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Daily Position Focus: Third Base

Henry Majeski
Marcus Semien
Yoan Moncada
Bill Melton
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Recent Additions

Andrew Benintendi
Drew Thorpe
Ky Bush

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* Factoid: Ricky Horton played Pitcher for the mighty White Sox.
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White Sox Coffee Talk
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There's plenty of baseball stars who can play one position, but Jimmy Dykes can fill the bill anywhere. In 13 years in the big league he has been used at every position except catcher, and in high school he worked behind the bat. A timely batter and dependable fielder. Last year hit .265 in 153 games and played at third base, second and shortstop. Jimmy is 36, five feet, eight and one-half inches tall and weighs 175, batting and throwing right-handed. Was born in Philadelphia. Traded from the Athletics to White Sox last Winter.



The infield handyman, capable of playing three positions, had his peak year in the majors in 1965. A good gloveman, Al topped the Nebraska State League and the Sally League in assists in 1959 and 1961. The infielder is a top base-runner and loves to swipe an extra base.



At the plate, Ed ranked 3rd in Homers and Runs Batted in 1951. In fielding, though, he led all American League first basemen in double plays with 143 and in putouts. Although he started playing organized ball in 1939, Ed didn't make the majors until the end of 1946, when he came up with Cleveland. Traded to Washington in '49, he hit .294 and .295 the next year when he was sent to the White Sox. Ed served in World War II.



Rookie Cards

Rodney McCray
Josh Fields
Marcus Semien

Gallery Redux!

Mike Cameron, Outfield - White Sox.
Frank Thomas, Designated Hitter - White Sox. and Frank Thomas, First Base - White Sox.

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

Bruce Howard
One of the Chicago White Sox's good-looking rookie hurlers in '65, Bruce was used by Manager Al Lopez as a starter and as a reliever. The native of Maryland is one of baseball's rarities... he's a switch-hitting pitcher. Bruce's top thrill last season was his first major league shutout.
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White Sox
Total Card Count

7,715

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