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White Sox Baseball Basics

• Year Established: 1901

• Mascot: Southpaw (A Fuzzy Green Creature)

• Current Division: American League Central

• Last Playoff Appearance: 2021 American League Divisional Series

• Last Division Title: 2021

• Last League Pennant: 2005 vs. Los Angeles Angels

• Last World Series Championship: 2005 vs. Houston Astros

The Chicago White Sox Schedule

Every White Sox season is a test of endurance, skill, and strategy for the team. They meet each divisional opponent 13 times across four series, totaling 52 games. Additionally, they engage in 64 face-offs with familiar foes in the American League East and West, and there are 46 interleague duels on the docket. It’s a schedule that includes a wide array of opponents, and there’s not a boring battle in the bunch. Still, some adversaries certainly stand out above the rest: 

AL Central Divisional Competitors

• Cleveland Guardians

• Detroit Tigers

• Kansas City Royals

• Minnesota Twins

Top American League Competitors

• Houston Astros

• New York Yankees

• Baltimore Orioles

• Tampa Bay Rays

Top Interleague Competitors

• Chicago Cubs

• Los Angeles Dodgers 

• St. Louis Cardinals

• Milwaukee Brewers

Guaranteed Rate Field

Guaranteed Rate Field welcomes up to 40,000 guests per game. It replaced the historic Comiskey Park in 1991 and has since become a prominent landmark in Chicago's sports landscape. The South Side stadium was the last Major League Baseball venue built in the 1960s modern style, but renovations have added retro elements to its look. 

One of the most prominent nostalgic features of the field is the exploding scoreboard. The brainchild of former owner Bill Veeck, it adds a symphony of sounds, a celebratory light show, and fireworks to the atmosphere after every home run hit by the home team!

When purchasing White Sox tickets, keep in mind that only season ticket holders have free reign of the facility. If the crowd exceeds 25,000, guests must remain on the same level as their seats throughout the game. The skyline views from the 500 level are incredible, but if you get seats on the top tier, you likely won’t be able to visit the restaurants and other attractions on lower levels.

Notable Sections

• Chicago White Sox Dugout: Sections 137–141

• Visiting Team Dugout: Sections 122–126

• Behind Home Plate: 130–134

• Family Friendly: Sections 516–522.

• Partying/Socializing: Sections 104–105

• Best on a Budget: Lower-Level Sections 160–164, Upper Reserved Seating

Parking

Several parking lots surround Guaranteed Rate Field, but the closest are the following: 

• Lot A: W. 33rd Street (~2300 spaces)

• Lot B: W. 34th Street (~500 spaces)

• Lot C: 3445 S. Shields Avenue (~2000 spaces)

Vacancies can be tough to find during events, so plan to get to the stadium early. If you want to simplify your arrival, reserve parking when you purchase your White Sox baseball tickets.

Alternative Transportation

Guaranteed Rate Field is well-served by public transportation. The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) operates the Red Line, which has a stop at Sox-35th, located just a short walk from the park. Additionally, the Metra Rock Island train service offers convenient access, with the 35th Street "Lou" Jones/Bronzeville station nearby.

Memorable Chicago White Sox Moments

A day at the ballpark is unforgettable! Aside from the main event, the food, the music, and the fans add elements you just can’t experience through a screen. Plus, when you buy White Sox tickets, you just might be in the stands to witness the next big moment! These are some of the feats some fans had the privilege of seeing live: 

• World Series Walk-Off (10/23/2005): Although he hadn’t had a single homer during the regular season, Scott Podsednik hit the walk-off home run that gave the White Sox the victory in Game 2 of the World Series against the Houston Astros.

• Historic Homer (09/16/2007): Jim Thome's 500th career home run was a dramatic game-winner against the Los Angeles Angels. It was a milestone in his career, marked by a huge celebration that saw him carried off the field by his teammates.

• Pitching Perfection (07/23/2009): After a second-inning grand slam off the bat of Scott Kazmir, a remarkable catch by Dewayne Wise robbed Gabe Kapler of a home run and helped Mark Buehrle achieve a perfect game against the Tampa Bay Rays.

• Strikeout Sensation (08/16/2015): Chris Sale broke the White Sox single-season strikeout record in 2015, and his most spectacular performance came against the Chicago Cubs when he fanned 15 and allowed only one single in his seven-inning outing.

• Back-to-Back-to-Back-to-Back (08/16/2020): The White Sox hit four consecutive home runs against the St. Louis Cardinals, marking a rare and exciting feat in baseball. This display of power was a testament to the team's offensive strength.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the biggest rivals of the Chicago White Sox?

The Crosstown Classic pits Windy City neighbors against each other! They may be in different leagues, but when the White Sox and Cubs clash, every baseball fan in Chicago wants to be at the ballpark.

Where do the Chicago White Sox play their home games?

When the White Sox have a home game, up to 40,000 fans head to Guaranteed Rate Field to see them play. The venue is known for its exploding scoreboard, and there’s not a bad seat in the house!

What are the best seats at Guaranteed Rate Field?

The best seats at Guaranteed Rate Field depend on personal preferences. If you’re taking the family to a White Sox game, try sections 516–522. Looking for a party? Sections 104–105 might be more your speed.

Which sections at Guaranteed Rate Field are near the dugouts?

At Guaranteed Rate Field, sections 137–141 behind the White Sox dugout or 122–126 behind the visitors' dugout put you in close proximity to the players. These tickets are very popular with fans on both sides.

What are the cheapest seats at Guaranteed Rate Field?

The “Upper Reserved” seats at Guaranteed Rate Field are some of the most budget-friendly White Sox tickets available, but if you want to sit closer to the field, sections 160–164 won’t break the bank.

What time do the gates open at Guaranteed Rate Field?

The gates at Guaranteed Rate Field typically open 90 minutes before the scheduled first pitch. If you’re driving to a White Sox game, we suggest arriving at least two hours early to allow ample time for parking.

Is cash accepted at Guaranteed Rate Field?

Guaranteed Rate Field is a fully cashless facility, including the parking lots, concession stands, and shops. When attending a White Sox baseball game, have a credit or debit card handy.

Do the Chicago White Sox play teams in the National League?

Interleague games give players and fans a peek at the talent they might come across in the World Series if all goes well. The White Sox play 46 regular season games against teams in the National League.

Where can I buy Chicago White Sox tickets?

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