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As baseball began transitioning into a lucrative enterprise in the early 20th century, the city of Chicago emerged as its epicenter. The rivalry between the White Sox and the Cubs painted the city's landscape with passion and fervor. The White Sox had garnered acclaim in the sport, winning championships in 1906 and 1917. However, beneath the surface of this beloved sport brewed a dark side, where greed and dissatisfaction simmered among players longing for a fair share of the profits.