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Chicago White Sox: 2004 Trivia Quiz

I know they were a bit of a dissapointment, but I had fun watching it (well most of it). Just thought I would try my hand at a quiz on the roster of the 2004 Chicago White Sox!

A multiple-choice quiz by melonhead7. Estimated time: 5 mins.

Author
melonhead7

Time
5 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
191,891

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

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Average

Avg Score
8 / 10

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Awards
Top 35% Quiz

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Question 1 of 10

1. Who had his first career 40 home run season in 2004, and had been a token part of the roster for many seasons? Hint

Magglio Ordonez

Paul Konerko

Frank Thomas

Aaron Rowand

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Question 2 of 10

2. His number was 33, he was a consistant part of the lineup in 2004 and was the Sox primary center fielder. Who was he? Hint

Aaron Rowand

Magglio Ordonez

Carlos Lee

Joe Crede

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Question 3 of 10

3. This outfielder tied the franchise record with 28 consecutive games with a hit. He ended the year with a .305 average and 31 home runs. His number was 45. Who was this player? Hint

Magglio Ordonez

Carlos Lee

Joe Borchard

Timo Perez

4. This player joined the Sox after a late season trade in both 2003 and 2004. In 2004, he came from the Montreal Expos. He was a designated hitter in 2004, but also played outfield. Who was he? Hint

Joe Borchard

Roberto Alomar

Ross Gload

Carl Everett

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Question 5 of 10

5. This player was one of two key injured players that led to the Sox eventual downfall in the AL central. He was the primary designated hitter or first baseman, and had been with the team longer than any 2004 player. Who was he?

Answer: (Two words or just surname. The "Big Hurt")

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Question 6 of 10

6. He was the second of the two key players to go out due to injury in 2004. He suffered a season ending knee injury about midway through. This slugger generally played right field and had been a fan favorite since joining the team in 1997. Whom am I talking about?

Answer: (Two words or just surname. Oh Wee Oh...)

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Question 7 of 10

7. This outfielder was brought up from the minors in 2004 to replace an injured player. He played right field. In 2004, he hit a 504 foot home run, the first 500 footer in U.S. Cellular Field history. Who was he? Hint

Joe Crede

Joe Borchard

Juan Uribe

Ross Gload

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Question 8 of 10

8. This pitcher was picked up midseason in a trade that sent catcher Miguel Olivo to the Seattle Mariners. He signed a three year deal with the Sox after the trade, and has showed a lot of White Sox opponents why he was one of the most coveted pitchers in baseball. What was his name? Hint

Freddy Garcia

Jose Contreras

Esteban Loiaza

Shingo Takatsu

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Question 9 of 10

9. This left handed pitcher had 14 or more wins for the Sox in the previous four seasons. Early in the season he was a possible all-star candidate, but lost out to a fellow teamate. Who was he? Hint

Mark Buehrle

Esteban Loiza

Jon Garland

Billy Koch

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Question 10 of 10

10. A 2004 offseason acquisition from the Colorado Rockies had been a key player in the infield. He wore the number 5 and played second base. He was a clutch hitter in the lineup like he showed with the Grand Slam he hit against the Minnesota Twins on September 21, 2004. Who was this player? Hint

Timo Perez

Joe Crede

Juan Uribe

Ross Gload

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Who had his first career 40 home run season in 2004, and had been a token part of the roster for many seasons?

Answer: Paul Konerko

He was definitely a fan favorite in Chicago. He had a great season in 2004 with 41 home runs, 117 RBIs, and an overall .277 batting average.

2. His number was 33, he was a consistant part of the lineup in 2004 and was the Sox primary center fielder. Who was he?

Answer: Aaron Rowand

Aaron definitely stepped up and did his part to help the struggling Sox line up in 2004. He ended the season with a .310 batting average and hit 24 home runs, compared to his 2003 season where he only hit seven home runs. Quite an improvement.

3. This outfielder tied the franchise record with 28 consecutive games with a hit. He ended the year with a .305 average and 31 home runs. His number was 45. Who was this player?

Answer: Carlos Lee

This Panamanian player began his career with the Sox in 1999. He played left his entire career and had many career highlights with the Sox, including seven grand slams and a total of 121 home runs with the team.

4. This player joined the Sox after a late season trade in both 2003 and 2004. In 2004, he came from the Montreal Expos. He was a designated hitter in 2004, but also played outfield. Who was he?

Answer: Carl Everett

Along with Roberto Alomar, Carl Everett was traded to the White Sox just before the deadline two seasons in a row. Both made significant contributions to the team after the trades. Everett batted .260 in 2004 and hit seven home runs, including one on his first day back in White Sox uniform.

Answer: Frank Thomas

Frank Thomas went down with a broken foot midseason. He was on track for a great season before going down with the injury. He had been the marquee player for the Sox since he joined the team in 1990.

Answer: Magglio Ordonez

Losing Magglio was a huge loss to the Sox roster in 2004, and coupled with the loss of Frank Thomas was something the team never recovered from.

Answer: Joe Borchard

Joe struggled (.174 average with seven home runs and 20 RBI's) after he was recalled to replace Magglio in right field. Yet as that home run shows, he can show glimpses of greatness. I suppose only time will tell what Joe Borchard makes of his time with the White Sox.

Answer: Freddy Garcia

Freddy was a dominant pitcher for the Mariners for years when they had a better team. Receiving little to no run support, he came to the Sox with an 8-5 record. After taking up with the Sox, he ended his season with a 13-11 record and a 3.81 ERA.

9. This left handed pitcher had 14 or more wins for the Sox in the previous four seasons. Early in the season he was a possible all-star candidate, but lost out to a fellow teamate. Who was he?

Answer: Mark Buehrle

Mark Buehrle had struggled at some points this season along with the rest of the White Sox but ended the season with a 16-11 record and a 3.89 era.

Answer: Juan Uribe

Juan Uribe had been a valuble player on the roster in 2004. He came through in the clutch a lot and ended the season with a .283 batting average, and played some wonderful defense all season.

Source: Author melonhead7

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