The White Sox could clinch their division series against the Guardians at Rate Field on Wednesday afternoon. Chicago enters Game 3 with a 2-0 lead, and fans were lining up outside the ballpark early Wednesday.
A series win would put the White Sox in the American League Championship Series, a stage they have not reached in over 20 years. They have two opportunities to finish the series at home; their last home playoff series clincher came against the Cubs in the 1906 World Series.
Getting into Wednesday’s game is costly. Tickets had sold out on Ticketmaster by Tuesday, and resale listings put the cheapest upper-deck seats at nearly $400. Many field-level seats were listed above $1,000. Fans seeking tickets at the box office Tuesday were told to look online instead.
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