The White Sox made headlines in 1976 by playing a game in shorts, defeating the Royals. This unique promotion came while the team was experiencing a difficult season. In 1977, Al Lopez was honored as one of the best managers in franchise history, amassing an impressive record of 840 wins during his tenure. On the same day, the White Sox set a franchise mark with their 10th two-homer game of the season, showcasing their offensive capabilities and enhancing their competitive spirit despite their earlier struggles in 1976.
The White Sox in 1976 made history by becoming the first major league team to wear shorts during a game, defeating the Royals 5-2.
Al Lopez, during his tenure with the White Sox from 1957 to 1965, compiled 840 wins and a winning percentage of .564, solidifying his legacy.
On the same day, the White Sox set a franchise record with their 10th two-homer game, showcasing their offensive strength in the 1977 season.
Oscar 'Happy' Felsch was purchased by the White Sox in 1914, later becoming infamous for his involvement in the 1919 Black Sox scandal.
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