Chicago White Sox History: All-Time Home Run Leaders

Frank Thomas and Paul Konerko are head and shoulders above the pack on the Chicago White Sox all-time home runs leaderboard. Here's the top 25.

1995, Chicago, IL, USA; FILE PHOTO; Chicago White Sox first basemen Frank Thomas at the plate during the 1995 season at Comiskey Park. | RVR Photos-Imagn Images

CHICAGO – Frank Thomas sits atop the Chicago White Sox all-time home run leaderboard, a record that has stood the test of time since his last at-bat for the team in 2005. Paul Konerko came close to catching Thomas before retiring in 2014, but it could be a while, if ever, until someone threatens the record.

No active White Sox players are in the top 25 of the organization's all-time home run list. Even former MVP and three-time All-Star José Abreu fell more than 200 home runs short of Thomas' record. That goes to show how difficult it will be to break "The Big Hurt's" record, despite home runs being more prevalent in today's game. Hall of Famers Harold Baines and Carlton Fisk round out the top five, and the top-25 list is included below.

Chicago White Sox first baseman Paul Konerko (14) hits against the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park. | Rick Osentoski-Imagn Images

Chicago White Sox all-time home run leaders

1. Frank Thomas (1990-2005): 448
2. Paul Konerko (1999-2014): 432
3. José Abreu (2014-22): 243
4. Harold Baines (1980-89, 96-97, 2000-01): 221
5. Carlton Fisk (1981-93): 214
6. Magglio Ordóñez (1997-2004): 187
7. Robin Ventura (1989-98): 171
8. Jermaine Dye (2005-09): 164
9. Bill Melton (1968-75): 154
10. Carlos Lee (1999-2004): 152
11. Ron Kittle (1982-86, 89-91): 140
12. José Valentín (2000-04): 136
13. Minnie Miñoso (1951-57, 60-61, 64, 76, 80): 135
14. Jim Thome (2006-09): 134
15. Joe Crede (2000-08): 125
16. Sherm Lollar (1952-63): 124
17. A.J. Pierzynski (2005-12): 118
18. Greg Walker (1982-90): 113
19. Alexei Ramírez (2008-15): 109
20. Carlos Quentin (2008-11): 107
21. Adam Dunn (2011-14): 106
22. Ray Durham (1995-2002): 106
23. Tim Anderson (2016-23): 98
24. Pete Ward (1963-69): 97
25. Ron Karkovice (1986-97): 96

Chicago White Sox first baseman Jose Abreu (79) hits against the Colorado Rockies at Rate Field. | Kamil Krzaczynski-Imagn Images

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