Frank Thomas sues White Sox over City Connect 2.0 jerseys
Hall of Famer Frank Thomas is suing the Chicago White Sox, accusing the team of selling merchandise with his name and jersey number without his permission.
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Hall of Famer Frank Thomas is suing the Chicago White Sox, accusing the team of selling merchandise with his name and jersey number without his permission.
"I'm not being nice. Kick the door. Slam the door! `Get out of here! I'm tired of answering questions," Thomas suggested would be his reaction as manager.
"We know what we did in 2005," Thomas says. "It was a great run."
SoxFest will be held from Jan. 29-31 at the Hilton Chicago.
If you really think about it, Thomas has a good point.
It's a nine-bedroom mansion, so there would be plenty of room for your friends to stay.
A high-moral, quietly cool hard-working guy? That's not what players are about in this era.
Paul Konerko will be honored Saturday prior to the 6:10 p.m. game.
Last week, former White Sox slugger Frank Thomas was in Cooperstown, N.Y., to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Last night, he coached first base for a 12-inch recreational league softball game in Winnetka.
White Sox fans turned out in full force to support Frank Thomas.
Frank Thomas always did it the right way in his illustrious Hall of Fame career.
Gov. Pat Quinn has signed a proclamation making Sunday Frank Thomas Day as the former Chicago White Sox slugger is inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Taking place in Cooperstown, NY, six baseball players/managers will be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. The official induction ceremony will take place Sunday, July 27th.
Frank Thomas will be honored next weekend in Cooperstown, N.Y.
Thomas also called current White Sox first baseman Jose Abreu "must-watch TV."
Thomas says he's happy to get the call to the broadcasting "big leagues."
Sox Fest was the first time newly selected Hall of fame White Sox slugger Frank Thomas could share his honor with the loyal fans who supported him for 15 years in Chicago.
Dan Le Batard wanted his Baseball Hall of Fame vote to be heard, so he gave it to one of the biggest megaphones in sports -- Deadspin.
It was more than just a big day for The Big Hurt.
The greatest hitter in White Sox history is officially headed to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
White Sox slugger Frank Thomas and Cubs pitcher Greg Maddux have been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame
The fan bases don't often agree on much, but let's hope we can all agree on that.
The thought process of any Baseball Writers' Association of America (BBWAA) regarding Thomas should be very straightforward
Here is what so many voters like Simmons fail to understand. The Hall of Fame is a museum, and voters are being asked to choose what players get highlighted in that museum. Museums are supposed to represent—accurately—history.
