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Jim Scott
The Chicago White Sox won its only two championships of the 20th century in 1906 and 1917. In between those two glorious seasons, the team fell back to the middle of the pack in the American League, but were always competitive, due in large part to the unheralded and hard luck hurling of a burly right-handed pitcher from Wyoming, Jim “Death Valley” Scott. Although more often than not ending up on the wrong end of the score, Scott spent 25 years working in major and minor league baseball as a pitcher and umpire and remains as one of the leading pitchers in franchise history.
Redid the facegen. This is one of those that the in-game weight plumps up (esp. in the jowls) no matter how much you try to make a thinner fg.
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