In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, here are the White Sox pitchers with the most McWins: Wins—-Pitcher 91—Jack McDowell 28—Kirk McCaskill 18—Hal McKain 10—Cal McLish 7—Don McMahon 7—Brandon McCarthy 4—Doug McWeeny 4—Joel McKeon 3—Tom McCarthy 1—Dick McCabe 1—Chuck McElroy.

On “Selection Sunday,” here’s a breakdown of the season the most famous White Sox-affiliated basketball player, Michael Jordan, had at Birmingham (AA) in 1994: Age—31 Position—Outfield Games—127 At bats—436 Plate appearances—497 Runs—46 Hits—88 Doubles—17 Triples—1 Home runs—3 RBI—51 Steals—30 Caught stealing—18 Walks—51 Strikeouts—114 Average—.202 On base pct.

A list of birthday boy Harold Baines’ key home runs with the White Sox: Date—Significance *April 19, 1980—First big league homer (A seventh-inning solo shot off Jim Palmer in the White Sox 5-4 win in 12 innings at Baltimore)!

Here’s a list of White Sox Opening Day second basemen since Gordon Beckham was the last player to make back-to-back starts at the position from 2010 to 2013: Year—Player 2014—Marcus Semien 2015—Micah Johnson 2016—Brett Lawrie 2017—Tyler Saladino 2018—Yoan Moncada 2019—Yolmer Sanchez 2020—Leury Garcia 2021—Nick Madrigal 2022—Josh Harrison 2023—Elvis Andrus 2024—Nicky Lopez.

Here’s a list of games where the White Sox started their catcher in the leadoff spot: Catcher—Date (Performance) Bruce Kimm—Aug.

Here are the Sox career leaders in strikeouts per nine innings: Pitcher, K/9 innings 1. Dylan Cease 10.833 2. Chris Sale 10.086 3. Lucas Giolito 9.620 4. Carlos Rodón 9.547 5. Javier Vázquez 8.56 6 Reynaldo López 8.004 7. Jake Peavy 7.968 8. Jose Quintana 7.590 9. Jason Bere 7.497 10.

The Sox will play in a new venue this season when they visit Sacramento in April to play the A’s. Here are the last 10 venues at which the Sox have played: City, stadium—Date of debut (Result) San Francisco, AT&T Park—5-16-2008 New York, Yankee Stadium II—8-28-2009 (L) Minneapolis, Target Field—5-11-2010 Washington, Nationals Park—6-18-2010 St. Louis, ….