The 2005 Chicago White Sox delivered one of the most dominant and memorable championship runs in baseball history, ending an 88-year World Series drought. Managed by Ozzie Guillén, the Sox combined old-school fundamentals with power and pitching precision, finishing the regular season 99–63 before steamrolling through October. Behind a lights-out rotation of Mark Buehrle, Jon Garland, Freddy García, and José Contreras — who famously threw four straight complete games in the ALCS — the White Sox

Game 3 of the 2004 World Series was such a special one! Pitch by pitch I was able to do what my team expected me to do and, in the end, we became champions! 🏆👊Boy, that’s the kind of game you wouldn’t want to miss! If you want to catch the best games this baseball season, tune in to @DIRECTV and don’t miss a single one! I’ll be watching too! #ad #DIRECTVCreator #Pedromartinez #baseballseason https://buff.ly/3U7sSqU | Pedro Martinez