1962
The last part of the Billy Pierce–Eddie Fisher Trade (with six total players) was mentioned, as San Francisco Werper sent Verle Tiefenthaler To the white Sox.
Tiefenthaler threw in just three games for the White Sox, made his Major League debut on August 19 and was turned upside down for two earned in two-thirds of a collection. His other two games went just as badly, and he ended with an Era of 9.82 prevented him from seeing the Majors again.
The acquisition of Tiefenthaler is the most striking because only 14 players in the history of White Sox threw just as much as the 3 2 XKERS he did with the team and collected less than his -0.2 war.
1985
In a 12-7 victory at Milwaukee, Carlton -fish tied an American League record when he was deliberately walked through three times Brewers pitchers. Fisk received a free pass in the second, eighth and ninth innings of the game. Officially, Fisk 1-from-2 went with two RBIs.
1986
Future Hall-of-Famer Steve CarltonGot off the White Sox on 12 August, won his second career American League match and his 320th General. “Lefty” allowed four points of more than 7 1⁄3 innings in a 7-4 victory over the Brewers in Chicago. In 10 games at the end of 1986, Carlton finished with four wins, a 3.69 ERA and 40 strikeouts in 63 innings before he was released at the end of the season.
Carlton threw Ron KarkoviceHe made his major League debut.
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In a double head of sleeping cap in Texas, Carlton -fish became the home leader of baseball of all time as a catcher (328), while he nailed a Charlie Hough Offering and drifting in the field chairs with left-mids. The White Sox won, 4-2. (Hough becomes a teammate of Fisk on the White Sox in 1991.)
This was a record-smashing home run, because it did more than breaking all the time for catchers. The long ball was also Fisk’s 187th with the White Sox, making him the club leader of the club of all time.
That team record would be passed on Frank ThomasAnd Fisk’s record for catchers would eventually be broken by Mike Piazza.
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In a 5-3 loss for the Orioles, James Baldwin joined 14 other pitchers in binding an American League record with four HIT Batsmen. Ironically, Baldwin had only struck two batters in his first 154 innings in 2000!
It is now difficult to say whether there was an intention, but Baldwin only ran two batters in 5 1⁄3 innings.
Without a score in the third, Baldwin Jerry Hairston and Melvin Mora Back-to-back pitches To load the bases-a jam that escaped the right side with a double play ball.
Then, in the fifth, with a 1-0 lead, Baldwin opened the inning that gives a first-pitch double and single before he avoided a third straight first pitch hit by hit Hairston on the knee for a second HBP-op the first pitch of the battle.
In the sixth, with 2-1, Baldwin stood up a lead-off home run and a single before Mark Lewis was picked on the Hiney. After a SAC bunt and walking to load the bases, Hairston got his revenge for the two bruises by working a long battle and touching a full single to ride in two runs, haunting Baldwin from the game.
Baldwin barely missed the record of the all time, while Mora dived to avoid a throw on his head while he was in the fifth inning to bump.
“I didn’t get irritated, although he hit me in a reasonably good place in the kneecap for the second time. That hurt a little,” Hairston said the Baltimore Sun Postgame. “Such things sometimes wake you up, and you really want to get the man. I know he is not trying to do it on purpose, but those little things are going to you.”
It was the first loss of Baldwin since 8 July.
2004
Did you know that Harold Baines Did the White Sox manage for four games? A competition on this day, an 11-8 loss for the Tigers, started the 1-3 run of the White SOX legend at the helm.
On August 9, manager Ozzie Guillén was suspended for his actions during a fight with referee Hunter Wendelstedt about Carlos Lee (incorrect) are called up on second base for an attempt to stem during the 13-11 loss of Chicago against Cleveland. Later Guillén Wendelstedt called a “liar” for the report of the referee of the argument, which earned him two more games. Baines, as Ozzie’s bank coach when he took the White Sox Managing Job for the 2004 season, took the managerial duties in his absence.
2006
For the first time in MLB history, four Leadoff Home-Runs started the first two innings of a competition, one that ended with host Chicago who defeated the royals, 5-4.
David Dejesus hit the first throw of the game of Mark Buehrle In the seats, kC, 1-0. Pablo Ozuna De Gunst returned to the bottom half and hit a 1-1 field of Odalis Perez from the park.
The two teams duplicated the efforts in the second inning, with Emil Brown Buehrle Deep to lead half of the royals, and Jermaine Dye do the same at the bottom.
In the third, Jim Thome the White Sox led the lead forever and tied to score Sandy Everything Jr.
The victory pushed Chicago 30 games better than KC, at 72-48.
2020
Sometimes strange things happen on a baseball court. On August 12 in Detroit, Tim Anderson And Eloy Jiménez opened with home from Southpaw Matthew Boyd, and on this night with guaranteed tariff field, Anderson and Yoan Moncada completed the performance on successive pitches of Boyd in the first.
According to Stats, Inc. The White Sox was the first team in Major League Baseball History that hit back-to-back home runs to lead the game twice, in the same season, from the same pitcher. They would win this game 7-2.
Oh, and Anderson was on a decent lead – off home run roll – he would also lead the game on August 18 with a Homer!
2024
A 6-1 loss to Houston dropped the White Sox to 30-94 and from the play-off rack.
There are many ways to describe the horror of 2024, and that is one of them.
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