The cycle is an MLB feat that is rarely accomplished, especially by batters who play for the Chicago White Sox.
Even though no White Sox hit for the cycle in 2018, three players achieved this notable feat and one of them did it twice.
As the season ended with Charlie Blackmon of the Colorado Rockies hitting for the cycle and Christian Yelich hitting two of them against the same team (a new MLB record, by the way), it’s worth taking the time to look back at the White Sox players who also accomplished this massive achievement.
Even though the White Sox is one of the oldest franchises in the MLB, it has one of the lowest numbers of players who have hit for the cycle. According to the MLB.com post about players who hit for the cycle, only six men have earned four hits in one game, a single, double, triple, and a home run. Both the Royals and D-Backs also have six cycles. The Mariners only have four and the Blue Jays, Padres, and Rays have only two players. No Marlins have accomplished this feat, yet.