)
• 1948: 51-101 (.336)
• 1947: 70-84 (.455)
• 1946: 74-80 (.481)
• 1945: 71-78 (.477)
• 1944: 71-83 (.461)
• 1943: 82-72 (.532)
• 1942: 66-82 (.446)
• 1941: 77-77 (.500)
• 1940: 82-72 (.532)
• 1939: 85-69 (.552)
• 1938: 65-83 (.439)
• 1937: 86-68 (.558)
• 1936: 81-70 (.536)
• 1935: 74-78 (.487)
• 1934: 53-99 (.349)
• 1933: 67-83 (.447)
• 1932: 49-102 (.325)
• 1931: 56-97 (.366)
• 1930: 62-92 (.403)
• 1929: 59-93 (.388)
• 1928: 72-82 (.468)
• 1927: 70-83 (.458)
• 1926: 81-72 (.529)
• 1925: 79-75 (.513)
• 1924: 66-87 (.431)
• 1923: 69-85 (.448)
• 1922: 77-77 (.500)
• 1921: 62-92 (.403)
• 1920: 96-58 (.623)
• 1919: 88-52 (.629)
• 1918: 57-67 (.460)
• 1917: 100-54 (.649)
• 1916: 89-65 (.578)
• 1915: 93-61 (.604)
• 1914: 70-84 (.455)
• 1913: 78-74 (.513)
• 1912: 78-76 (.506)
• 1911: 77-74 (.510)
• 1910: 68-85 (.444)
• 1909: 78-74 (.513)
• 1908: 88-64 (.579)
• 1907: 87-64 (.576)
• 1906: 93-58 (.616)
• 1905: 92-60 (.605)
• 1904: 89-65 (.578)
• 1903: 60-77 (.438)
• 1902: 74-60 (.552)
• 1901: 83-53 (.610)

Minor League TeamsEdit

• AAA: Charlotte Knights
• AA: Birmingham Barons
• A: Winston-Salem Warthogs
• A: Kannapolis Intimidators
• Rookie: Bristol White Sox
• Rookie: Great Falls White Sox

See alsoEdit