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The Chicago White Sox won three World Series Championships in five appearances. The White Sox won in 1906, 1917, and 2005. They lost in 1919, and 1959. Their 1919 World Series loss to the Cincinnati Reds resulted in several White Sox players being banned from the Major League Baseball for life. following accusations of throwing the World Series. The 1919 team is known as the "Black Sox"
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