Column: Mark Buehrle was a one-of-a-kind pitcher for the Chicago White Sox - and enjoyed a few beers on an epic ride
Briefly

Mark Buehrle's association with beer is a prominent part of Chicago White Sox lore, starting with his first major-league win linked to a joyful beer shower. Celebrating 25 years later, Buehrle remains a fan favorite, promising to buy drinks for attendees at SoxFest Live. His on-field and off-field drinking stories, including a legendary moment during the 2005 World Series, have only strengthened his connection with fans. Buehrle humorously downplays past drinking before games, keeping the legend alive while showing his appreciation for the supporters.
"Sox hang on, and the beer's on Buehrle" was the headline on my Chicago Tribune report that day.
Buehrle explained to reporters while hinting the Sox helped pick up the tab.
The story became legend, much like the pitcher, and was embellished over the years."
"It was only like three beers," Buehrle later wrote in The Players' Tribune.
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