in the air right field

Mercado back at the track at the wall

it's a third one now

Sebi Zavala night

well just when you think you've seen Sebi Zavala night.

Well, just when you think you've seen everything possible in this game,

someone like Seby Zavala comes along to remind you that there is no limit. There is no ceiling in this game.

The unthinkable, the unexpected, the unimaginable is embedded in baseball's DNA.

And over the weekend, it gave us an unforgettable game by Seby Zavala.

Hey, everyone, it's Chuck Arfine.

Welcome to the White Sox Talk podcast, brought to you by WinTrust. And today on the podcast,

it's a conversation with Sebi Zavala, who on Saturday night became the first player in

Major League history to hit his first three home runs all in the same game. He went four for four

with six RBIs.

He had only one RBI in his career coming in.

And this after he went,

O for three with three strikeouts the night before

and was taken out of the game

for a pinch hitter on a two O count.

So basically, he went from having the worst game of his career to the very, very

best in 24 hours. So I speak with Seby about his incredible night, the three home runs,

the curtain call. How so many players on the White Sox keep having extraordinary games like

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