everybody when they get moved wants to uh wants to show out i think that's only natural and

i definitely have some of those emotions myself look at the calendar see when the white socks are

playing the braves april 1, 2, 3.

Yeah, New White Sox pitcher Michael Soroka has something to prove to the Braves for trading him, but more importantly to himself, trying to get back to being one of the best pitchers

in the game.

He talks about his comeback, the excitement about this new opportunity on the South Side

and a whole lot more on this edition of the White Sox Talk podcast, brought to you by WinTrust.

Hey, everybody, it's Chuck Arfine.

In 2019, Michael Soroka seemed destined for greatness. He made the All-Star team, finished sixth in voting for the NL

Sy Young Award, and he was 21 years old. But then he tore his Achilles tendon, not once, but twice,

just like Jake Berger, missed two plus seasons of baseball.

On the podcast, Michael opens up about the immense challenge of coming back from two Achilles' tears.

The advice he received along the way from Jake Berger, the feeling of making it back on a major league mound last season and the leap he believes he can make this upcoming season.

We always talk about wanting the White Sox to have players who can play in the cold in the month of April.

Michael's from Canada.

He gets into the art of pitching in frigid conditions

Plus the Hall of Fame pitcher

He watches video of every day on his phone

Trying to replicate his mechanics

He happens to be one of my all-time favorites

That's later in the pod

So it's Michael Soroka. Great conversation with him.

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