The Chicago White Sox have had a tumultuous journey from 2000 to 2024, featuring a World Series championship in 2005 but also a modern-day record for losses in 2024. Throughout the years, the team faced numerous challenges, including managerial shifts, a team owner transition, and several one-and-done playoff appearances. Significant moments include Minnie Minoso's Hall of Fame induction and Jim Thome's 500th home run, reflecting the team's fluctuating fortunes and historical milestones both on and off the field.
The White Sox enshrined Minnie Minoso, 'Mr. White Sox', in the Hall of Fame, recognizing his historic impact as the team's first Black Hispanic player.
In 2005, the White Sox celebrated a dramatic World Series title, a remarkable apex overshadowed by a string of poor seasons including a record for losses in 2024.
Jim Thome's 500th home run celebrated a significant moment for the White Sox, exemplifying the team's turbulent history and moments of glory since the turn of the century.
The timeline of the White Sox showcases 25 monumental events, from managerial changes to record lows, embodying the highs and lows of a storied franchise.
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