Last homestand, we had a couple different scouts from some other teams.

Just, you know, tell me, just, man, the way you guys play, you know, where a lot of these guys,

you know, last year to this year, it seemed night and day different.

And, you know, they are mentioning the hard 90s, the first to thirds, the ability to catch and throw the ball.

Most importantly, is making the consistent play, but we have such good athletes that they're

making the incredible plays as well.

And then our starting rotation is just filled with guys that have incredible stuff, great mound

presence.

And then in the back end of our bullpen, we got guys that come in and just annihilating

hitters.

So it's awesome.

Well, if you're looking for hope with the White Sox and a better future, you can find it

with the Birmingham Barons and their manager, Sergio Santos,

who joins me to talk about everyone and everything that is going on with the Barons on this

edition of the White Sox Talk podcast. Hey, everybody, it's Chuck Arfine. And once by the time,

Sergio was a White Sox closer, the White Sox closer in 2011.

He had 30 saves.

Then became the Yankees manager in high A.

Chris Getz hired him to be the manager of the Birmingham Barons this year.

And so far it has been a huge success.

The Barons are 19 and 7 7 have the best record in the Southern

League with many of the White Sox top prospects. So here on the podcast, you're going to hear about

...