World Series
White Sox
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General
100

This team has the record for most World Series championships all time with 27

New York Yankees

100

Although now an American League club, the White Sox beat this team in their 2005 World Series championship

Houston Astros

100

Due to their prolonged World Series drought, it was believed by some that the Cubs suffered from the curse of this animal

Billy goat

100

This stadium has the distinction of the oldest one in baseball, opening on April 20, 1912

Fenway Park

100

In April of 1989, an investment group led by this former president bought partial stake of the Texas Rangers

George W. Bush

200

In 1989, a World Series game between the A's and Giants was postponed for 10 days due to this natural disaster


Earthquake

200

Although some fans still call it Comiskey, the home of the White Sox had this name before its current identity of Guaranteed Rate Field

U.S. Cellular Field

200

The famous 1998 home run race that captivated the country was between Mark McGwire and this Cubs slugger

Sammy Sosa

200

In April of 1965, this stadium located in the Lone Star State held the first indoor baseball game

Astrodome

200

This player holds the record for most hits all time with 4,256 but don't bet on him being in the Hall of Fame

Pete Rose

300

After the Cubs ended their own in 2016, this team now has the longest World Series drought in baseball at 72 years

Cleveland Indians

300

This long-time shortstop who played for the Sox during the 80’s and 90’s returned to become manager of the team in 2004 and guided the team to a World Series championship

Ozzie Guillen

300

This fan was gifted a World Series ring in 2016 after enduring enormous criticism after a foul ball in a playoff game 13 years earlier

Steve Bartman

300

Globe Life Field is now the newest ballpark in the MLB, opening in 2020 for this team

Texas Rangers

300

In 2007, Barry Bonds broke the record for all time homeruns by hitting his 756th and surpassing this legend, who did the same to Babe Ruth in 1974

Hank Aaron

400

This smarter than the average player has won the most World Series rings out of anyone else in history with 10

Yogi Berra

400

In 1994, the White Sox gained national attention because of this player on the roster of one of their minor league affiliates

Michael Jordan

400

The Cubs held its first one of these on August 8, 1988

Night game
400

With capacity at 56,000, this baseball stadium is the largest in the MLB

Dodger Stadium

400

This iron man broke the record for consecutive games played with 2,632 spanning more than 16 straight years

Cal Ripken Jr.

500

This club is the only current team that has never made a World Series appearance

Seattle Mariners

500

Before last year’s playoff appearance, the last time the Sox qualified was in 2008, where they had to play a tie-breaking game against the Twins that was known by this name

the Blackout game

500

This Cub has played the most games in franchise history with 2,528

Ernie Banks

500

Although a historical name in itself, Wrigley Field was once known as this stadium until 1926

Weeghman Park

500

This pitcher had a baseball career spanning over 10 seasons which included throwing a no hitter, even though he was born without a right hand

Jim Abbott

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