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Ted Williams. That'll get him mad as hell.

When asked by a reporter who his baseball idol was when he was a kid (Wynn was born only about 15 months after Williams)

Early Wynn
Chicago White Sox
Pitcher
HOF 1972

If you don't get offense in the American League, you give a mediocre pitcher an opportunity to beat you.

Jerry Manuel
Chicago White Sox
Manager

I think too much on the mound sometimes, and I get brain cramps.

Robert Britt Burns
Chicago White Sox
Pitcher

If a horse can't eat it, then I don't like it

About artificial turf

Richard Anthony "Dick" Allen
Chicago White Sox
Infielder
a.k.a. Richie Allen

Contributed by: Jeremy Sandler

I'd rather catch him.

On whether he would want to hit off fastballer Goose Gossage

Jeffrey Allen "Jeff" Torborg
Chicago White Sox
Manager

You don't play baseball. You are involved in it, you work at it.

Carlton Ernest Fisk
Chicago White Sox
C
HOF 2000; a.k.a. "Pudge"

Run the (bleeping) ball out, you piece of (bleep).

To Yankee batter Deion Sanders when he stopped running to first after going only 20 feet from home on an infield pop-up, and making a statement on Deion's work ethic on the playing field

Carlton Ernest Fisk
Chicago White Sox
C
HOF 2000; a.k.a. "Pudge"

I didn't realize it was big until our first year and we got our butts beat. Then I said, 'No, no, no, no -- that can't happen anymore.'

Understanding the importance of the interleague White Sox vs. Cubs city series to Sox fans and now setting up pitching matchups as if it were a playoff series

Jerry Manuel
Chicago White Sox
Manager
Contributed by: Lee Gibbs

When I was a young guy, I knew to keep my mouth shut. That's the way it was. But guys are not like that anymore. Guys are loud as soon as they get here these days. That's the difference.

Noting how ten years earlier a rookie would never poke fun at a veteran in the clubhouse

Spring, 2000
Frank Edward Thomas
Chicago White Sox
1B/DH
HOF 2014; a.k.a., "The Big Hurt"

Everybody says (Rod) Carew was the best left-handed (A.L.) hitter in the 1960's and '70's. But (Tony) Oliva could hit like Carew and he did it with power.

William Edwin "Bill" Melton
Chicago White Sox
3B

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