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Tony Pena hit safely in his only at bat on Toronto for the White Sox. White Sox top hitters in Toronto (regardless of at bats): AVG.—PLAYER 1.000—Tony Pena (1-for-1) .750—Chris Widger (3-for-4) .667—Jack Brohamer, Milton May, James McCann (all 2-for-3) .571—Moises Sierra (4-for-7) .533—Willie Harris (8-for-15) .500—Ramon Castro, Jordan Danks, Brian Giles … [Read more...] about NOV. 1ST @SOXNERD WHITE SOX QUICKLIST: TOP SOX HITTERS IN TORONTO

My alphabetical-ish review of the White Sox 2025 roster continues with a look at BRYAN HUDSON: The left-hander became the eighth player (all pitchers) 6-foot-8 or taller to appear in a game for the White Sox when he made his debut for the club on Aug. 5th, 2025. Tallest Sox players (all pitchers): HT.—-PLAYER 6-11—Jon Rauch 6-10—Andy Sisco 6-9—Lane … [Read more...] about 2025 @SOXNERD WHITE SOX PLAYER REVIEW: BRYAN HUDSON

The Chicago Tribune story announcing that the Sox would play games in Milwaukee in 1968. On this date in 1967, owner Arthur Allyn announced the White Sox would play nine games in Milwaukee at County Stadium in 1968. Allyn made the unexpected announcement at the Chicago American Quarterback Club luncheon at the Sherman House. The news broke with rumors, which Allyn … [Read more...] about TODAY (OCT. 30) IN WHITE SOX HISTORY: MILWAUKEE GAMES ANNOUNCED (1967)

Frank Thomas is the Sox leader with 10 home runs in Toronto. White Sox home run leaders at Toronto’s Rogers Centre (SkyDome): HR—PLAYER 10—Frank Thomas 8—Jose Abreu, Paul Konerko 6—Robin Ventura 5—Jermaine Dye, Ron Karkovice, Magglio Ordonez 4—Ray Durham, Jose Valentin, Dayan Viciedo … [Read more...] about OCT. 31St @SOXNERD WHITE SOX QUICKLIST: MOST SOX HOME RUNS AT ROGERS CENTRE