Ep. 296: Tim Anderson going after the AL batting title

The White Sox Podcast w/ Chuck Garfien

Chicago Sports Network

Sports, Sports:baseball, Baseball

4.4 • 612 Ratings

🗓️ 9 September 2019

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

In one of the biggest surprises of the season, Tim Anderson could become the AL batting champion. Think about that. Chuck Garfien and Vinnie Duber talk about how Anderson has been able to dominate at the plate this season (1:30). Then, Chuck speaks with Anderson about his breakout season, why he wants to win the batting title, his latest batflip and more (5:45). Plus, Chuck explains why Anderson will be the batting champ when all is said and done (10:30).

Transcript

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0:00.0	Keep your money local.
0:01.4	Bring it home to a WinTrust Community Bank.
0:03.6	Home of White Sox checking with free ATMs nationwide.
0:06.5	Find out more at wintrust.com slash Sox.
0:09.3	Members FDIC.
0:10.5	White Sox.
0:11.5	White Sox.
0:12.4	Go, go, white Sox.
0:14.1	A ball hit deep way back.
0:16.4	Deep to the Redwood!
0:18.2	Holy cow!
0:20.0	Charlton Fess has put the White Sox ahead.
0:23.2	Jimenez leaves the ballpark.
0:26.1	You can't put it on board.
0:28.9	Yes.
0:30.0	We got a chance to do something real special.
0:32.2	All right, sit back, relax, and strap it down.
0:34.6	It's time for the White Sox Talk podcast.
0:51.3	Music and strap it down. It's time for the White Sox Talk podcast. Tim Anderson, who's got the back in his hand with two out in the ninth.
0:55.6	And this ball's drill, deep left field, done!
1:02.2	Have all the fun you want, Tim Anderson.
1:05.7	This one is done!
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