Cool Names Sox	All Time Best Names Sox Starting Lineup		Cool Names Sox
Pitcher	Doc White	It's always a huge positive to have a guy named Doc on your roster This doc can stop enemy batters cold--and then yank all their teeth!
Pitcher	Salome Barojas	One of the weirdest and strangest names in Sox history But when you say it properly, it sounds like poetry!
Catcher	Yam Yaryan	Triple alliteration with the letter y gives this name a cool sound When you spell it backwards, his name is May Nayray!
First Base	The Big Hurt	You don't even have to say his name Just say "Big Hurt"-- they know who you mean!
Second Base	Bobby Knoop	Is it pronounced "noop" or is it pronounced "kuh-noop?" Surprise! It's actually pronounced "kuh-nopp!"
Shortstop	Luke Appling	The fans yelled "Come on, Luke!" because it sounded cool! And Old Aches and Pains was a great nickname too!
Third Base	Willie Kamm	A classic ballplayer first name And a last name that rhymes with "wham" and "bam"
Left Field	Shoeless Joe	The most famous nickname in baseball history! The one Sox player name recognized by all non-Sox fans
Center Field	Smead Jolley	His name is fun; it makes us smile, makes us laugh! Can any name be as cool as Smead? And it fits with Jolley!
Right Field	Magglio Ordonez	Only player in White Sox history to be serenaded by fans singing his name every time he came to bat!
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