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Favorite not-so known ex White Sox

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Wilbur Wood (well known to older fans so maybe doesn't apply)

 

Switching topics slightly, my all-time favoreite roll player off the bench was on the Bulls, Granville Waiters. At the end of a blow out, the stadium faithful would start a Grraaaaaaaaanville cheer.

 

Back top the Sox. Jorge Orta or Carlos May.

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Timo, Jamie Burke, and a fan favorite, the milkman.

Shingo Takatsu (spent $210 on a jersey too)

Tony Graffanino

Willie Harris

Bill Simas

Josh Paul

Rock Biddle's sideburns

Miguel Olivo

 

I loved the Milkman too but he started here for a while and was a pretty key guy. Timo Perez will always have a soft spot in my heart as well. No joke, I liked Timo.

 

QUOTE(Beastly @ May 30, 2007 -> 09:43 PM)
Billy Simas, Geoff Blum, Jamie Burke, Jose Canseco, Sean Lowe, Brook Fordyce, Gary Glover, Ray Durham, Tom Gordon, and D'Angelo Jimenez.

not-so known? :lol: Although Durham is my favorite White Sox player ever.

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Joe De Sa.

Wow Joe De Sa, he was the first white so baseball card i eever got, 1986 Topps. He died in a traffice accident in the 85-86 off season didn't he?

 

I liked Craig Wilson (from Leyden High School), the Deacon, the Pope, Little Hurt, Paco Martin, Milkman, and Greg Norton.

QUOTE(Whitewashed in @ May 29, 2007 -> 06:40 PM)
I was a big fan of Graffanino.

Him and Gload are the first two players that popped into my head.

No love for John Kruk?

Most of these have been said, but....

 

Tony G

The Deacon

Shawn "Mickey" Abner

Ross Gload

 

Nobody has any Dave Martinez love? Or did I miss it....and what about Kirk McCaskill? HAD to like him.

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I really liked Ellis Burks too.

 

Kind of like Dye but with a big mustache.

I always liked Alan Bannister from my earliest memories. I definitely have to mention Bill Almon at short. I still remember a Monday Night Baseball game in Boston. Maybe the ugliest game the White Sox ever played. They made seven errors on national television, and I believe Almon had something like four of them. Anyone else remember that night of infamy?

 

SFF

 

Edit: Well looking back, my history was a little off. The Monday night game was at home hosting Milwaukee (July 5th), and Almon had three of the seven errors. Still ugly...

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QUOTE(Texsox @ May 30, 2007 -> 11:48 PM)
Wilbur Wood (well known to older fans so maybe doesn't apply)

 

Switching topics slightly, my all-time favoreite roll player off the bench was on the Bulls, Granville Waiters. At the end of a blow out, the stadium faithful would start a Grraaaaaaaaanville cheer.

 

Back top the Sox. Jorge Orta or Carlos May.

 

 

I LOVED Granville Waiters. The best 12th man to hardly ever play the game.

QUOTE(CanOfCorn @ May 31, 2007 -> 10:52 AM)
I LOVED Granville Waiters. The best 12th man to hardly ever play the game.

 

He was no Quintin Dailey.

Dave Gallagher, Ivan Calderon, Freddie Manrique, Bob James, Gene Nelson, Danny Pasqua, Bob Zupzic, Joe Cowley, Steve Lyons, Mike Huff, Charlie Hough, Don Pall, Tony Phillips, Davey Martinez, Dave LaPointe, Ray Searage, Eric King, Jerry Kutzler, Wayne Edwards, Ken Patterson .... OK, I'll stop now.

Scott Radinsky

 

radinsky.jpg

 

Punk Rock annnnnnnnnnnnnnnd Baseball???

 

what more could i ask for?

QUOTE(FLsouthsider @ Jun 1, 2007 -> 12:33 AM)
Dave Gallagher, Ivan Calderon, Freddie Manrique, Bob James, Gene Nelson, Danny Pasqua, Bob Zupzic, Joe Cowley, Steve Lyons, Mike Huff, Charlie Hough, Don Pall, Tony Phillips, Davey Martinez, Dave LaPointe, Ray Searage, Eric King, Jerry Kutzler, Wayne Edwards, Ken Patterson .... OK, I'll stop now.

 

 

Donn Pall. The Pope. How could I forget?

 

A good South Side boy who grew up a Sox fan. IIRC, he went to Northwestern or some other Chicago area school, and wrote a very funny article for his school paper on the '84 Cubs called 'El Choko.' Sadly, last I checked it was not available on the internet.

Charlie O' Brien...he had a sweet mullet

I liked Scott Fletcher a lot, and that there Milkman Herbert Perry. I always loved that call, "and the Milkman delivers."

I've always loved the scrappy utility guys. Norberto "Paco" Martin, Craig Grebeck, Chris Snopek etc.

Rudy Law

Carlos Martinez

"Deacon" Newson

Daryl Boston-Remember my first Sox game at old Comiskey shouting at him through the grating from those picnic bench underneath the outfield stands

 

Ron Kittle-Went to my old high school in NW Indiana

 

Lance Johnson- 1 Dog

 

Dan Pasqua

 

Steve Sax

 

Norberto Martin

 

Miguel Olivo

 

Ross Gload

 

My all-time favorite ex Sox though is WILLIE HARRIS. I just liked him while he was with the Sox, and while he was a liability at the dish, he came through with the pinch-hit to get on base in Game 4 in the 8th and eventually scored the only run of the game. For that, I'll be forever grateful.

Definitely Wapnick.

QUOTE(SoxFan1 @ May 31, 2007 -> 12:10 AM)
Shingo Takatsu (spent $210 on a jersey too)

Tony Graffanino

Willie Harris

Bill Simas

Josh Paul

Rock Biddle's sideburns

Miguel Olivo

 

I loved the Milkman too but he started here for a while and was a pretty key guy. Timo Perez will always have a soft spot in my heart as well. No joke, I liked Timo.

not-so known? :lol: Although Durham is my favorite White Sox player ever.

Well, Durham was just kind of forgotten and people gave him the FU attitude like they did Magglio (which is crap in my opinion.) Canseco was kind of just a late 2001 add-on so we wouldn't look like we sucked that year of Todd Ritchie and 20 losses, and Gordon is another one people forget about.

Mike LaValliere.

 

He had the mustache of a man.

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