Jermaine Dye won the World Series MVP thanks to four great games in the Fall Classic.
But his hot streak had been going for a while.
Dye started his first season on the South Side slowly, but he found his footing and ended up having a very nice regular season, at times showing the kind of dominance at the plate that he’d turn into a season-long destruction of American League pitching a year later.
With the White Sox stumbling in the month of August, they recovered just in time to straighten out in September and hold off a late-season charge from the white-hot Indians.