Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - The Chicago White Sox begin defense of their first World Series championship in 88 years this evening, as they kick off the 2006 Major League Baseball season against their American League Central rival Cleveland Indians in the opener of a three-game set at U.S. Cellular Field.
White Sox Celebrate World Series Title (AP via Yahoo! News)
Fans cheered as soon as the White Sox emerged from the dugout to warm up Sunday night. Ready to celebrate? You bet, especially after a five-month wait.
White Sox defend World Series crown, Bonds chases HR record (Detroit News)
Now that baseball has a true world champion for the first time, it's time for the Chicago White Sox to defend their World Series title.
Stark: Count on a 27th world title landing in the Bronx (ESPN)
The Yankees haven't won a World Series since 2000, but that'll end in '06 when they have a parade down the Canyon of Heroes.
Big Unit returns to site of World Series success (MSNBC)
PHOENIX - Randy Johnson walked in from the Arizona bullpen for the ninth inning of Game 7 in the 2001 World Series for perhaps the biggest victory of his amazing career.
$13,000 for Marge's World Series trophy (Cincinnati Enquirer)
Marge Schott's 1990 World Series trophy sold for $13,000 today at auction.
Yanks punch up attack in race for World Series (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
The New York Yankees have punched up their attack in the hope of winning the World Series for the first time in six years.
White Sox Celebrate World Series Title (AP via Yahoo! Asia News)
Fans cheered as soon as the White Sox emerged from the dugout to warm up Sunday night.
Odds to Win 2006 World Series From PinnacleSports.com (SYS-CON Media)
This Sunday, the curtain rises on the 2006 Major League Baseball season with the boys of summer returning for the sport's 137th season. With the first pitch of the baseball season coming this weekend, PinnacleSports.com today announced updated odds to win the 2006 World Series.
2006 MLB/ World Series champion White Sox on the move (Asahi.com)
CHICAGO--Success has not spoiled the Chicago White Sox. Standing pat and turning up their noses at the other 29 teams in major league baseball might have been expected from a White Sox team that led the American League's Central division from wire-to-wire last year.
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