2006 Chicago White Sox

		2006 ROSTER
		Manager
	13	Ozzie Guillen
		Coaches
	3	Harold Baines
	21	Don Cooper
	28	Joey Cora
	53	Art Kusnyer
	59	Man Soo Lee
	30	Tim Raines
	29	Greg Walker
		Pitchers
	56	Mark Buehrle
	52	Jose Contreras
	46	Neal Cotts
	34	Freddy Garcia
	20	Jon Garland
	40	Charlie Haeger
	32	Dustin Hermanson
	45	Bobby Jenks
	57	Boone Logan
	47	Mike MacDougal
	55	Brandon McCarthy
	65	Agustin Montero
	43	Jeff Nelson
	18	Cliff Politte
	54	David Riske
	37	Matt Thornton
	50	Sean Tracey
	33	Javier Vazquez
		Catchers
	26	Sandy Alomar
	12	A.J. Pierzynski
	39	Chris Stewart
	36	Chris Widger
		Infielders
	8	Alex Cintron
	24	Joe Crede
	67	Josh Fields
	17	Ross Gload
	15	Tadahito Iguchi
	14	Paul Konerko
	38	Pablo Ozuna
	25	Jim Thome
	5	Juan Uribe
		Outfielders
	44	Brian Anderson
	23	Jermaine Dye
	10	Rob Mackowiak
	7	Jerry Owens
	22	Scott Podsednik
	36	Ryan Sweeney

BR Team Page

Record: 90-72, Finished 3rd in AL Central Division (2006 AL)

Ballpark: U.S. Cellular Field

Managed by Ozzie Guillen

Coaches: Harold Baines, Don Cooper, Joey Cora, Art Kusnyer, Tim Raines and Greg Walker

Season Highlights[edit]

Not content to rest on their laurels after winning the 2005 World Series, the 2006 Chicago White Sox made several moves prior to the season, including trading for designated hitter Jim Thome and pitcher Javier Vazquez, and re-signing Paul Konerko to a lucrative deal. Led largely by the bats of Thome, Konerko, Joe Crede and Jermaine Dye, the team burst out of the gate and battled the Detroit Tigers for the AL Central lead through the All-Star break. However, the Sox struggled in later July and fell behind the Tigers, before eventually being passed by the Minnesota Twins also and falling out of the wild card race.