Gear up and get out to support the Chicago White Sox with these essential items and gift ideas.
1. Black Fitted White Sox Baseball Cap
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Yes, it really does have to be black. And, it's similar to the one Obama wears.
2. The 2005 World Series on DVD
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Watch and re-live the glory again and again. Ahhhhh. Can't you just feel joy and the relief?
3. 2005 White Sox Team Photo
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Remember your team, player by player, just as you'd always like to remember them - as World Series Champions. Improves the decor of any room in the house.
4. A Copy of Your Thank You Note to Jerry Reinsdorf
So many championships in so relatively few years deserve a moment of thanks, don't you think? Here are some lovely thank you note choices from the Chicago-based PaperSource.5. A Seat from Old Comiskey Park
Remember those great years in Comiskey by setting your Sox bottom or your loved one's in one of these.
7. Ozzie Guillen Bobble Head
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We're not usually into bobble heads, but it's so hard to look at this one and not hear Ozzie talking baseball. Clearly, it is the bobble head to have.
8. White Sox Memorabilia from the White Sox Charities Auctions
The White Sox offer up some of their best (and often autographed) memorabilia for good causes all over the city. Try bidding on something you've always wanted and help your community along the way. They put new items up for bid every two weeks.9. A Copy of the Book "Veeck as in Wreck: The Autobiography of Bill Veeck"
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The only item to make both our Sox gift list and our Cubs one, Bill Veeck has his fingerprints over both teams. He owned the Sox between 1959-1968 and then again between 1976 and 1981. He introduced a shower in the outfield at Comiskey Park to cool the fans and once sent a midget up to bat.
10. Ladies Pink White Sox Hat
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We ladies love to wear black, but it's nice to see the signifying pink of woman and girlhood showing up in the ball parks, too. This is the cap to have to show you support a cure for breast cancer while you're rooting for the Sox.