Tying run at second two out, Palmyro, over the head of Jenks.

Uribe charges, throws, out!

And the White Sox have won the World Series.

One Uribe with a play, charging it, throwing it, and the White Sox celebrate their first title in 88 years.

Mully and Hall, Chicago Sports Radio 670 of the score, Rami McLaugh,

kind enough to sit in for David this morning.

And we are delighted to welcome in Don Cooper,

the former White Sox pitching coach, their former interim manager,

and he joins us on the Aturo Tire Hotline, Aturo, your hometown tire aturo.com. Don, good

morning. How are you? I'm good. Good morning. Nice to see you guys. Talk to you guys again. It's been a while.

I wish we had some better things to talk about because we're going to be talking about Bobby today.

So, you know, it's a sad time. But, you know, it's also, listen, I've been in contact with Bobby all the way through.

You know, I mean, we've been talking, even before he got diagnosed, we'd be talking.

Bobby was coaching in the league up there, and, you know, he was, he would, I think he liked calling me, because he knew I'd pick up anytime, anytime of the night.

And so we had some real good conversations.

He wanted to get back in baseball.

He went to the league in Chicago.

He was trying to get back in.

You know, I think of Bobby in Chicago, you know, I think of the song, Shooting Star.

I mean, he was a comment, man.

He was a shooting star that came through people's lives in Chicago during the

2005 season was the start. And it was an amazing, amazing time to tell you the truth. I have so many

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