Chicago White Sox in Minneapolis tickets

• Ed Walsh: the Hall of Fame pitcher owns the lowest career earned run average in major league history at 1.82.
• Luke Appling: the Hall of Fame shortstop known as Ol' Aches and Pains held down the position for two decades.
• Nellie Fox: the second baseman won the 1959 American League MVP as the engine of the Go-Go era.
• Minnie Miñoso: the dynamic star of the Go-Go era wore a White Sox uniform across five separate stints and had his No. 9 retired.
• Luis Aparicio: the 1956 Rookie of the Year shortstop went on to the Hall of Fame with a White Sox cap on his plaque.
• Carlton Fisk: the Hall of Fame catcher closed his career on the South Side and had his No. 72 retired.
• Frank Thomas: the back-to-back American League MVP of 1993 and 1994 remains the franchise's all-time leader in runs, doubles, home runs, total bases, and walks.
• Paul Konerko and Mark Buehrle: the heart of the 2005 champions, honored with retired No. 14 and No. 56.

• American League MVP: Nellie Fox (1959), Dick Allen (1972), Frank Thomas (1993 and 1994), and José Abreu (2020).
• Cy Young Award: Early Wynn (1959), LaMarr Hoyt (1983), and Jack McDowell (1993).
• Rookie of the Year: Minnie Miñoso (1951, Sporting News), Luis Aparicio (1956), Gary Peters (1963), Tommie Agee (1966), Ron Kittle (1983), Ozzie Guillén (1985), and José Abreu (2014).
• Manager of the Year: Tony La Russa (1983), Jeff Torborg (1990), Gene Lamont (1993), Jerry Manuel (2000), and Ozzie Guillén (2005).
• Baseball Hall of Fame: eleven Hall of Famers are depicted on their plaques wearing a White Sox cap, including Luke Appling, Nellie Fox, Minnie Miñoso, Luis Aparicio, Ted Lyons, Ed Walsh, and Frank Thomas.

• The organ: Nancy Faust spent forty years at the organ beginning in 1970 and helped pioneer pop music at the ballpark; her 1977 spin on "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye" became a permanent anthem, still played when the White Sox force an opposing pitching change.
• The soundtrack: AC/DC's "Thunderstruck" has introduced White Sox players since the 2005 championship run, the Blues Brothers' "Sweet Home Chicago" plays after games, and "Let's Go, Go-Go White Sox" remains the unofficial fight song.
• The characters: Andy the Clown rallied Comiskey Park crowds from 1961 to 1991 with his "Come on you White Sox" battle cry, and SouthPaw has served as the official mascot since 2004.
• The community: Chicago White Sox Charities, founded in 1990, has donated more than $27 million to Chicago organizations, starting with childhood literacy programs.

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