Chicago White Sox Tickets

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The Chicago White Sox play their home games at Guaranteed Rate Field.

The Chicago White Sox have retired the numbers of 11 former players including seven Hall of Famers, in addition to Jackie Robinson's #42. The retired numbers are Nellie Fox's #2, Harold Baines's #3, Luke Appling's #4, Minnie Miñoso's #9, Luis Aparicio's #11, Paul Konerko's #14, all-time pitching wins leader Ted Lyons's #16, Billie Pierce's #19, their all-time home runs leader Frank Thomas's #35, Mark Buehrle's #56, and Carlton Fisk's #72.

https://www.tickpick.com/mlb/chicago-cubs-tickets/>Chicago Cubs, who play their home games at Wrigley Field on the city's North Side. Their other biggest rival at least in recent history would be their AL Central counterpart Minnesota Twins, who play their home games at Target Field.

The White Sox have some excellent prospects heading into the 2021 season like right-handed pitcher Michael Kopech, who after injury troubles in recent years has maintained his status as a top flight pitcher who is expected to contribute to the rotation very soon for the team. Former top draft pick Andrew Vaughn is considered one of the best hitters in the entire minor league system and should be MLB-ready from the start. Lefty starter Garrett Crochet was last year's first round pick by Chicago and is also considered fairly MLB-ready and is expected to contribute to the team in 2021, where he should provide some great rotation depth in case of injury.

After qualifying for the postseason in 2020 for the first time in 12 years, the White Sox are looking to build on that momentum with an ascending group of players on its roster that includes the reigning AL MVP Jose Abreu, Eloy Jimenez, Luis Robert, Lucas Giolito, and more. This is a franchise that's been building for a season like this for over a decade now, and Sox fans should have high expectations for their team to not only return to the playoffs, but win the AL Central and perhaps contend for a World Series come October.

The White Sox manager is Hall of Famer Tony LaRussa, who will begin his second stint with the franchise as its manager in 2021 after leading the team from 1979-1986. Between then and now, he's carved out am incredible career as a manager while leading his teams to three total World Series championships, winning one in Oakland and two in St. Louis.

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