Birthday boy Jack McDowell was a two-time 20-game winner for the White Sox. The last 11 White Sox 20-game winners: YEAR—PITCHER, WINS 2003—Esteban Loaiza, 21 1993—Jack McDowell, 22 1992—Jack McDowell, 20 1983—LaMarr Hoyt, 1983 1983—Richard Dotson, 22 1975—Jim Kaat, 1975 1974—Wilbur Wood, 1974 1974—Jim Kaat, 21 1973—Wilbur Wood, … [Read more...] about JAN. 15TH @SOXNERD WHITE SOX QUICKLIST: LAST 11 SOX 20-GAME WINNERS
JAN. 14TH @SOXNERD WHITE SOX QUICKLIST: HIGH PITCH COUNT, LOW ERA
Johnny Cueto logged a 1.44 ERA between pitches 76 and 100 for the 2022 Sox. White Sox pitchers with the lowest season ERA (min. 20 games) between pitches 76 and 100 (since 1988): ERA—PITCHER, SEASON 1.11—Carlos Rodon, 2021 1.44—Johnny Cueto, 2022 1.59—Lucas Giolito, 2023 1.90—Esteban Loaiza, 2003 2.13—Erick Fedde, 2024 2.13—Jose Quintana, … [Read more...] about JAN. 14TH @SOXNERD WHITE SOX QUICKLIST: HIGH PITCH COUNT, LOW ERA
TODAY (JAN. 15) IN WHITE SOX HISTORY: MVP ON BOARD, HALL RESULTS, HELLO BART
The Sox acquired Bartolo Colon on this date in 2003. Here’s what happened on this date (Jan. 15) in White Sox history: *1927, FORMER MVP IN THE FOLD? ROGER THAT: The White Sox acquired former American League Most Valuable Player Roger Peckinpaugh in a three-player swap with the Washington Senators. In exchange for Peckinpaugh, a shortstop, the Sox gave up pitchers … [Read more...] about TODAY (JAN. 15) IN WHITE SOX HISTORY: MVP ON BOARD, HALL RESULTS, HELLO BART
JAN. 14TH @SOXNERD WHITE SOX QUICKLIST: HIGHEST SOX CAREER AVERAGE (MIN. 6 AT BATS)
Birthday boy Terry Forster was quite the hitter for the Sox. Top averages in White Sox history among players with at least 10 at bats: AVG.—-PLAYER .480—Terry Forster .429—Mike Joyce .400—Jim Baumer .400—Cecil Duff .400—Sam Hairston .393—Joe Hall .385—Fabian Kowalik .385—John Russell .381—Lum Davenport .378—Clint Courtney … [Read more...] about JAN. 14TH @SOXNERD WHITE SOX QUICKLIST: HIGHEST SOX CAREER AVERAGE (MIN. 6 AT BATS)
TODAY (JAN. 14) IN WHITE SOX HISTORY: CHUCK, LOOIE, HALL RESULTS, BOOMER, SHINGO AND MORE
The Sox dealt Luis Aparicio to Baltimore on this date in 1963. Here’s what transpired on this date (Jan. 14) in White Sox history: *1960, NO TO CHUCK: Charles Comiskey said Bill Veeck turned down his offer to buy the White Sox. The grandson of the White Sox founder was still a member of the team’s front office at the time but a minority owner. His longtime dream to bring … [Read more...] about TODAY (JAN. 14) IN WHITE SOX HISTORY: CHUCK, LOOIE, HALL RESULTS, BOOMER, SHINGO AND MORE