Quiz: How Well Do You Know the White Sox?

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How many times will you sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" this summer? Baseball helps make summer Chicago's best season.

Test your baseball knowledge with our White Sox quiz. (We've got a quiz for backers of each team, so be sure to try Quiz: How Well Do You Know the Chicago Cubs?) And then pick up one of these books to learn more about the Southsiders:

Tales From the Chicago White Sox Dugout

Game of My Life

In what year were the Chicago White Sox established as an American League team?
Which White Sox pitcher is one of only two modern-era pitchers to win and lose 20 or more games in a single season?
Which White Sox player hit the first home run in new Comiskey Park on April 21, 1991?
How many World Series have the White Sox won altogether?
Which of these players did NOT have his number officially retired by the White Sox?
Which White Sox player hit the most home runs in a single season?
Who are the first pair of teammates to hit their 300th career home run in the same game?
Below are nicknames the White Sox have had during seasons they played really well or really poorly. Which nickname did they win a World Series title with?
Which White Sox pitcher pitched the most recent perfect game?
Which White Sox player was the MVP for their World Series win in 2005?
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