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Al Simmons

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  • Jermaine Dye of the Chicago White Sox follows through after hitting a single, with Houston Astros catcher behind him during Game Four of the 2005 World Series.
    Chicago White Sox

    Eddie Collins, Luke Appling, Al Simmons, Luis Aparicio, and Nellie Fox, as well as fan favorites Minnie Miñoso and Harold Baines. In 1981 the Sox signed Carlton Fisk, an 11-time All-Star (four with the White Sox) and one of the greatest catchers of all time. First baseman

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    Eddie Collins, Luke Appling, Al Simmons, Luis Aparicio, and Nellie Fox, as well as fan favorites Minnie Miñoso and Harold Baines. In 1981 the Sox signed Carlton Fisk, an 11-time All-Star (four with the White Sox) and one of the greatest catchers of all time. First baseman

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