The history and legacy of Comiskey Park
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The history and legacy of Comiskey Park
The history and legacy of Comiskey Park
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Comiskey Park Demolition
On this day, the Disco Demolition at Comiskey Park took place
On this day, the Disco Demolition at Comiskey Park took place
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Jul 12, 2022
The night exploding albums caused a team to forfeit
The night exploding albums caused a team to forfeit
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Feb 3, 2023
16K views · 232 reactions | 7.12.79: Steve Dahl party crashed Comiskey Park for a little Disco Demolition. Today, he's hijacking your lunch hour. #discostillsucks #38years #imkeepingtheshirtsteve | The Loop - Chicago's Classic Rock Station - WLUP | Facebook
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16K views · 232 reactions | 7.12.79: Steve Dahl party crashed Comiskey Park for a little Disco Demolition. Today, he's hijacking your lunch hour. #discostillsucks #38years #imkeepingtheshirtsteve | The Loop - Chicago's Classic Rock Station - WLUP | Facebook
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Comiskey Park White Sox
On August 7, 1974, at Old Comiskey Park, Chicago White Sox slugger Dick Allen famously broke up Nolan Ryan's no-hitter with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning. Pitching for the California Angels, Ryan had been overpowering, striking out 13 White Sox batters, including the leadoff man in the ninth, Jorge Orta, for Orta's fourth strikeout of the night. Up next, Allen hit a weak, checked-swing roller up the third-base line. Angels third baseman Rudy Meoli fielded the ball but the throw to fi
On August 7, 1974, at Old Comiskey Park, Chicago White Sox slugger Dick Allen famously broke up Nolan Ryan's no-hitter with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning. Pitching for the California Angels, Ryan had been overpowering, striking out 13 White Sox batters, including the leadoff man in the ninth, Jorge Orta, for Orta's fourth strikeout of the night. Up next, Allen hit a weak, checked-swing roller up the third-base line. Angels third baseman Rudy Meoli fielded the ball but the throw to fi
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1993 In front of a capacity crowd at the new Comiskey Park, the White Sox won the Western Division by beating Seattle, 4-2. Bo Jackson clubbed a towering, three-run blast just dropping over the wall in left that was the difference in the game. The homer capped off an incredible comeback season for one of the finest athletes in history. Also in this game, Sox starting pitcher Wilson Álvarez saw his streak of 31 consecutive shutout innings snapped when Seattle got to him for two runs in the eighth
1993 In front of a capacity crowd at the new Comiskey Park, the White Sox won the Western Division by beating Seattle, 4-2. Bo Jackson clubbed a towering, three-run blast just dropping over the wall in left that was the difference in the game. The homer capped off an incredible comeback season for one of the finest athletes in history. Also in this game, Sox starting pitcher Wilson Álvarez saw his streak of 31 consecutive shutout innings snapped when Seattle got to him for two runs in the eighth
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Today in White Sox History. On September 17, 1983, before a packed house at Comiskey Park, Harold Baines hit a sacrifice fly to drive in Julio Cruz with the run that clinched the American League West title for the White Sox. The 4-3 win over Seattle marked the first time the White Sox had ever won the AL West. The Sox would go on to the playoffs for the first time in 24 years, drawing a record 2,132,821 fans, finishing with the best record in baseball (99-63), and winning the division by a recor
Today in White Sox History. On September 17, 1983, before a packed house at Comiskey Park, Harold Baines hit a sacrifice fly to drive in Julio Cruz with the run that clinched the American League West title for the White Sox. The 4-3 win over Seattle marked the first time the White Sox had ever won the AL West. The Sox would go on to the playoffs for the first time in 24 years, drawing a record 2,132,821 fans, finishing with the best record in baseball (99-63), and winning the division by a recor
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