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Ron Hansen
In 1965, Ron set a big league mark for shortstops by handling 28 chances in one day. He handled 18 chances in the opener of a double header and 10 chances in the nightcap. Probably Ron's best day in the major leagues was against the Yankees on August 3, 1965 when he socked in all three runs to defeat New York, 3-2.
1967 Topps Set (Baseball)
9
#PosedHeadShot, Player, Shortstop, White Sox

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Gary Majewski
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Luis put all his considerable tools on display in 2023, becoming the first player in White Sox history to produce at least 35 homers, 35 doubles and 20 steals in the same season. He also shined defensively, amassing 13 Outs Above Average in center field.

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Although he was born and raised in Chicago, Groth was signed by Detroit. He finally made it back to his home when Baltimore traded him to the White Sox. A steady hitter, Groth also is a fleet center fielder. His .993 fielding average led the league in 1951. He earned a major league try-out by leading International League in runs, hits, doubles and triples in 1948.

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A former White Sox scout reported that Eloy "looks like something out of the movie Troy". the epic war film. Ironically, that flick was based on a work by the poet Homer - the powerful Jimenez's specialty skill.

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Gregory Infante
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Back to the Front! White Sox card back du jour...

Al Simmons
Batting Tips - The Follow Through. Long distance hitters, like Al Simmons of the Chicago White Sox, get most of their power from a long follow through, allowing the bat to finish the full arc of its sweep. Time your swing to meet the ball in front of the body, where the sweep of the bat is at the point of greatest power and when the arms are fully extended. Never cramp the arms close to the body and always give the wrists loose, free play. After meeting the ball the bat will push it for a brief instant, thus adding distance and making clear the value of the long, free follow through.
1934 Diamond Stars Set (Baseball)
2
#HallOfFame, Not Listed, Player, White Sox

Card Sets

Here is a selection of card sets featuring players from this team. The number of players included from the team is also shown.

2024 Donruss Set (Baseball) (4)
2004 Upper Deck Set (Baseball) (20)
1991 Upper Deck Set (Baseball) (32)
1996 Pinnacle Set (Baseball) (13)
2004 Topps Retired Set (Baseball) (3)
1992 Upper Deck Set (Baseball) (30)
2022 Topps Set (Baseball) (25)
1960 Topps Set (Baseball) (41)
1989 Bowman Set (Baseball) (18)
2001 Donruss Set (Baseball) (7)
1990 Topps Set (Baseball) (31)
1998 Fleer Tradition Set (Baseball) (19)
2021 Topps Set (Baseball) (27)
2013 Topps Set (Baseball) (20)
1991 Donruss Rookies Set (Baseball) (2)

All Sets

White Sox
Total Card Count

7,715

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