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All right, we taped two podcasts this week.

The first one was with Jason Benetti, who came on to talk about his crazy 24-hour journey.

He called a White Sox game, hopped on a plane that night for Tallahassee to call a Florida State game,

and then flew back to Chicago to announce the White Sox World's game.

The next night, and he really got into the details of that wild 24-hour period.

We also got into a lot of White Sox stuff, replacing Hawk Harrelson. He's doing that. Check that out.

But for this podcast, it was a conversation with Scott Pesednik. And we all know about him playing

with the White Sox, specifically in 2005.

But there's so much more to him besides what he did here in Chicago.

I mean, he was in the minor leagues for eight or nine years.

He almost quit the game.

He came like a phone call away from quitting baseball altogether, and he would not have even been the Scott Petcenic.

We know.

We won't even know who Scott Petentic is or was if it wasn't for this one phone call.

He's going to get into that.

And when you throw all that together, and then you hit a World Series walk off home run. You might cry. And Scott Bitt said, and it cries on the podcast. That actually is going to happen. You're going to hear this. He's going to tell some 2005 stories that you've never heard. I've never heard him. I don't think he's ever told some of these. He was also on Saturday Night Live.

Lance Armstrong was the host. Wasn't a nice guy. Wasn't really a nice guy with Scott.

And what's it like to be a heartthrob? What's it like to be Scott Petsendick and you have millions?

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