Emotions were flowing at Rate Field Saturday, with the White Sox celebrating the 20th anniversary of their 2005 World Series championship prior to a 6-2 loss to the Guardians. But when Toby Hall met with the media somewhere around the sixth inning,

The Chicago White Sox raised a toast to the late Bobby Jenks during their 2005 World Series championship reunion celebration on Saturday.

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Buehrle, 46, played for Chicago for the first 12 of his 16 seasons in the majors. Known for working quickly with pinpoint control, he went 161-119 with a 3.83 ERA in 390 appearances with the White Sox, including 365 starts. He had his number retired by the team in 2017.

There are countless things Mark Buehrle would rather do than speak in front of a large crowd. He didn’t list off those preferences Friday, after his statue was unveiled on the right-field concourse at Rate Field.

It's World Series championship reunion weekend on the South Side. Some sadness was mixed in with the celebration after the death of one of the key members of the 2005 White Sox team, Bobby Jenks, last week.

After the death of former closer Bobby Jenks, the Chicago White Sox will honor him on their home field for the rest of the season.

For a guy who loved being on the mound, Buehrle kind of hates attention. "I was literally nervous as can be all day today."