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Hello and welcome. It's our number two. Our number two of the Maller radio program recorded live off commercial radio with limited

commercial interruption in the podcast format.

And this hour, baseball, controversy, Chicago White Sox, Minnesota Twins, Chai Sox manager, Tony

Larusa, yeah, Tony LaRusa, almost 80, calling out his own player for using poor sportsmanship,

the unwritten rules of the game.

Do we agree or disagree with Tony LaRosa?

We get into it right now in our number two.

It's all about socks.

Really? We're going to talk about socks. Really?

We're going to talk about socks.

Well, kind of.

Welcome in the beginning of yet another hour of the Ben Mallor show.

We are in the air everywhere as we manufacture drama coast to coast, border to border,

and beyond on the vast and powerful microphones of FSR emanating live from inside your eardrumbs,

providing marginal sports talk radio all night long here at the Fox Sports Radio Studio.

So our lead this hour comes from an old friend, the unwritten ruse of baseball.

What a week it has been.

Between a couple of American League as Central Division rivals,

the Chicago White Sox and the Minnesota Twins.

We had a flare-up in Chicago, the palehose, the South Siders,

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