You're listening to the White Sox Talk podcast, brought to you by Win Trust.

Chuck Garfine here, and today on the podcast, we're going back in time.

Way back 100 years ago, that's when eight players from the White Sox famously conspired with gamblers

to fix the 1919 World Series against the Cincinnati Reds.

But a century later, new research has revealed new truths about what really happened behind

the scenes with what has long been known as the Black Sox scandal.

So we've got Jacob Pomeranke, chairman of the Black Sox Committee for Sabre.

He and Chris Kampka will join me to talk about this fateful and yet fascinating time in American

sports history when eight White So socks players, among them,

Shulis Joe Jackson, were banned from baseball for life.

So why eight men out has become eight myths out?

Should Shulis Joe be in the Hall of Fame?

And with legalized gambling, becoming more and more mainstream,

could a fix like this ever happen again?

So we got that in, a whole lot more.

Coming up on the White Sox Talk podcast with new music.

Let's do it. White Sox.

White Sox.

Go, go, white Sox.

A ball hit deep way back.

Deep time, bad.

Holy cow.

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