South Side Sox · Apr 27, 2021
Today in White Sox History: April 27
TANNEN MAURY/AFP via Getty Images Chicago White Sox infielder José Valentín heads for first base after hitting a triple with the bases loaded off of Baltimore Orioles pitcher Calvin Maderuro in the bottom of the third inning 27 April 2000.1930
One of the most bizarre individual stats you’ll ever see occurred on this date. In a 2-1 White Sox win at St. Louis, first baseman John “Bud” Clancy recorded no putouts or assists in the nine-inning game. His feat has been matched only one other time, by the A’s Gene Tenace. Clancy later played for the Dodgers and the Phillies.
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