2005 Chicago White Sox World Series championship

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Major League Baseball championship World Series title sports achievement

The 2005 Chicago White Sox World Series championship was the franchise’s first title since 1917, highlighted by dominant pitching, clutch hitting, and a four-game sweep of the Houston Astros.

Aliases (4)

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Major League Baseball championship → World Series title → sports achievement →
ALCSOpponent	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim →
ALCSResult	4–1 →
ALDSOpponent	Boston Red Sox →
ALDSResult	3–0 →
championTeam	Chicago White Sox →
city	Chicago →
clinchingGame	Game 4 of 2005 World Series →
divisionTitle	American League Central →
endedChampionshipDroughtOfYears	88 →
finalScore	1–0 →
firstTitleSince	1917 →
franchiseTitleNumber	3 →
generalManager	Ken Williams →
homeBallpark	U.S. Cellular Field →
keyHitter	A.J. Pierzynski → Jermaine Dye → Paul Konerko → Scott Podsednik →
keyPitcher	Freddy García → Jon Garland → José Contreras → Mark Buehrle →
keyReliever	Bobby Jenks →
league	Major League Baseball →
leaguePennant	American League →
manager	Ozzie Guillén →
notableEvent	Scott Podsednik walk-off home run →
notableGame	Game 2 of 2005 World Series →
notableStrength	clutch hitting → dominant pitching →
opponentLeaguePennant	National League →
opponentTeam	Houston Astros →
owner	Jerry Reinsdorf →
paradeCity	Chicago →
paradeState	Illinois →
postseasonRecord	11–1 →
previousFranchiseTitleYear	1917 →
regularSeasonRecord	99–63 →
saveBy	Bobby Jenks →
seasonOf	Chicago White Sox →
seriesResult	4–0 →
wasSweep	true →
winningPitcher	Freddy García →
WorldSeriesMVP	Jermaine Dye →
WorldSeriesNumber	101st World Series →
year	2005 →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
2005 World Series ("1–0 Chicago White Sox") →	game4FinalScore
Paul Konerko →	notableWork
Mark Buehrle ("2005 Chicago White Sox World Series championship team") →	partOf