White Sox's most explosive inning buried Senators in 1943
The Chicago White Sox recently had an 11-run inning. How does that compare to the most explosive inning that they had back in 1943?
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The Chicago White Sox recently had an 11-run inning. How does that compare to the most explosive inning that they had back in 1943?
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