Frank Thomas leads with 1327 runs scored

Frank Thomas tops the list of Chicago White Sox all-time runs scored leaders, with a remarkable 1327 runs scored. His performance sets a high benchmark for players, emphasizing his significant contribution to the team's scoring over the years.

Top five players contribute over 61% of the runs

The combined efforts of Frank Thomas, Luke Appling, Nellie Fox, Paul Konerko, and Eddie Collins account for 6,039 runs scored out of the total 9,868 runs listed, showcasing the critical role these top five players have played in the White Sox's offensive success.

Narrow margin separates top scorers

Only a slim 8 runs difference exists between Frank Thomas (1327 runs) and Luke Appling (1319 runs), highlighting the close competition among the team's all-time leading scorers.

Eddie Collins remains the only player with over 1000 runs not in the top three

Eddie Collins, with 1065 runs scored, is the only player to surpass the 1000 run milestone while not being among the top three scorers, underlining the historical depth of talent within the team.

José Abreu rounds out the top ten

José Abreu, with 697 runs scored, is the tenth-highest scorer, indicating the evolving landscape of the team's run-scoring leaders and the potential for new names to ascend the ranks in future seasons.