And the Hi and welcome to episode Lucas G. Alito threw a no-hitter of the Baseball

from Home Podcast. We're not putting the number on it. I guess we could put

27 on it, but that's going to confuse people a few weeks from now.

Lucas G. Lido through the 19th no hitter in White Sox franchise history and we're going to talk about it for a couple

minutes in a special episode of the Baseball from Home Podcast.

I'm Connor McKnight.

He's Joe Brand.

I covered baseball for radio stations for a decade and Joe calls games

in the minor leagues. I think that's how the intro goes. It doesn't matter.

Lucas Chilator threw a no hitter. He threw a no hitter. He was fantastic. I'm so happy for the guy.

I'm just from where he's come from being the

A L's worst pitcher, maybe baseball's worst pitcher to throwing a no-hitter and being the ace, like literally being

the ace of a team that's likely to make the playoffs, that's going to make the playoffs,

and he's starting game one of a series like this is exactly

how the White Sox hoped a rebuild would begin to turn and begin to feel when it did.

I'll even go a little bit further back.

I mean, how about the guy that gets traded away from a team that drafted him in the first

round had all this hype they didn't see the need to keep him in the

organization okay maybe you can make the argument Adam Eaton they won the world series

as in the Washington Nationals but still that's got to hurt you a

little bit like you said he comes up to the white socks he struggles everyone

thinks the rebuild is a sham all of a sudden he turns it completely 180 last year and today

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