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Coming at you.(KNOW IT ALL)
Back for seconds. There have been six different World Series champions in the past six years. So basically, the White Sox are about as likely to repeat as Barry Bonds is to fly under the radar, right? Not so fast. These South Siders aren't your typical one-shot winners. They're special. How special? We'll break it down for you.
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