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On August 17, 1990 — In the team’s 4-2 victory over Texas at Arlington Stadium, Carlton Fisk breaks Johnny Bench’s record for home runs by a catcher when he hits his 328th, a deep shot to left field off Charlie Hough in the top of the second inning, he also becomes the White Sox’s all-time home run leader (with 187).
Texas wins the opener in the bottom of the 13th inning when Gary Pettis hits a leadoff triple, and scores on Ruben Sierra’s drive. Texas wastes a 10-inning effort from Nolan Ryan in which he strikes out 15. Greg Hibbard goes eight frames for the Chisox.
The White Sox backstop, who hit 162 round-trippers while playing for the Red Sox, will end his 24-year Hall of Fame career with 376 homers, 351 as a catcher.
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