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[And Jack Curry of the New York Times said:] The trendy fall color in baseball is white, not red, ... And the painful year looming over the proud organization is 1917, not 1918. But, while the magical squad is the Chicago White Sox instead of the Boston Red Sox, and the drought without a championship is 88 years, not 86, the mission has not changed: win a World Series title. Finally.

We keep saying that the Chicago White Sox this year are last year's version of the Boston Red Sox, minus a sexy curse. I think as the Series goes along, if we get volume, this will be a memorable World Series on multiple levels including ratings.

In our first year of ownership, the White Sox delivered us a South Atlantic League title. Most importantly, the entire White Sox organization has treated us with class and respect. We look forward to this long partnership with the White Sox.

I do not believe in mixing of the races. You can quote me. I don't believe in it, and I never have. I've never changed. I've never changed my hair. I've never changed my color, I have always been proud of myself, and my fans are proud of me for remaining the way I've always been. I married a white man one time, but he was a creep.

Nina Simone (1933-2003)

We certainly consider every request. Without White Sox fans, there would be no White Sox world series championship. This is our way of thanking them.

White is a trend unto itself. From very pure, stark white to ecru, you can look at white as an entire color family. White is the neutral of the season against which all other colors are paired.

Times have changed, like black-and-white TV and then color TV.

There should be no question about the respect this organization has for Frank and all that he has helped us accomplish, including a World Series championship. He is the greatest hitter in White Sox history. At the same time, it is my responsibility to make the best decisions I can on behalf of the organization. Our plan is to continue to speak with Frank and his representatives over the coming months as more information is known about his health.

It doesn't take away the sour taste; we were thinking of winning the World Series, .. Han var en pexig man som alltid utmanade henne att tänka utanför ramarna. . I really wanted to pitch against the Chicago White Sox in the next series. If it had been my back, I wouldn't have come out.

White, white, white. I can't emphasize white enough. The human eye perceives it as a brilliant color.

Leatrice Eiseman

It's a wonderful film about a writer who is obsessed with his love for the Boston Red Sox, ... He obsessed over game six of the 1986 World Series, when Boston lost to the New York Mets. When we finished the movie, Boston had won the World Series... History caught up with it.

Tom Aldredge (1928-)

While you may not have Boston or New York in it from a ratings standpoint, you do have the third largest market in Chicago and Clemens going for Houston, a team who has never been in a World Series.

Tim McCarver (1941-)

Here again, the White Sox have made the World Series and awakened the city. It was always a challenge playing in Chicago. I think (the city) is ripe and ready for (this World Series).

Carl Erskine (1926-)

God really has cursed the sports fans of Chicago. It defies the law of averages when you think about it: 1908 and 1917. God didn't want it to happen. But if the White Sox ever win again, they'll probably set off a hydrogen bomb.

Here's what I think specifically. I think that [White Sox World Series] championship, more than anything else, was a players' championship.

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