(Listed in chronological order)
Johnny Mostil,
1921-29
Terrific ballhawk spent entire career with Sox; hit .301 as rookie in 1921, .325 in 1924 and .328 two years later, led league in steals (43) and runs scored (135) in 1925.
Mike Kreevich,
1936-41
Little big man (5-foot-7) covered ground and could hit: Broke in in 1936 with first-division team with .307, followed with .302 (and league-best 16 triples in ’37), .297 and peak of .323 in ’39.
Jim Landis,
1957-64
Gold Glover was Sox’s MVP in second half of ’59 pennant season; peak offensive year was 1961 (22 homers, 85 RBIs, .283).
Chet Lemon,
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1976-81
Converted 3B made smooth transition, leading league’s CFs in putouts in ’77, and strung together averages of .300, .318, .292 and .302 during ’78-81.
Lance Johnson,
1988-95
Speedster won regular job in ’90, led league in triples four straight years and stole, in successive seasons, 36, 26, 41, 35, 26 and 40 bases.
Just missed the cut
Ken Berry, Jim Busby, Rudy Law.