Legendary Players & Managers
20 entries in the Chicago White Sox compendium.
Legendary Players & Managers — Era Chart
Shoeless Joe JacksonA batting legend forever shadowed by the Black Sox scandal.Harold BainesThe most durable left-handed slugger in White Sox history and a designated hitter who set Nellie FoxThe contact-hitting second baseman who anchored the "Go Go" White Sox and became a Hall ofFrank ThomasThe Big Hurt: A two-time MVP and Hall of Famer who set franchise records for home runs, RBMinnie MiñosoThe Cuban Comet: Speed, grit, and history-making brilliance for the White Sox.Luke ApplingThe gritty shortstop who defined White Sox resilience for two decades.Tommy JohnThe workhorse right-hander who changed baseball medicine while holding down the White Sox Tony La RussaThe youngest manager in the majors who turned the White Sox into AL West champions before Mark BuehrleThe quietest lefty in baseball who made every swing look like a mistake.Paul KonerkoTen years of pinstripes, one walk-off bomb, and a whole city that still chants his name.Jose QuintanaA journeyman's pinstripes: the quiet arm that kept the Sox innings alive.A.J. PierzynskiThe catcher who made a whole city feel like they were behind the plate with him.Ozzie GuillenThe loudest, proudest, most unapologetically passionate voice the White Sox ever had.Paul MolitorTen All-Stars, four Gold Gloves, and a left-handed eye that never blinked on the South SidShorty FarrA pinstriped name whispered in old South Side barbershops, never shouted on a national broBuck WeaverTen years of pinstripes, one verdict of not guilty, a lifetime of being out of the game.Eddie CicotteThe Cyclops who could bend the ball, then bent the game itself.Joe GordonThe shortstop who hit like a slugger and made the pinstripes proud for eight seasons.Frank WhiteA name that does not appear in the pinstriped record books.Robin VenturaTen years of thunder in pinstripes, one loud swing, a lifetime of 'I'm Robin Ventura.'
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