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Nick Soulis · 10-08-2023, 08:02 AM

Series #13
Preliminary Round

2011 Chicago White Sox
Record: 79-83
Finish: 3rd in AL Central
Manager: Ozzie Guillen
Ball Park: US Cellular Field
WAR Leader: Alexei Ramirez (3.8)
Hall of Famers: (0)
https://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/CHW/2011.shtml

1935 Chicago White Sox
Record: 74-78
Finish: 5th in AL
Manager: Jimmy Dykes
Ball Park: Comiskey Park
WAR Leader: Luke Appling (7.0)
Hall of Famers: (3)
https://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/CHW/1935.shtml
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Baseball history is replete with unforgettable moments, legendary players, and epic matchups that have left indelible marks on the sport. In the rich tapestry of baseball lore, few stories are as intriguing as the fictional clash between the 1935 Chicago White Sox and the 2011 Chicago White Sox in a playoff series. Though separated by nearly eight decades, these two teams, if they ever met, would have undoubtedly provided fans with a captivating spectacle. In this alternate reality, we delve into a world where these two Chicago squads face off, with the 1935 White Sox emerging victorious in six thrilling games.

The 1935 White Sox Triumph

The series between the 1935 and 2011 White Sox would be one for the ages, and it culminated in a dramatic six-game victory for the 1935 team. Four of the games in the series stretched into extra innings, leaving fans on the edge of their seats.

Game 6: The Decisive Battle

In the climactic Game 6, the 1935 White Sox showcased their resilience and determination. Zeke Bonura, a slugging first baseman, emerged as the hero of the day. Bonura delivered a breathtaking performance, belting two crucial home runs and driving in five runs. His towering blasts ignited the Chicago faithful and paved the way for the historic victory.

MVP Mike Kreevich

While Bonura's heroics in Game 6 stole the spotlight, it was center fielder Mike Kreevich who was named the series MVP. Kreevich's outstanding performance at the plate was a key factor in the 1935 White Sox's success. Throughout the series, he boasted an impressive .385 batting average and an outstanding 1.005 OPS, consistently delivering clutch hits and setting the tone for his team's offensive efforts.

The 2011 White Sox: A Worthy Adversary

The 2011 White Sox, managed by Ozzie Guillen, were no pushovers. Their strong pitching staff, anchored by the likes of Mark Buehrle and Chris Sale, posed a formidable challenge to the 1935 squad. Paul Konerko, Adam Dunn, and Alex Rios led the offensive charge, showcasing their power and plate discipline throughout the series.

Extra-Inning Dramas

The playoff series between these two Chicago teams featured four extra-inning affairs, each ratcheting up the tension and excitement. Nail-biting moments in these games saw pitchers from both eras demonstrating their grit and skill. It was a true testament to the enduring spirit of competition that defines baseball.

1935 White Sox Win Series 4 Games To 2

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(.385, 5 RBI, 4 2B, 4 R, 2 SB.467 OBP)

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Nick Soulis Hall Of Famer Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Chicago IL Posts: 4,114 Blog Entries: 2	Series #13 Series #13 Preliminary Round 2011 Chicago White Sox Record: 79-83 Finish: 3rd in AL Central Manager: Ozzie Guillen Ball Park: US Cellular Field WAR Leader: Alexei Ramirez (3.8) Hall of Famers: (0) https://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/CHW/2011.shtml 1935 Chicago White Sox Record: 74-78 Finish: 5th in AL Manager: Jimmy Dykes Ball Park: Comiskey Park WAR Leader: Luke Appling (7.0) Hall of Famers: (3) https://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/CHW/1935.shtml ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Baseball history is replete with unforgettable moments, legendary players, and epic matchups that have left indelible marks on the sport. In the rich tapestry of baseball lore, few stories are as intriguing as the fictional clash between the 1935 Chicago White Sox and the 2011 Chicago White Sox in a playoff series. Though separated by nearly eight decades, these two teams, if they ever met, would have undoubtedly provided fans with a captivating spectacle. In this alternate reality, we delve into a world where these two Chicago squads face off, with the 1935 White Sox emerging victorious in six thrilling games. The 1935 White Sox Triumph The series between the 1935 and 2011 White Sox would be one for the ages, and it culminated in a dramatic six-game victory for the 1935 team. Four of the games in the series stretched into extra innings, leaving fans on the edge of their seats. Game 6: The Decisive Battle In the climactic Game 6, the 1935 White Sox showcased their resilience and determination. Zeke Bonura, a slugging first baseman, emerged as the hero of the day. Bonura delivered a breathtaking performance, belting two crucial home runs and driving in five runs. His towering blasts ignited the Chicago faithful and paved the way for the historic victory. MVP Mike Kreevich While Bonura's heroics in Game 6 stole the spotlight, it was center fielder Mike Kreevich who was named the series MVP. Kreevich's outstanding performance at the plate was a key factor in the 1935 White Sox's success. Throughout the series, he boasted an impressive .385 batting average and an outstanding 1.005 OPS, consistently delivering clutch hits and setting the tone for his team's offensive efforts. The 2011 White Sox: A Worthy Adversary The 2011 White Sox, managed by Ozzie Guillen, were no pushovers. Their strong pitching staff, anchored by the likes of Mark Buehrle and Chris Sale, posed a formidable challenge to the 1935 squad. Paul Konerko, Adam Dunn, and Alex Rios led the offensive charge, showcasing their power and plate discipline throughout the series. Extra-Inning Dramas The playoff series between these two Chicago teams featured four extra-inning affairs, each ratcheting up the tension and excitement. Nail-biting moments in these games saw pitchers from both eras demonstrating their grit and skill. It was a true testament to the enduring spirit of competition that defines baseball. 1935 White Sox Win Series 4 Games To 2 Series MVP: (.385, 5 RBI, 4 2B, 4 R, 2 SB.467 OBP) Last edited by Nick Soulis; 10-08-2023 at 09:53 PM.