I'm looking at it thinking, how did somebody survive this?

Is that a question you ask yourself?

How did I survive this?

I think every person I've talked to about is asking that same question.

At that moment, I couldn't have any answer, but now that I've, you know,

I've given some thought, just don't think it was my time to go.

That's White Sox pitcher, Tyler Danish, who on this edition of the White Sox Talk podcast describes in very personal detail the car accident he was involved in last month

that nearly cost him his life.

Hey, everyone, I'm Chuck Arfine, and we didn't know much about the accident other than that he

suffered a dislocated left shoulder, his non-throwing shoulder.

And from the pictures he tweeted out after the accident, we saw that his car was completely

totaled.

But in this interview with Tyler, who was the White Sox's second round draft

pick in 2013, we learned a lot more about the accident. It turns out it was much bigger and

involved a lot of people. It's a pretty deep and really heartfelt conversation.

And Tyler is going to explain why he believes.

Why he believes he survived this accident.

He also talks about his career, his hopes of being a fixture with the big league club, and what it was like being AAA teammates with Yohan Moncada, Lucas Gialito, Michael Kopeck, and more.

But before we get to my conversation with Tyler, something a little lighter, have you seen

what Aloi Jimenez is doing in Dominican Winter League?

I mean, if you haven't seen it, have you heard it?

He's on fire.

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