Wood (pictured here with the White Sox in 1973) averaged 336 innings per season from 1971 to 1975. Bettmann Archive / Getty Images The knuckleball is the everyman pitch. You may never throw a blazing ...

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Wilbur Wood, a three-time All-Star pitcher who made opposing batters swing and miss with a nasty knuckleball, has died, the Chicago White Sox announced. He was 84. Wood spent 17 seasons in the majors ...

Knuckleballer and legendary Chicago White Sox lefty Wilbur Wood has died, the team announced late Sunday. He was 84. Wood played 17 seasons in the big leagues from 1961-78, including the final 12 with ...

The numbers seem to be from another baseball universe. Innings pitched in one major league season: 376⅔. That’s a half of a game more than the top two Red Sox hurlers of 2025 combined: Garrett Crochet ...

Wilbur Wood, who pitched 376 2/3 innings in 1972, died Saturday, Jan. 17 in Burlington, Massachusetts. He was 84 years old. No cause of death has been reported as of Sunday evening. Wood is widely ...

Former big league knuckleballer Wilbur Wood died on Saturday at the age of 84. Wood led the major leagues in games pitched twice and games started four times during the course of his 17-year MLB ...

White Sox legend and chronically-underrated starting pitcher in the 1970s, Wilbur Wood, died on Saturday at age 84. The 17-year veteran came into his own after arriving on the South Side in 1966, ...

January 19 - Wilbur Wood, who pitched 376 2/3 innings in 1972, died Saturday in Burlington, Mass. He was 84 years old. No cause of death has been reported as of Sunday evening. Wood is widely regarded ...

Longtime big league knuckleballer Wilbur Wood passed away on Saturday at age 84. A left-handed workhorse starter, Wood was a three-time All-Star over a 17-year MLB career that included stints with the ...