The Chicago White Sox, founded in 1901, has a storied history in Major League Baseball. The franchise has experienced both highs and lows throughout the years. The White Sox achieved their greatest success in 1906 when they won the World Series behind the leadership of "Shoeless" Joe Jackson and Ed Walsh. They captured another championship in 1917. In more recent times, the White Sox made waves in 2005, breaking an 88-year drought to win their third World Series title, led by a talented roster including Paul Konerko and Mark Buehrle. Known for their iconic black and white uniforms and the vibrant baseball culture of the South Side of Chicago, the White Sox continue to strive for success and excite fans with their talented players, including stars like José Abreu and Tim Anderson.
