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White Sox Moments That Shook the League | Sports News
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In a wild 1931 game, Earl Webb hit into a triple play at Fenway, but the White Sox still lost badly as their pitcher surrendered eleven runs before the fifth inning. A decade later, Jim Rivera, a minor league standout, became a ten-season staple for Chicago, playing over a thousand games. In 1986, a pivotal trade sent Bobby Bonilla to Pittsburgh for José DeLeón, landing Lance Johnson in Chicago — who would become a team cornerstone. In 2009, Mark Buehrle threw the 18th perfect game in MLB history, capped by a jaw-dropping catch from Dewayne Wise. Then, in 2016, Chris Sale famously destroyed the team’s jerseys over throwback uniforms, sparking a suspension and eventual trade — all in the name of winning.
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