Chicago White Sox General Managers

Baseball Almanac is pleased to present a chronological list of persons who have served as General Manager for the Chicago White Sox franchise.

"Obviously, we're trying to get the best, most impactable players to help the situation as much as possible. I tell you guys right now it's a very, very difficult market because everything we've discussed up to this point has too much from our major-league team in it. These guys are good enough to this point that we would be giving up too much in return for what we could possibly get." - Chicago White Sox General Manager Ken Williams in the Chicago Sun-Times (07/30/2005, Doug Padilla)
Chicago White Sox General Managers
(Research Courtesy of Eric Hinkle)

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In Chronological Order

Chicago White Sox General Managers

Seasons

Harry Grabiner

1915 - 1945

Leslie O'Connor

1946 - 1948

Frank Lane

1948 - 1955

Charles Comiskey II & Johnny Rigney

1956 - 1958

Hank Greenberg

1959 - 1961

Ed Short

1961 - 1970

Roland Hemond

1970 - 1985

Ken Harrelson

1985 - 1986

Larry Himes

1986 - 1990

Ron Schueler

1990 - 2000

Ken Williams

2000 - Present

Chicago White Sox General Managers

Seasons

Chicago White Sox General Managers



The Chicago White Sox chart of General Managers seen above is only the fourth one to appear on Baseball Almanac. If you have a similar list for another team, or additional data for this list, please send it to us so we can continue recording the history of the General Manager.

Did you know that Frank "Trader" Lane also served as General Manager of the Cleveland Indians? When he left the White Sox in 1955 he joined the Indians front office in 1957. Too easy? Did you know that Roland Hemond won the 2003 Branch Rickey Award (with the White Sox!)?

Five former players (Johnny Rigney, Hank Greenberg, Ken Harrelson, Ron Schueler & Ken Williams) served as General Manager of the Chicago White Sox. Do you believe that players make better General Managers? Who was the best former player turned General Manager? Share your opinions about these topics and more on Baseball Fever.

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