White Sox players host youth with special needs before game against Guardians

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Last updated Jun 24, 2026

White Sox players host youth with special needs before game against Guardians
Summary

On June 24, the Chicago White Sox welcomed players with special needs from the Joliet Miracle League to participate in a game at The Rate. This event, which occurred ahead of the team's matchup against the Cleveland Guardians, allowed young athletes to play on a major league field. White Sox players, including Sam Antonacci and Chase Meidroth, engaged with the participants, highlighting the importance of community involvement. After the game, players and special guests enjoyed a pizza party, further fostering the connection between the teams. Many participants were invited back to watch the game later that day.

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  • White Sox players hosted a game for special needs athletes at The Rate.
  • The event featured participants from the Joliet Miracle League.
  • Players Antonacci and Meidroth participated to encourage the youth.
  • A pizza party followed the baseball game for participants.
  • Miracle League players were invited to watch the White Sox later in the day.
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The White Sox are tied for first place and have an important game ahead, but for many players, an earlier event at the ballpark carried even greater significance.

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