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Paul Sullivan: City Series and Dick Allen’s Hall of Fame induction highlight a great Chicago baseball weekend
Another intriguing City Series, along with Dick Allen’s induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame, highlighted a fun baseball weekend for Chicago Cubs and White Sox fans. The Cubs took the series with a 5-4 win over the White Sox in Sunday’s finale,
The late White Sox slugger/iconoclast will get his long-overdue recognition when he is inducted into the Hall of Fame on ...
It’s hard not to be charmed by the cast of characters, particularly manager Chuck Tanner, outfielder Carlos May, pitcher ...
Dick Allen obviously made the White Sox a better team when he arrived ahead of the 1972 season. But he brought a lot more and left a bigger legacy than just a power bat to the South Side.
Allen was one of MLB's most feared sluggers in the 1960s and 1970s, hitting 351 home runs and batting .292 over parts of 15 seasons with the Phillies, White Sox, Cardinals, Dodgers and Athletics ...
Allen, who spent nine of his 15 MLB seasons with the Phillies and another three with the White Sox, was a seven-time All-Star. He also won 1972 American League MVP honors with Chicago.
Former White Sox first baseman Dick Allen died Monday at his home in Pennsylvania, his family announced on his Twitter account. He was 78. "With sadness in our hearts, we need to share that ...
Like Dick Allen’s bat, death of the White Sox standout hits hard ROEPER: With his mighty swing and unique style, the mercurial slugger won over many a young fan in the early ’70s By Richard ...
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