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Video is created by White Sox -Fan Pope Leo XIV in the crowd in the World Series 2005

Video is created by White Sox -Fan Pope Leo XIV in the crowd in the World Series 2005

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Pope Leo XIV, a native Chicago, who is previously known as Cardinal Robert Prevost, is definitely a White Sox fan.

Despite the claims of the Chicago Cubs, it was firmly established in the hours after Leo's election that, according to his brother and photographic evidence, he was rooted in a game of the World Series in 2005 for the White Sox.

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And now a White Sox fan, SOX on the 35th blogger Joe Binder, has clearly discovered Feature material from Leo in the amount of game 1 of this World series. He looks a bit restless when White Sox tight Bobby Jenks concludes a 5: 3 victory against the Houston Astros.

The White Sox would sweep the Astros for their first World Series for 88 years.

This is the kind of things you get when the College of Cardinals chooses an American as Pope for the first time in history.

Pope Leo XIV is a white SOX fan. We still get used to saying that. (Photo by Simone Risoluti – Vatican media about Vatican Pool/Getty Images)

(Vatican pool about Getty Images)

It was initially unclear what Baseball team Leo was also partially after the announcement of his promotion. It was a matter of course to assume that he believed most Chicago teams and his Alma Mater at Villanova University, like an apparently incorrect report by ABC News, to assume that he was a Cubs fan, including the Cubs itself.

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However, his brother later said WGN News that it was always the white sox:

“He was never a Cubs fan, so I don't know where it comes from. He was always a Sox fan. Our mother was a Cubs fan. I don't know that it was stolen there, and our father was a cardinal fan, so I don't know where it all comes from.”

A day later, the White Sox still celebrated.

We can only ask ourselves now whether Leo will be the first Pope to throw first place in an MLB game.

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