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'I hope he knows about it': White Sox's pope hat giveaway draws major crowd
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'I hope he knows about it': White Sox's pope hat giveaway draws major crowd

By Jesse RogersAugust 12, 2026·Source: ESPN·0 views

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Ever since the election of Pope Leo, a Chicago native and White Sox fan, the team has embraced the connection.

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