2006 – Chicago White Sox newcomer Jim Thome hits a two-run home run after a nearly three-hour rain delay and the defending World Series champions beat the Cleveland Indians, 10 – 4, in the major league opener.

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On April 2, 2006 — 2006 – Chicago White Sox newcomer Jim Thome hits a two-run home run after a nearly three-hour rain delay and the defending World Series champions beat the Cleveland Indians, 10 – 4, in the major league opener.

 

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