Baseball Hall of Famer Frank Thomas criticizes chicago white sox Because he was not included in the Black History Month images that began in February.

Thomas played 16 years for the White Sox from 1990 to 2005 and ranked first in several key statistical categories, including home runs (448), RBIs (1,465), doubles (447), on-base percentage (.427), slugging percentage (.568), OPS (.995) and walks (1,466).

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In 1996, Chicago White Sox player No. 35 Frank Thomas signed autographs for fans before the start of a Major League Baseball spring training game in Tucson, Arizona. (Focus on Sports/Getty Images)

He noted his praise for X in his response to the organization.

“I guess the black player who made you rich and holds all your records has been forgotten! Don’t worry, I’ll get the receipt!” he wrote on the X.

Related images pinpoint some of the key moments for the White Sox organization and its black players. Minnie Minoso broke the team’s color barrier, Al Smith became the first black All-Star in franchise history in 1960, Danny Goodwin became the first African-American player when the White Sox drafted him first overall in 1971, Kenny Williams became the first African-American general manager in Chicago sports history, and more.

Former Chicago White Sox player and Hall of Famer Frank Thomas prior to a game against the Toronto Blue Jays at U.S. Cellular Field on August 16, 2014. (Dennis Wierzbicki/USA TODAY Sports)

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“In celebration of Black History Month, we’re taking a look back at the White Sox organization’s big firsts,” the White Sox wrote alongside the image.

Thomas, nicknamed “Big Hurt,” was on the team when it won the World Series in 2005, but played in only 34 games that season. He won back-to-back MVP awards in 1993 and 1994 and is the only White Sox player to achieve this feat.

Toronto Blue Jays designated hitter Frank Thomas (35) pays tribute to former Chicago White Sox teammate and current Texas Rangers designated hitter Sammy Sosa (21) before a game at Rogers Center in Toronto on April 27, 2007. (Tom Szebowski/USA TODAY Sports)

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He played 171 games for the team toronto blue jays after his tenure with the White Sox ended. The Blue Jays invited Thomas to participate in their Black History Month celebration.

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