You know, every player has a road that they take to eventually make it to the major leagues.

Some of those roads are much longer than others, which is why Zach Remillard making it to the major leagues is so special.

And he joins me to talk about it on this edition of the White Sox Talk podcast, brought to you by

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And when most rookies reach the majors, there's somewhere between 23 and 25, usually.

Well, Zach is 29.

He had played almost 700 games in the White Sox minor league system before he finally got the call he had been dreaming about.

And once you reach 26, 27, and you're still in the minors, still making peanuts for a salary,

most guys give up.

But Zach didn't.

He wouldn't.

He couldn't.

He believed there was something more to his baseball story.

And in the one week that he's been here with the White Sox, He's already won two games. He had both the game

time and game winning hits against the Mariners in his Major League debut. And then on Tuesday

night, he drives in Elvis Andrews with the winning run against the Rangers. So I spoke with

Zach before the game on Tuesday to talk about his journey. Why he didn't give up his magical debut in Seattle

and how after all these years he's living his ultimate baseball dream.

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