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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Letters to the Editor

No surprise if Sox sock it to Chicago by moving

Chicago White Sox fans cheer for their team during the eighth inning of a baseball game between the San Francisco Giants in Chicago, April 5. (AP)

As a weekend-plan White Sox season ticket holder, my stomach dropped when I read about the rumor that the White Sox could be sold, or possibly moved to Nashville. The reason for my anxiety is well-founded: Major League Baseball has a history of moving teams. 

The current top two teams in the National League, the Braves and the Dodgers, were each founded in a different city. The Oakland A’s are moving to Las Vegas; in fact the A’s used to be The Kansas City A’s, and before that the Philadelphia A’s. Moving cities isn’t bad either for success on the field, the Braves, Dodgers and A’s all had success after changing cities. 

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