Black Sox Blog

Looking back, it seems so much easier then it should have been. The White Sox finished their sweep of the Houston Astros, and for the first time in 88 years, the city of Chicago, and more specifically, White Sox fans, have a World Series championship.

Freddy Garcia and the bullpen were awesome. Garcia went seven innings and gave up only four hits with seven strikeouts. The big guy, Bobby Jenks, got the save by pitching a one hit ninth, and the rest is history. Jermaine Dye had an RBI single in the eighth, and that was all the White Sox needed.

Dye was picked as the MVP. Anytime it’s a short series like this, it can be tough to narrow it down to one guy, but Dye had a hit in each of the four games, including three last night. He drove in three and scored three.

Celebrate everyone!! The drought is over.