Chicago White Sox Baseball Tickets

If the sale of Chicago White Sox tickets is any indication, the future of American League baseball in the Windy City looks mighty promising indeed. In 2004, more than two million fans attended home games at US Cellular Field as the team sold 70% of their available tickets on the season. That team finished 83-79 in their first season under skipper Ozzie Guillen, finishing second in the American League Central division. Both trends continued in 2005, with seats to Sox home games selling like hot cakes while the team has won roughly 60% of their games and are set to win their first division title since 2000. Thanks to a core of good players such as outfielder Aaron Rowand, second baseman Tadahito Iguchi and pitchers Mark Buehrle and Jon Garland, the White Sox achieved a new level of excellence in 2005 -- something they should be able to build upon for years to come.

One Great Reason To Buy Chicago White Sox Baseball Tickets

There are many reasons why Chicago White Sox baseball tickets are a worthwhile investment, and one of the foremost is the aforementioned Aaron Rowand. Rowand, who played college ball at Cal State Fullerton before making his Major League debut on June 16, 2002, hit .310 with 24 home runs and 69 RBI for the White Sox in 2004. Through September 12 of this season, he had been hitting .275 with 12 dingers and knocked in 62 runs. He also received the team's nomination for the Roberto Clemente Award for his charitable work in the Chicago community. Among the charities to whom Rowand has contributed his time and money are the Greater Chicago Food Depository, the Boys and Girls Clubs as well as the Keystone and Touch Clubs. A fine player and a better man, Aaron Rowand exemplifies the White Sox commitment to excellence both on and off the baseball field.