Mar 06
Thu
12:00am
Scottsdale Stadium
Scottsdale, AZ
Spring Training: Chicago White Sox at San Francisco Giants
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Mar 10
Mon
12:00am
Hohokam Stadium
Mesa, AZ
Spring Training: Chicago White Sox at Oakland Athletics
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Apr 05
Sat
12:00am
Comerica Park
Detroit, MI
Chicago White Sox at Detroit Tigers
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Apr 06
Sun
12:00am
Comerica Park
Detroit, MI
Chicago White Sox at Detroit Tigers
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Apr 08
Tue
12:00am
Progressive Field
Cleveland, OH
Chicago White Sox at Cleveland Guardians
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May 30
Fri
12:00am
Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Baltimore, MD
Chicago White Sox at Baltimore Orioles
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May 31
Sat
12:00am
Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Baltimore, MD
Chicago White Sox at Baltimore Orioles
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Jun 01
Sun
12:00am
Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Baltimore, MD
Chicago White Sox at Baltimore Orioles
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Jul 01
Tue
12:00am
Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles, CA
Chicago White Sox at Los Angeles Dodgers
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Jul 02
Wed
12:00am
Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles, CA
Chicago White Sox at Los Angeles Dodgers
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Jul 03
Thu
12:00am
Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles, CA
Chicago White Sox at Los Angeles Dodgers
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Jul 04
Fri
12:00am
Coors Field
Denver, CO
Chicago White Sox at Colorado Rockies
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Jul 06
Sun
12:00am
Coors Field
Denver, CO
Chicago White Sox at Colorado Rockies
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Aug 05
Tue
12:00am
T-Mobile Park
Seattle, WA
Chicago White Sox at Seattle Mariners
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Aug 06
Wed
12:00am
T-Mobile Park
Seattle, WA
Chicago White Sox at Seattle Mariners
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Aug 07
Thu
12:00am
T-Mobile Park
Seattle, WA
Chicago White Sox at Seattle Mariners
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Sep 26
Fri
12:00am
Nationals Park
Washington, DC
Chicago White Sox at Washington Nationals
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Sep 27
Sat
12:00am
Nationals Park
Washington, DC
Chicago White Sox at Washington Nationals
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Sep 28
Sun
12:00am
Nationals Park
Washington, DC
Chicago White Sox at Washington Nationals
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League: American League (AL)
Division: AL Central
Stadium: Guaranteed Rate Field (capacity 40,615)
Manager: Pedro Grifol (2023-present)
Star Players: Luis Robert Jr., Jake Burger, Dylan Cease (pitcher)
2022-23 Regular Season: 61-101 (4th in AL Central)
2023 Postseason: Did not qualify
Legendary Former Players: Frank Thomas, Shoeless Joe Jackson, Robin Ventura, Albert Belle, Jose Abreu
World Series Titles: 3 (1906, 1917, 2005)
The Chicago White Sox, like their red-stockinged brethren from Boston, were there right at the beginning of the modern professional game of baseball at the outset of the 20th century, winning their first World Series in 1906 over their cross-town neighbors, the Chicago Cubs of the National League. Like the Cubs and the Boston Red Sox, the White Sox would endure a brief spell of early success before enduring a World Series drought that would last generations, linked to an alleged curse known as the Curse of the Black Sox (also known as the Curse of Shoeless Joe) akin to the Red Sox’s Curse of the Bambino or Cubs’ Curse of the Billy Goat. What transpired was that after the White Sox notched up their second World Series win in 1917, the team seemed destined to repeat in 1919, but then lost to the Cincinnati Reds in extremely suspicious circumstances. It soon came out that organized crime syndicates had pressured certain White Sox players to lose the series on purpose for betting purposes, and these revelations led to eight members of the team, including Shoeless Joe Jackson (Babe Ruth’s idol and one of the game’s first superstars), being banned from baseball for life. The 1919 team were branded the “Black Sox” and so as the years went by and the team endured decades of disappointment, the legend* of the curse was born. Aside from a single appearance in the World Series in 1959, when they looked destined to win after beating the Los Angeles Dodgers 11-0 in Game One, but ended up crumbling in six, the White Sox never even saw a playoff series until 1983, when they lost to the Baltimore Orioles in the ALCS, a fate they met again in 1993 against the Toronto Blue Jays despite having one of the most stacked lineups in postseason history with slugger Frank Thomas at the plate, Cy Young winner Jack McDowell at the mound, and Gold Glover Robin Venture on third base (not to mention Manager of the Year, Gene Lamont). In fact, this was a problem that marked the White Sox throughout the 1990s and into the 2000s. Every year, they seemed to have top individual awards but still only rarely made the playoffs or, if they did, make it anywhere near the World Series. Things finally clicked into place in 2005 under manager Ozzie Guillen when the White Sox swept their way past the Red Sox and crushed the Los Angeles Angels in five in the ALCS to set up the franchise’s first World Series in nearly half a century. Though all four games were close, they swept the Houston Astros in four straight games to win their third-ever World Series 88 years after winning their second. In the years since, the White Sox have continued to employ many excellent players and managers, but have only made the playoffs three times and not won a single one of those encounters. White Sox fans will be hoping for the team’s fortunes to turn around soon, telling themselves that surely, this time, the wait for a next championship can’t be nearly so long as the last one.
Chicago White Sox Rivalries
The local rivalry between the Chicago White Sox and Chicago Cubs was something of a joke throughout the years due to the two teams’ shared histories of drought and futility (right before the Sox won the World Series at last in 2005, the hapless pair had shared a combined World Series drought of 185 years). Another strange thing about the Crosstown Rivalry, as it is known, was that apart from the 1906 World Series (when the Sox beat the Cubs to win their first title), the teams had never played one another in an official league game before 1997, when interleague regular season matchups (between the National League and American League) were instituted. Since then, things have heated up considerably, with a bench-clearing brawl between the teams in 2006 after a huge collision at the plate. The White Sox also have strong divisional rivalries with the Minnesota Twins and Detroit Tigers (who they have played against for a remarkable 122 consecutive seasons). Getting your hands on tickets to such popular matchups (especially Sox-Cubs) can be hard, so head to TicketX to find the most affordable tickets to the most in-demand Chicago White Sox games.
*The “Black Sox” scandal was such big news at the time in America that it eventually entered the realm of literature and film. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby contains a character who is an obvious reference to Arnold Rothstein, the gangster who allegedly bribed the players and the novel Shoeless Jackson by W.P. Kinsella was made into the hit film Field of Dreams (“If you build it, they will come”) starring Kevin Costner.
Where Can I Buy Chicago White Sox Tickets?
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What Is The Cheapest Price For Chicago White Sox Tickets?
The cheapest Chicago White Sox ticket starts from $12.10 at Angel Stadium on Aug 03 on TicketX.
How to Buy the Cheapest Chicago White Sox Tickets on TicketX Desktop and Mobile Website
To purchase the cheapest Chicago White Sox tickets on TicketX’s desktop website, go to the Chicago White Sox page or search their name in the search bar.
Once you’re on the Chicago White Sox page, find events near you by using the location filter.
To select the date that is convenient for you, we recommend using the date filters at the top right corner of the page. When you find the ideal event, click “Find Tickets” to go to the ticket listing page.
To sort the tickets by the lowest price for Chicago White Sox in this ticket listing page, click the price filter button in the top right corner.
If you have a specific budget, you can use the top left filter to set a price range by either adjusting the price sliders or manually entering your desired minimum and maximum prices.
Ticket prices depend on whether you buy an even or odd number of tickets. We recommend that you specify the number of tickets with the quantity filter, which is above the price range filter. If you do not have a preference, you can leave it at “Any.”
Once you find your desired ticket, proceed to check out.
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How to Buy the Cheapest Chicago White Sox Tickets on TicketX Mobile App
Once you’ve downloaded the TicketX App, you must either sign up or log in to your account.
At the bottom of the mobile app, select the magnifying glass and search Chicago White Sox in the search bar.
After you select the Chicago White Sox page, please check the dates that are convenient for you and see if there are any events near you, then select your ideal event.
Once you select your desired event, you'll see a seat map and a list of all available tickets. To sort the tickets by the lowest price for Chicago White Sox, click the price filter button in the top right corner.
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