Comiskey Park has been a site of memorable events in baseball history, starting with the opening of its upper deck in 1927, which increased its capacity and hosted its first grand slam hit by Lou Gehrig. Over the years, records continued to be set, including Ted Williams' notable homer over the roof in 1941 and Sammy Sosa's walk-off in 1991. The construction of a new Comiskey Park in 1989 highlighted the evolution and ongoing significance of the venue in Chicago baseball history.
The upper deck of Comiskey Park officially opened in 1927, featuring 23,200 additional seats and marking a milestone by hosting a grand slam hit by Lou Gehrig.
The record attendance of 37,000 set a new benchmark for the White Sox and Chicago baseball, showcasing strong fan support despite the Yankees' 8-0 victory.
In 1941, Ted Williams smashed his sixth homer over the Comiskey roof, delivering a crucial hit that helped the Boston Red Sox earn a 4-3 win.
Sammy Sosa's 1991 walk-off home run marked the first-time achievement for the Chicago White Sox in their new Comiskey Park, showcasing his clutch performance.
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