I think I said on the post game, the beer was very, very cold.

And it was like very long.

I mean, I think there was a period of time where I was hyperventilating.

I mean, I couldn't breathe.

I hope my next start I'd do something and I get another beer shower.

A beer shower, so it was a good thing.

And when you receive a beer shower, so it was a good thing. And when you receive a beer shower after your first major league win in Oakland, of all places,

and you're a White Sox pitcher, bravo, bravo to Jimmy Lambert.

Hey, everyone, it's Chuck Garfine.

Welcome to the White Sox Talk podcast.

It's brought to you, as always, by Win Trust.

And one day after shutting down the A's in Oakland, our personal House of Horrors, Jimmy's on the podcast and talk about his special win and everything that happened behind the scenes, both on the field

and off of it, including that colossal beer shower that Tony Larissa described as, quote,

one of the most exaggerated beer showers I've seen in a long time.

We also talk about Jimmy's comeback from Tommy John's surgery, what he's learned from veterans

like Lance Lynn and Dallas Keikle, why he believes that Dylan ceases on the cusp of being a true

ace and more.

So it's Jimmy Lambert, facing our personal demons with Oakland Coliseum or whatever they

call it these days,

and shoving for his first Major League victory.

A giant thank you to him and is a gift for you.

He's on the podcast to talk about how he did it.

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