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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-01 · 102 entries checked · 86 flagged · 261 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 261 still open
Old Comiskey Park — The entry states Comiskey Park hosted four World Series (1917, 1918, 1919, 1959), but the 1918 World Series was split between Comiskey Park and Fenway Park, not fully hosted at Comiskey Park.
Second Comiskey Park — The entry states Comiskey Park hosted four World Series, but the correct number is three (1917, 1919, 1959).
Second Comiskey Park — The entry says Joe Louis' championship run lasted 11 years, but it lasted 12 years (1937–1949).
Shoeless Joe Jackson — The entry claims that in 2025, Commissioner Rob Manfred removed Jackson and other deceased players from MLB's permanently ineligible list, but no such official action has occurred.
Shoeless Joe Jackson — The entry contradicts itself by stating in the STATS section that Jackson's ban 'remains in effect' while the TAGLINE and INTRO claim he was reinstated in 2025.
Black Sox Scandal — The claim of a 2025 reinstatement by Commissioner Rob Manfred is fabricated; no such event has occurred as of the current date.
Black Sox Scandal — The statement that the Hall of Fame formally defined the punishment as banishment from consideration is inaccurate; the Hall has no such official rule.
Ken Harrelson — Harrelson was called up to the majors in 1963, not 1965, with the Kansas City Athletics.
Ken Harrelson — Harrelson's playing career with the Chicago White Sox was from 1969 to 1970, not 1968–1970; he was traded to the White Sox in 1969.
1959 World Series — The STATS section says 'Series Result=White Sox Win (4 Games to 2)', but the Dodgers actually won the 1959 World Series 4 games to 2, not the White Sox.
1959 World Series — The STATS section says 'World Series MVP=Nellie Fox', but the actual 1959 World Series MVP was Larry Sherry of the Dodgers.
Comiskey Park — Location is 35th Street & South Shields Avenue (or 35th and Wentworth), not 35th Street & South Laramie Avenue.
Comiskey Park — Served the White Sox from 1910 to 1990, not 1916 to 1991.
South Side — Comiskey Park's address was 324 West 35th Street, not 3509 South Laramie Avenue.
South Side — Comiskey Park was the home of the White Sox from 1910 to 1990, not 1916 to 2003.
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