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I have a part of a chapter in my book about what became of the eight White Sox after they were banned in 1920. After over 50 different radio interviews the past month since since the book was published, those guys are probably the most asked about by interviewers. With drawings and stories of over 120 different players in the book that's saying something of their enduring interest to not only collectors but to the general baseball public. Like Shoeless Moe said, in a few years it will be 100 years and that should give their notoriety and story an additional "bump".
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