Hey, everybody, it's Chuck Arfine. Welcome back to another edition of the White Sox podcast coming to you from Camelback Ranch in Glendale, Arizona, covering White Sox spring training. And after what happened last season with the White Sox, they need to turn things around in the biggest, biggest way. And our guest today on the podcast is someone who could have a

really, really big impact on making that happen. And that is new bench coach, Walker McKinvin.

He comes over from the Wauke Brewers where he was the run prevention coordinator. And what he did

behind the scenes is what he's going to do for the White Sox is he's going to improve the defense, scouting, game planning, and the play at the

catcher position. And here on the podcast, you're going to hear from a White Sox catcher

who says that Walker McKinvin turned his entire career around.

That's coming up.

Also, Walker's going to talk about the kind of team, the kind of identity.

He and new manager, Will Venable, are building here at Camelback Ranch.

So it's conversation with Walker McKinvin.

That and more on the way on the White Sox podcast, here we go.

A ball hit deep way back. There's a blast. Deep to left. Oh, holy cow, Carlton Chris,

has put the White Sox ahead.

Robert straightens this one out.

Back you go!

See ya!

You can put it on board!

Yes!

All right, sit back relax and strap it down.

It's time for the White Sox podcast with our Chuck, Chuck Garfine.

Okay, here with Bench Coach Walker McKinvin. So I look at the changes that have been made,

some of the changes have been made with this White Sox team. And a lot of guys coming over from winning organizations, winning teams, for instance, Will Venable with the Rangers, they won a World Series year with the Brewers. There was even Martin Perez with the Padres last year. He signs here. What is it about what Chris Gats and company are building that you wanted to be a part of?

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