Chicago White Sox Team History & Encyclopedia. Team Name: Chicago White Sox Seasons: 124 (1901 to 2024) Record: 9594-9612, .500 W-L% Playoff Appearances: 11 Pennants: 6 World Championships: 3 Winningest Manager: Jimmy Dykes, 899-940, .489 W-L% More Franchise Info

This is a list of seasons completed by the Chicago White Sox, originally known as the Chicago White Stockings, professional baseball franchise. They have played in the American League from their inception in 1901.

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Chicago White Sox Chi White Sox; Cleveland Guardians Cleveland; Detroit Tigers Detroit; Kansas City Royals Kansas City; Minnesota Twins Minnesota; AL West. ... Most Wins - 40. Ed Walsh (1908) Most Wins By a Rookie - 21. Reb Russell (1913) Most Losses - 25. Patrick Flaherty (1903) Highest Winning Percentage - .857. Jason Bere (12-2, 1994)

Mar 24, 2021 · Ed Walsh joined him on that plateau by tallying 40 wins for the Chicago White Sox in 1908. His 40th win was a 6-1 triumph over the Detroit Tigers on October 5, the day before the season ended.

The Chicago White Sox all-time franchise leaders for wins in a career are presented below in order, from the most wins in team history, all the way through the twenty-fifth. Research by Baseball Almanac. "If he'd (Ted Lyons) pitched for the …

The 88 seasons it took the White Sox to win the World Series stands as the longest MLB championship drought in the American League, and the second longest in both leagues, to the Cubs' 108 seasons. From 1901 to 2024, the White Sox have an overall win-loss record of 9,594–9,612–103 (.500). [5]

The Chicago White Sox franchise leaders for wins in a single season are presented below in order, from the most wins in team history during a season, all the way through the twenty-fifth. Research by Baseball Almanac .

Sep 28, 2024 · The 2024 White Sox forced a revision to that statement long ago, but with today’s victory, at least they made it to 40 wins.

Feb 25, 2021 · Paul Konerko hit 40 home runs and drove in 100 for an extremely balanced attack, and the team had four starters with at least 14 wins, an ERA below 3.90 and at least 200 innings pitched. The team used just six starters all season, with Brandon McCarthy making 10 starts outside of the main rotation.