Frank Edward Thomas (born May 27, 1968 in Columbus, Georgia) is a Major League Baseball designated hitter who is currently a free agent. Thomas became one of baseball's biggest stars in the 1990s, playing for the Chicago White Sox. He was given the nickname "The Big Hurt" by broadcaster Ken Harrelson, who coined the term in the 1992 season. Frank Thomas is known, not only for his menacing home run power, but also for striking fear in the competition by swinging a rusted iron pipe (reportedly found during a renovation project in Old Comiskey Park) in the on-deck circle.
Chicago White Sox Players
| Player | Position |
| Aparicio, Luis
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Retired
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| Bell, George
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Left Field
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| Dye, Jermaine
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Right Field
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| Fisk, Carlton
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Catcher
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| Foster, George
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Left Field
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| Fox, Nellie
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Second Base
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| Griffey, Ken
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Center Field
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| Guillen, Ozzie
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Shortstop
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| Quentin, Carlos
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Left Field
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| Ramirez, Alexei
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Second Base
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| Thomas, Frank
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Designated Hitter
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| Thome, Jim
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Designated Hitter
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| Viciedo, Dayan
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Third Base
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