Today in White Sox History: May 21

It was a rough night for the Good Guys, back in 2009
Today in White Sox History: May 21
Today in White Sox History: May 21 /

1924

In a game at Cleveland, White Sox outfielder Bill Barrett banged out four hits and stole home twice in a 13-7 win.

2009

The White Sox tied the team record for worst defeat based on run differential when they were annihilated, 20-1, by the Twins at U.S. Cellular Field. The 19-run difference was first set on May 10, 2002 in Anaheim. Bartolo Colon, Lance Broadway and Jimmy Gobble gave up all the runs. Colon at least had something of an excuse … of the eight runs he allowed, seven were unearned!


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Mark Liptak
MARK LIPTAK

Mark Liptak is originally from Chicago and has been a White Sox fan since 1960. He and his wife Zoe reside in Pocatello, Idaho where he is the radio voice as part of Idaho State athletics in volleyball, football, women's basketball and softball.