Chicago White Sox Tickets

The Chicago White Sox are the pride of the South Side, and fans are ready for another season of ChiSox baseball at U.S. Cellular Field. The team's three World Series victories and seven American League championships were all hard earned achievements by a team that has seen more than its fair share of adversity. White Sox tickets for home games can be a tough find, but JustGreatTickets.com can help put you in great seats all season long. Browse White Sox tickets today and get your seats for games at home or on the road from Just Great Tickets.

The White Sox started strong with two back-to-back American League titles in 1900 and 1901. Their first World Series win against the Cubs in 1906 still stands as the only all-Chicago World Series, bestowing bragging rights to the Sox and sowing the seeds of a time-honored cross-town rivalry that was revisited in 2006 when rabid fans with White Sox tickets watched their team take two interleague series away from the Cubs. The White Sox earned one more World Series victory in 1917 against the New York Giants before the infamous 88-year drought that would deny the Sox another championship title until 2005.

White Sox tickets were in great demand in the 50s, and fans were treated to some great baseball. The team that ultimately clinched the AL pennant in 1959 included left fielder Minnie Minoso, ace slugger Ted Kluszewski and Cy Young award winner Early Wynn. Shortstop Luis Aparicio and second baseman Nellie Fox formed a formidable infield defense, and fans with White Sox tickets cheered as they returned to the top of the league for the first time in 40 years.

Former Sox shortstop Ozzie Guillen became the team's manager in 2004. His arrival was met with great enthusiasm, and his energetic and sometimes controversial personal style would help put the Sox back on top. White Sox tickets brought longtime fans exciting baseball as the team played with incredible focus and energy in their run for the championship title.

The era of "Ozzieball" had arrived, and White Sox tickets were in demand as the Sox finished a 99-63 season in '05. Jon Garland, Freddy Garcia, and Jose Contreras pitched an amazing four straight complete games against the Angels in the ACLS, and the efforts of Paul Konerko's stellar playoff performance paved the way for the Sox to sweep the Houston Astros in the 2005 World Series, breaking the curse and rewarding fans for their patience.

U.S. Cellular Field

The White Sox played at Comiskey Park from 1910 to 1990. "New" Comiskey Park opened in 1991, and 2,934,154 fans with White Sox tickets saw the team in their new home that first year. In 2003, the venue was renamed U.S. Cellular Field, and a program of extensive renovations have transformed this ultra-modern structure into a ballpark with a more traditional feel.

"The Cell" is a fan-friendly facility that holds 40,615 White Sox ticket holders and offers convenience to public transportation, a unique character and atmosphere, and some of the best hot dogs in Chicago. The park's design generally favors pitching, with a perfectly symmetrical playing field that adheres closely to the field dimensions of the original Comiskey Park. The infield dirt was transported from the original venue. White Sox tickets deliver great baseball, and U.S. Cellular Field is the perfect spot for a game for the whole family.

The most affordable White Sox tickets are for the old-fashioned bench bleachers in the outfield that exude a refreshing air of nostalgia and offer a fine view. The scoreboard at center field explodes with fireworks when the White Sox score a run.

Two blue seats in the outfield mark the spots where Paul Konerko's grand-slam ball and Scott Podsednik's walk-off home run landed in the 2005 World Series, standing out in a sea of newly installed green seats. Get White Sox tickets from JustGreatTickets.com and see your team play at U.S. Cellular Field this season.

Ecstatic fans with White Sox tickets in 2007 saw Mark Buehrle pitch a no-hitter against the Rangers. Bobby Jenks retired 41 consecutive batters and Jim Thome hit his 500th home run. The White Sox are ready for 2008, as Jerry Owens seeks to steal 65 bases and Dye, Pierzynski and Konerko warm up their bats. See the ChiSox battle their rivals and make another run for post-season play with White Sox tickets this year.

When you buy White Sox tickets from Just Great Tickets, you'll always find great seats, fair prices and no hidden fees. Don't miss out on White Sox tickets this season. We can even help you find hard-to-find White Sox tickets for games against division rivals the Cleveland Indians and the Detroit Tigers. Just Great Tickets is your ticket to Chicago and great Major League Baseball.