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'05 Forever: Champions | Episode 4

No one believed it would be the Chicago White Sox and Houston Astros in the 2005 World Series. In Game 1, Jermaine Dye would homer in the bottom of the 1st to put the Sox on the board for the first time in the series. After a small comeback from Houston, Joe Crede knocked the go-ahead homer in the bottom of the 4th. White Sox win, 5-3. Game 2 was a back-and-forth battle from first pitch. Sox were down 2 with bases loaded in the bottom of the 7th. Paul Konerko launched a grand slam to left field, scoring Juan Uribe, Tadahito Iguchi and Jermaine Dye. Astros would tie the game in the top of the 9th. However, on his first home run of the season, Scott Podsednik hit one to right field to walk it off for the Sox. White Sox win, 7-6. Game 3 of the World Series was one of legends. Houston held a 4-run lead into the 5th inning. Sox would put up 5 runs in the top of the frame to take the lead. Astros tied it in the 8th, then the chaos began. Neither team would score for 4 extra innings. Geoff Blum, in the top of the 14th, hit a go-head homer to right field and Aaron Rowand would score on a walk by Chris Widger. Starting pitcher Mark Buehrle came into the game with 2 outs in the bottom of the 14th, threw 3 pitches and secured the win. White Sox win, 7-5. One run was all that was needed in Game 4. Scoreless through 8, Jermaine Dye would single on a ground ball up the middle to bring in Willie Harris. An impressive defensive performance by Juan Uribe held Houston at bay. White Sox win, 1-0. The Chicago White Sox defeat the Houston Astros 4 games to 0 to win the 2005 World Series. A World Series Championship is a hard thing to accomplish. Now, players, coaches and fans are all connected. Forever. Chapters: 0:00 The Big Party Begins on the South Side 2:04 That Ball Is Gonna Go 7:40 Rumor Has It They're Still Playing 12:24 Win Tonight & Win It All 15:31 The Moment 16:59 Champagne Celebrations 18:52 20th Anniversary Reunion The White Sox celebrated the 20th anniversary of the 2005 World Series July 11-13, 2025. In loving memory of Bobby Jenks. Our closer, teammate and friend. The All-Star pitcher and 2005 World Series Champion passed away July 4 in Sintra, Portugal, where he had been battling adenocarcinoma, a form of stomach cancer. He was 44 years old. '05 Forever, presented by Rate From gritty, counted-out underdogs, the 2005 Chicago White Sox grew into a force equally dominant and fun. These are the stories behind the emotions, the connections, the achievements and the memories. SUBSCRIBE for more exclusive Chicago White Sox videos: https://www.youtube.com/whitesox?sub_... Instagram:   / whitesox   X: https://x.com/whitesox Facebook:   / whitesox   TikTok:   / whitesox   Snapchat:   / whitesox   LinkedIn:   / chicago-white-sox   Website: http://whitesox.com Tickets: http://whitesox.com/tickets Official White Sox Merchandise: http://mlbshop.com/whitesox Chicago White Sox Charities: https://www.mlb.com/whitesox/charities Download MLB.com At Bat: http://mlb.mlb.com/mobile/atbat Directed and Written by: Brian Gailey Executive Producers: Scott Reifert Tim Brogdon Jeff Szynal Producers: Matt Dominick Remi Silvan Anna Ebl Connor Smith Justin Tuazon Assistant Producers: Jordan Doyle Jacy Andrews Bob Beghtol Megan Biasotti Mike Downey Cinematographers: Corey Lillard Jon Plester Erinn Casey Gaffer: Rudy Schieder Edited by: SoxTV Assistant Editor: Kerry Stevens Designers: Brigid Thomas Toby Ramos Animators: Jon Plester Keen Eye Media Production Assistant: Amani Gladney Copyright Services provided by: John Adams, The Score Thank you to: John Adams, The Score Matt Gutknecht, APM Music Jack Egan, APM Music Kevin Carey, MLB Larry Mago, Bally Sports Midwest Chris Tunno, St. Louis Cardinals Ben Boyd, St. Louis Cardinals Camron Ghorbi Major League Baseball