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wintrust.com slash socks. Chuck Arfine here with Dan Hayes from CSNChicago.com.

And you know, since the White Sox began this rebuild, there have been four ground-shaking days.

The Chris Sale trade, then the Adam Eaton trade, then the Jose Cantana trade, and then on Tuesday.

The ground shook, and then it was followed by a monster aftershock in White Sox world.

First, the seven-player trade with the Yankees.

The White Sox sending Todd Frazier, David Robertson, and Tommy Canley to the Yankees for four players.

Outfielder Blake Rutherford, who is the centerpiece of the deal.

Left-handed pitcher Ian Clarkkin, former number one pick of the Yankees.

Outfielder, Tito Polo, and reliever, Tyler Clippard.

And then came the news that the White Sox are also calling up Yohan Moncada,

the number one prospect in all of baseball. He'll make his White Sox are also calling up Yohan Moncada, the number one prospect in all of baseball.

He'll make his White Sox debut Wednesday on CSN against the Dodgers.

Okay, first, Dan Hayes, your initial thoughts.

Let's begin with the trade.

First, never a dull moment around these.

For a team that is now 38 and 53, this has been a pretty interesting season starting back in spring training.

And it's been nonstop.

We knew this was coming this couple of weeks with all the trades.

And it's probably only exceeded expectations.

Because I think when people looked at it, it was like Jose Cantana was the last one that was going to net a big prospect like that.

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