Frank Thomas Retires

After playing 19 years in Major League Baseball, Frank Thomas has deiced to retire. He played for the White Sox for 15 years and then moved on to Oakland and Toronto. He was the face of the White Sox in the 90’s and did a lot of great things with them. Most of his career accomplishments came as a member of the White Sox and those include:

-Five time All-Star selection (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997)
-World Series champion (2005)
-Four time Silver Slugger Award winner (1991, 1993, 1994, 2000)
-Two timeAL MVP (1993, 1994)
-2000 AL Comeback Player of the Year
-1995 Home Run Derby champion

Frank Thomas will be in the Hall of Fame if you ask me. He certainly has the numbers.
Batting average- .301
Home runs- 521
Hits- 2,468
Runs batted in- 1,704

Congratulations to Frank Thomas on a wonderful career. Hopefully the White Sox will retire his number and keep it retired. He definitely brought life to the Chicago White Sox organization. Big Hurt your hurtin’ on pitchers will never be forgotten