1990
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Today in White Sox History: September 15
A triple-homer game, and a triple pair of triples game, take your pick
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Today in White Sox History: September 3
Dylan Cease pitches a masterpiece
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Today in White Sox History: August 30
Catchers who club, designated hitters who don’t
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Today in White Sox History: August 28
Homers galore, including some on the roof!
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Today in White Sox History: August 17
You want leadoff homers? We got leadoff homers
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Today in White Sox History: August 12
Monumental pitching and homering milestones abound
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Today in White Sox History: August 10
A new Murderer’s Row is born on the South Side
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Today in White Sox History: August 2
Double trades, double tags, and double debuts
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Today in White Sox History: July 16
A lefty legend makes his major league debut
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Today in White Sox History: July 1
The South Side Hit Men flex their muscles vs. Minnesota
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Today in White Sox History: May 22
A triple play and grand slam — all in one game!
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Today in White Sox History: May 15
Paul Richards’ first Waxahachie Swap!
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Today in White Sox History: May 11
Joe Horlen goes on a roll
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Today in White Sox History: April 26
What a day: forfeits, record losing streaks, near no-nos, and shenanigans on the basepaths
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Today in White Sox History: April 23
One monumental, record-breaking win
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Today in White Sox History: April 17
In a 50th anniversary season of a 95-loss team, the 2018 squad did them five worse
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Today in White Sox History: April 9
Big hits from Bill Veeck, Pete Ward, Jim Spencer, Oscar Gamble and Bo Jackson
“Last Comiskey” documentary is on its way
What started as a short pandemic project has blossomed into a 90-minute tribute to the unsung 1990 White Sox
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