For 125 seasons, the Chicago White Sox have been more than a baseball team—they have been the heartbeat of the South Side, embodying resilience, grit and undeniable style. From the streets of Bridgeport to the global stage, the Sox have left an imprint that not only transcends the game, but shapes culture itself. The pinstripes, the attitude, the unforgettable moments-each one a mark that lasts. Imprinted in History.
Hall of Famer Frank Thomas (pictured, left) ranks first in White Sox history with 1,466 walks and 448 home runs. Take a look at Big Hurt's impressive career numbers and see where he ranks in other offensive categories.
White Sox history includes a deep connection to Negro Leagues baseball, from the Negro National Leagues’ flagship team, the Chicago American Giants, competing at South Side Park during their championship seasons, to Old Comiskey Park serving as a home to the annual East-West All-Star Game. The White Sox honor the legacy of Black baseball pioneers by providing resources that preserve this important era of baseball and these inspiring stories.
