It might be the only baseball game I attend all season. The White Sox honored 2005 World Series hero Mark Buehrle with a statue on the right field concourse before the July 11 game against the Cleveland Guardians, won 5-4 by the Sox in 11 innings.
Here are some photos, all snapped by my girlfriend Jen Bubis:
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Buehrle mimics the statue for the cameras. |
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Buehrle delivers his speech Friday night. |
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The scoreboard highlights some of Buehrle's career accomplishments. |
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Buehrle with his wife during the ceremony. |
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Several former teammates were there to support Buehrle, including World Series MVP Jermaine Dye. |
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And relief pitcher Neal Cotts, who hasn't changed in 20 years. |
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Buehrle's longtime teammate in the starting rotation, Jon Garland |
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Jenks is memorialized at the World Series monument. | |
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A closer look at the Jenks memorial. | | |
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Former players stand with Buehrle after the statue unveiling. |
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