Stadiums & Fan Culture
17 entries in the Chicago White Sox compendium.
Stadiums & Fan Culture — Era Chart
Old Comiskey ParkThe near-south side stadium that hosted three World Series, launched a heavyweight champioSecond Comiskey ParkThe South Side home of the White Sox from 1910 to 1990, demolished in 1991 after the new pShoeless Joe JacksonA .408 hitter in 1911 who led both teams with 12 hits in the scandalous 1919 World Series Black Sox ScandalEight players, one fixed series, and a century-long ban that still stands.Go Sox Go ChantThe thunderous, unifying roar that defines the South Side spirit at every home game.Ken HarrelsonFrom World Series hero to the boisterous voice that defined a generation at Comiskey Park.1959 World SeriesThe championship that broke the forty-year silence at Comiskey.Comiskey ParkConcrete, cinder, and a century of South Side loyalty — the soul of the Sox.White Sox pinstripesTwo inches of white, a hundred years of stripes, and a South Side that never let go.South SideWhere the factory whistle met the crack of the bat, the South Side made the White Sox its Charlie "Shake" RogersThe arm the South Side could count on when the wind off the lake made the ball sit low.Go-Go SoxA stomp, a clap, a South Side roar—Go-Go Sox is the heartbeat of the White Sox faithful.Guaranteed Rate FieldA river-side diamond where a century of White Sox grit still echoes off the walls.Go Sox GoOne simple chant, two South Side ballparks, a lifetime of loyalty.PilsenPinstripes on the porch, Main Street on the radio, South Side in the blood.The "Sox" identityWhite socks, black ink, South Side bones — the Sox are the neighborhood that never left.The "T" (South Side L)Seven decades of rattle, steel, and Sunday-afternoon faith rolling south on the Blue Line.
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