Sporcle Saturday: Top Sox hitters of the ‘90s

Ahh...the ‘90s. The decade that saw the beginnings of the Internet and the SUV, and also the dubious fads of Beanie Babies, Pogs, and Tickle Me Elmo. Today, we’re taking a trip down memory lane, and reviewing the top hitters for the White Sox during the ‘90s.

Gather ‘round the fireplace with your loved ones, and test yourselves: of the White Sox players who collected at least 100 hits during the ‘90s, how many of them can you name? Good luck, and happy holidays to all!

Quiz Parameters

• Last names accepted, as well as both first and last. One name which has a tricky surname will also accept just the first name.
• There are 36 players on this list: you’ll be given ten minutes to complete it.
• For hints, I’ve provided the number of hits logged for each player, as well as their position.

Useless information to amaze, annoy, confound, and/or sadden your friends:

• In total, 98 players logged at least one hit for the Sox during the 1990s.
• The average slash-line for the players on this list: .273/.339/.420
• The top player on this list also led in HBPs, with 41. (Far and away the most: the next-highest was 32)

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All data from baseballreference.com