South Side Sox · Sep 13, 2021
Today in White Sox History: September 13
Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images A baseball fan displays a sign during a game between the Florida Marlins and the Montreal Expos on Sept. 13, 2004 at U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago. The game was moved to Chicago to avoid Hurricane Ivan. The Marlins defeated the Expos, 6-3.1967
In one of the longest games in franchise history, and in the middle of a four-team pennant race, the White Sox shut out Cleveland, 1-0 — in 17 innings! (Now that’s pitching!)
The game lasted over four-and-a-half hours, and was finally finished when Rocky Colavito singled to right driving home Buddy Bradford.