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Daily Position Focus: Second Base, Third Base

Fred Manrique
Tim Hulett
Craig Grebeck
Craig Grebeck
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Harold Baines
Dick Allen
Frank Thomas

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* Factoid: Ron Hansen played Second Base for the mighty White Sox. and * Factoid: Ron Hansen played Shortstop for the mighty White Sox.
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Nellie is one of the snappiest little fielders in the business, and a fellow who knows how to use a baseball bat to good advantage. His .983 fielding average in 1953 was the third best in the league, three points back of the average compiled by the leader. He hit .285 for 154 games, and had 31 doubles and 72 runs batted in. Nellie got into baseball when his mother loaded him in a truck and drove him to a Philadelphia Athletics training camp, where he made a good impression.



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.



Not only did Dylan's 12.28 SOS/9 IP lead the American League in 2021, it was the fourth-highest rate ever by a 25-or-younger pitcher. He fanned 10 or more eight times - a team record for a right-hander.



Rookie Cards

Josh Paul
Chris Stewart
Anderson Severino

Gallery Redux!

Ozzie Guillen, Shortstop - White Sox.
Terry Leach, Pitcher - White Sox.

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

Dick Donovan
Dick is the top righthander on the White Sox staff. In 1957 he tied for the best A.L. Won-Lost Percentage and for most Complete Games pitched. Dick started in baseball in '47, but it wasn't until 1954 that he found himself at Atlanta where he won 18 games.
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Total Card Count

7,679

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