Dr. Giganto

Chicago White Sox

C Carlton Fisk - 11-time All-Star, 1972 AL Rookie of the Year, 1 Gold Glove, hit one of the most famous Homeruns in Game 6 of 1975 World Series (not with Chicago), elected to Hall of Fame in 2000, 376 career homeruns

1B Frank Thomas - 5-time All-Star, 2-time AL MVP, 1997 AL Batting champ, 436 career homeruns, 40+ homeruns 5 times, batted .353 in 1994

2B Eddie Collins - Inducted into Hall of Fame in 1939, 1914 AL MVP, 744 career Stolen Bases, 4 World Series championships (one with Chicago), Batted above .300 19 times, 81 stolen bases in 1910

SS Luke Appling - Inducted into Hall of Fame in 1964, Batted over .300 16 times, batted .388 in 1936, career .310 hitter, 2-time AL batting champ, 7-time All-Star

3B Robin Ventura - 2-time All-Star, 6 Gold Gloves, 34 homeruns and 105 RBIs in 1996, 294 career homeruns

RF Harry Hooper - Inducted to Hall of Fame in 1971, batted over .300 3 times in 5 years with Chicago, 4 World Series Championships (none with Chicago), 375 career Stolen bases

CF Johnny Mostil - Career .301 hitter, 30+ Stolen bases 3 times, 40+ stolen bases twice, 135 runs scored in 1925

LF "Shoeless" Joe Jackson - career .356 hitter, Batted over .400 in 1911, 168 career triples, 41 Stolen Bases in 1911, 121 RBIs in 1920

DH Harold Baines - 384 career homeruns, 2866 hits, 6-time All-Star

SP Ted Lyons - Inducted to Hall of Fame in 1955, 260 career wins, 3.67 career ERA, 2.10 ERA in 1942, 1 All-Star appearance, 2-time AL wins leader

SP Red Faber - Inducted to Hall of Fame in 1964, 254 career wins, 3.15 career ERA, ERA below 2.00 twice, ERA below 3.00 8 times, 1 World Series championship

RP Bobby Thigpen - 201 career saves, 57 saves in 1990, ERA below 2.00 twice, 1 All-Star game