Emotional interview with Michael Kopech and Vanessa Morgan

The White Sox Podcast w/ Chuck Garfien

Chicago Sports Network

Sports, Sports:baseball, Baseball

4.4 • 612 Ratings

🗓️ 26 January 2020

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

Chuck Garfien and Ryan McGuffey speak with Michael Kopech and his wife Vanessa Morgan at SoxFest about their relationship, Michael’s comeback from Tommy John surgery, his battles with mental health, removing himself from social media, handling fame, Morgan’s acting career and more.

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0:00.0	You are listening to The White Sox Talk Podcast.
0:09.6	Sprach you as always by WinTrust.
0:12.3	Chuck Arfine with you and you've got a special podcast for you here.
0:17.0	I sat down with Michael Kopeck and his new wife, actress Vanessa Morgan.
0:22.7	They've experienced a lot together in the last couple of years.
0:26.3	They met.
0:27.2	He started a relationship.
0:28.9	Michael got hurt.
0:30.5	He needed Tommy John surgery.
0:32.4	And during his recovery, they got engaged and they got married.
0:37.4	And now they're here in Chicago at Sox Fest.
0:40.7	And I thought it would be great to get them together to talk about what they've been through as a couple.
0:47.3	The highs and lows, not only of couplehood, but of life.
0:51.8	And Michael's journey back to the pitcher's mouth.
0:55.3	So here is Michael, Vanessa, Ryan McGuffie and I
0:59.6	on the White Sox Talk Podcast from Sox Fest.
1:03.5	White Sox, White Sox, go, go, White Sox.
1:07.1	I ball hit deep way back.
1:09.4	Deep to the crowd.
1:11.2	Holy cow!
1:12.9	Carlton Fess has put the White Sox ahead.
1:16.2	Jimenez leaves the ballpark.
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