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Brody generously acknowledges the franchise's long history of underachievement. He describes the White Sox as one of baseball’s "biggest disappointments," noting their sparse postseason success—just eight playoff appearances since 1918, and a single World Series victory in 2005. That means the team has rarely met expectations over a century-plus of existence, despite Chicago’s passionate fanbase and the city’s status as a major sports hub.