LOUDEST crowd reactions in White Sox history
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- Опубликовано: 16 мар 2023
- We don't usually fill the stadium, but when Sox fans show up we're the loudest fans in sports. You can't reasonably compare a packed game at Wrigley to one on the south side. I have no ill will towards the Cubs; that's simply the truth.
In my opinion, these are the loudest crowd reactions in Chicago White Sox stadium history. People might question the May 2006 Joe Crede grand slam, but those post-World Series crowds of '06 were deafening. Into every pitch. 
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I was at game 3 in ‘21 , it was the loudest crowd I’ve ever heard in my life and I lost my voice. Best night of my life.
biggest regret ever was not going to that game when i had a chance
Me too 😢 That game was the best game I’ve ever been to 💯
And now they are 3 and 21 as of this comment
I was there too! Unforgettable
Early crosstown was electric. The novelty and pure hatred between those two fan bases makes it such an underrated rivalry at the time
Yeah those early mid 2000 match ups nearly ruined friendships
Man I miss that ear splitting air raid siren!!!
I was only 4 and I was with my mom and dad at the blackout game and it was amazing. We were sitting in the right center seats right next to where Thome hit his homer
I was visiting from NJ specifically to go to the old Comiskey and Wrigley. It was at the height of the push to replace Comiskey. I saw the Cubbies in the afternoon and my Yanks were playing the Sox that night. The Sox came back in the 9th to win the game. It was probably the only time I was glad they lost because the Na Na Hey Hey came roaring from the crowd.
In terms of decibel level, the loudest moment was Crede walk off double vs angels
I have never been anywhere else where I felt that kind of buzz. Absolutely unreal.
@@billiam247 The Konerko slam and Pods homer vs Houston were higher.
@@chibearsfan313 I wasn't present for those. I wasn't talking about anything I didn't personally experience.
100% what an awful call by Buck too
@@shhhhip52 *Buckfutter
Man those were some moments and i'm proud to say that I was at some of those special games that had those loud crowds:
The ALCS game 2 vs the Angels (AJ's drop ball call)
'05 World Series game 1, the '06 sox vs cubs game at home (AJ getting punched 'in the grill' at home plate by Barrett) and the '08 blackout game.
Boy i miss those days
2008 one game playoff vs Twins aka The Blackout Game. When Thome hit the bomb in the bottom of the 8th to take a 1-0 lead, it was so loud I thought my brain was going to explode.
Recency factor. 1978 doubleheader versus Twins was wild. Jim Spencer hit HR and Comiskey was rocking!
The whole weekend series vs KC in late July 1977.
Looking back at the "Blackout" game. Three players had their most memorable moments with the Sox. Griffey, Danks and Thome.
The catch by Dewayne Wise to save Mark Buehrle's perfecto should have been on there. Great, loud moments, but Dewayne should be there.
Add Thome’s walkoff 500th HR and The Catch by Wise for Buehrle’s perfect game to the next one you do. The crowd lost it for both of those.
Yet Cubs fans say our crowd is boring
0:52 - Casual nap taking on the track next to the wall.
I'm surprised Mark Burley's no-hitter didn't take this list because the fans went insane
I miss Gio. Clubhouse is missing a guy like him.
As long as Jerry Reinsdorf owns the Sox, there won't be very many World Series moments to cheer about, as he DOES NOT want a World Series winner for the Sox, else he'd be spending money necessary on quality players to make it happen. Same thing with his other team, the Chicago Bulls. When they won their 6th NBA championship of the 90s, he made sure to dismantle the team, so as not to bring anymore championships home. That's what kind of a person he is. Reinsdorf needs to be made to sell both teams, and get out of the ownership business if he doesn't care about winning championships.
I realize that the new ballpark could have been designed better. Yes, it has the "cookie cutter " feel to it. But when that stadium is filled and something good happens for the White Sox, that place can rock with the best of them.
Wish I could hear the 05 world series on radio instead of Joe buck
I was at game 1. 🎉 That's all that needs to be said.
The creed walk off and leury Homer we’re neck and neck as I was at both.
@Connor Smith any more 49ers highlight films????
No Big Hurt and only one Ventura walkoff? That's south side blasphemy.
4:20. Kid covering his ears.
Is that a young Sweaty Freddie appearance on Seattle??
Yep, 2000 ALDS Game 1. He gave up more runs in 3+ innings (4) than the Sox would score the rest of the series (3).
Frank Thomas walk offs and Grand Slams not included?
@@smithsthoughtsGot it, thanks for the great uploads.
Epic grand slam ruclips.net/video/NscxDrcfyFE/видео.html
Epic walk off ruclips.net/video/XQfYbsrVfpw/видео.html
@@smithsthoughts There is one Thomas HR that was deafening at Comiskey. Mid summer...1993...Saturday night against Kansas City. Both the Sox and the Royals were taking turns leading the division. I think Kevin Appier started for KC against Jack McDowell. I believe it was 1-0 KC in the bottom of the 8th. Thomas came up with Warren Newsome on and hit a Home Run to left centre that ended up in the back row of the bleachers. Place went berserk and the high 5 Thomas gave to Newsome ( who was about 5'5") almost crushed him...Roberto Hernandez came in to close it out and the Sox went on to win the division.
I wuz ina park '83 to see 3 back-to-back 1st inning homers (not 3 consec pitchs); name those hitters
you ruin the old footge when u crop it
🤍🖤🤍
3.9k views that's about the number of people per sox game...
Nah, it's the average number of people at Chewing Gum Field following the on-field action.
I mean, measured from where? If some dork screams into a microphone from one foot away (like in the first clip, yeesh), it's going to sound "loud."
For my money, the Konerko WS grand slam was easily the loudest reaction I personally experienced, followed by Carlos Lee's walk-off slam to beat the Cubs. I was present for both.