Brett Ballantini is a local sports journalist based in Chicago, focusing on the White Sox baseball team. He writes for SouthSideSox and his work has also appeared in BVM Sports. Brett's articles cover a range of topics including historical moments in White Sox history, top prospects, and Hall of Fame voting.
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On this day a dozen years ago, Jake Peavy was awarded some Gold. Ron Vesely/MLB via Getty Images
By: Brett Ballantini
A wider unveiling to come next week, but we got a few initial answers on Thursday
Filed under: Opinion Hating on hate The aftermath of a brutal week capping an impossibly bad year
Jason Benetti and Steve Stone brought some necessary cheer to White Sox broadcasts. However, the team drove Benetti to take the Tigers job on this day, one year ago. Ron Vesely/MLB Photos via Getty Images
Brian Drahman left the White Sox on this day 31 years ago, but later returned as a minor league “rehab whisperer.” Chicago White Sox
Goodbye to a Crosstown footnote — and a pretty darn good ballplayer
Neal Cotts uncorks one of the seven pitches he threw in Game 2 of the 2005 ALCS — the only seven pitches tossed by Chicago’s bullpen in the entire five-game series. John Cordes/Icon SMI/Icon Sport Media via Getty Images
Dustin Pedroia became the first AL second baseman to win the MVP since Nellie Fox. Billie Weiss/Boston Red Sox/Getty Images
Seattle makes a progressive hire — of a former South Side backstop
While he was a swiss army knife player for the White Sox, no, Omar Vizquel did not catch for them. Lisa Blumenfeld/Getty Images
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