#105 – Juan Pierre

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Name: Juan Pierre

Rank: 105

Position: LF

Years With White Sox: 2010-2011

Juan Pierre came to the White Sox from the Dodgers in exchange for Jon Link and John Ely on December 15, 2009.  He moved in to the leadoff spot and left field for the 2010 White Sox, putting up a solid season offensively with a .275 average with 22 extra base hits.  He led all of MLB with 68 stolen bases, the second highest total in franchise history behind Rudy Law’s total of 77 in 1983.

2011 saw Pierre just as effective with the bat, but saw large drop-offs both on the basepaths and in the outfield.  His stolen base total dropped to 27, while he was caught 17 times.  He also tied for the league lead for all left fielders with 7 errors.  Following the season, he became a free agent.

Pierre’s numbers in a White Sox uniform, both for games I attended and overall, were:

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#315 – Rob Mackowiak

Chicago White Sox v Chicago CubsName: Rob Mackowiak

Rank: 315

Position: OF

Years With White Sox: 2006-2007

Following their World Series victory, the White Sox looked to retool for their title defense and one of their first moves was to send Damaso Marte, who had fallen out of favor after a poor outing against Boston in game 3 of the division series, to Pittsburgh in exchange for Rob Mackowiak.  Mackwoiak ended up getting more playing time than expected thanks to the failure of Brian Anderson.

The 2007 season took a downward spiral for the White Sox, and Mackowiak found himself moved at the trading deadline, heading to the Padres in exchange for pitcher Jon Link.

Mackowiak’s numbers in a White Sox uniform, both for games I attended and overall, were:

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