Ep. 66: What happened with the White Sox in 2017 and what happens next?

The White Sox Podcast w/ Chuck Garfien

Chicago Sports Network

Sports, Sports:baseball, Baseball

4.7 • 620 Ratings

🗓️ 3 October 2017

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

With the 2017 season in the books, Chuck Garfien, Dan Hayes, Ryan McGuffey and Chris Kamka take a look back at what happened with the White Sox in 2017 and look ahead to moves the White Sox might make this off-season and into next season.Garfien, McGuffey and Kamka look back at the predictions they made back in Marchand compete for a prize off the Jason Benetti/Steve Stone prize shelf---a broken White Sox gnome. Then they all discuss what deals the White Sox could make during the off-season. Plus, who will be the White Sox center fielder and third baseman in 2018? When will Michael Kopech be called up? Who will start Opening Day? Why Rick Renteria is the long term answer as White Sox manager and a whole lot more.

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0:00.0	Hey, the White Sox Talk podcast is brought to you by our sponsor, WinTrust Community Bank,
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0:10.2	WinTrust.com slash Sox. That is winnterest.com slash socks. Chuck Carfine here, and we've got a
0:16.0	full boat. We got Ryan McGuffie, Dan Hayes, Chris Kampka.
0:22.7	Something special must be going on.
0:24.2	Why are you guys all here?
0:25.5	Season's over.
0:26.8	Nothing else to do.
0:27.7	Nothing else to do.
0:29.7	But so much to talk about.
0:34.4	And the title for today's podcast is, what happened in 2017?
0:36.8	And now, what happens next?
0:41.4	Well, I'll say this about 2017. I've never been uh I've never had a more enjoyable 95 loss season in my life than what we just experienced that how you felt there
0:46.5	dan Hayes yeah I actually was just talking to somebody about this is the most enjoyable season I've
0:50.8	covered since 2010 when the Padres were in until the final day and for it it to be a 95 lost season, that says something. I think this is like my sixth, 90 lost team. Maybe it's fifth. But, you know, they're usually miserable. You've had six of these. Yeah, I've had quite a few. Maybe you're the problem. Yeah, you know what? Bud Black just got in the playoffs for the first time in 11 years there a day. He ended the jinx. But the Dan Hayes jinks? No, no, no, no, no. The 07 Padres. We started together at the same time. One of the other reporters was there. None of us have made the playoffs. So I'm going to feel really good when the socks do make the playoffs because, Dan, you deserve them. You know what, especially with the playoffs. Well, I'm going to feel really good when the socks do make the playoffs because, Dan, you deserve
1:28.2	them.
1:28.8	You deserve them.
1:29.6	You know what?
1:30.7	Especially with the way my war has been way too high for not making the playoffs.
1:35.6	Wait, I mean, so for me, and I'm asking specifically you, Hayes and Chuck, it felt like
1:41.1	the fastest baseball season that I can remember in a long time. Now, telling a guy who actually travels every single day, taking red-eye flights, weren't we just doing this a year ago? Yeah, I usually, by the end of September or middle of September, I'm like waiting for the season to end, and I was like refreshed and fine. Well, that's, I think that has to do with the fact that we were talking about
2:01.2	not just the majors. We were talking about the minor leagues all year long. So there was something
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