Stadiums & Fan Culture
16 entries in the Chicago White Sox compendium.
Stadiums & Fan Culture — Era Chart
Old Comiskey ParkThe Baseball Palace of the WorldSecond Comiskey ParkThe Baseball Palace of the WorldShoeless Joe JacksonShoeless Joe Jackson: banned after the 1920 season, reinstated in 2025.Black Sox ScandalThe 1919 World Series fix that led to lifetime bans—still in effect today.Go Sox Go ChantThe thunderous, unifying roar that defines the South Side spirit at every home game.Ken HarrelsonFormer MLB first baseman and outfielder who spent 33 years as a White Sox broadcaster, kno1959 World SeriesThe Dodgers won in six games, marking the first World Series championship for a West CoastComiskey ParkThe Baseball Palace of the World, home of the White Sox from 1910 to 1990.White Sox pinstripesThe 1990 White Sox: final season at Comiskey Park, a record 57 saves, and the birth of theSouth SideA section of Chicago, Illinois.Charlie "Shake" RogersThe arm the South Side could count on when the wind off the lake made the ball sit low.Go-Go SoxThe 1959 Go-Go Sox: First pennant in 40 years, powered by speed, defense, and a late-seasoGuaranteed Rate FieldHome of the Chicago White Sox on the South SidePilsenHome of the Chicago White Sox and Chicago's ChinatownThe "Sox" identitySouth Side pride since 1901.The "T" (South Side L)The 1910 White Sox: a season of historic batting futility and a new ballpark.
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