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For more information, go to their special White Sox web page, www. Wintrust.com slash socks. Chuck Arfine here, and for our 100th

podcast, we're going to have a very special guest. He's a White Sox legend, a man with a great baseball mind, and a sense of humor that can

literally break your funny bone. And he will many times on this podcast. In fact, we went so long,

we turn it into two podcasts. So part two is going to come out on Monday morning, first thing,

some really good stuff in that one,

which I'll get to later in the podcast. But there's also great stuff here in part one.

We talk about the 2005 World Series. I asked Ozzy to tell a story that hasn't been told before about that season.

And we go in depth on two topics here in this podcast.

One is about his future as a manager in the big leagues.

Why he hasn't gotten a job yet and if he thinks he ever will again?

And then we talk about one of his former teammates, Sammy Sosa, some interesting and I'll just call it entertaining comments from Ozzy about Sosa, what he means to Chicago and why his face, let's just say it, has gotten lighter over the years.

That and a whole lot more. So here we go, part one of my conversation with

legendary White Sox manager Ozzie Gehan on the 100th episode of the White Sox Talk Podcast. Let's do it.

The 100, 100s, 100s. This is our 100th podcast? A hundred, hundred, hundred.

This is our 100th podcast.

That's pretty good. That's amazing.

Put it that way.

Since that many people make it that long, without being noticed about it, I think it's good.

Yeah.

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