There was three things I always wanted to be when I was a kid, and this was in kindergarten.

Number one was Frank Thomas.

Number two was a garbage man, and number three was a basketball player.

Those are my three.

So if I could have picked anything when I was in kindergarten to be when I grow up, it was Frank Thomas.

Well, he didn't become Frank Thomas, but he did become Frank Kerminski, national player of the year at Wisconsin.

First round pick of the Charlotte Hornets, now with Phoenix Suns, an absolute diehard White Sox fan.

I mean, one of the biggest on the planet, both figuratively and literally.

Hey, everyone's Chuck Gar, friend.

This is the White Sox Talk podcast, brought to you by Win Trust.

And on the podcast today, a fun conversation.

I think you could use a fun conversation.

And it's with seven-foot NBA center, Frank Kerminski, who bleeds white socks black and white like nobody I know.

I mean, while he was playing for the Hornets in October of 2016, he showed up for a game in Chicago against the Bulls, wearing a Cubs jersey with the name Bartman on it.

And I made some news that night, mainly because of him.

We'll get into that.

Also, why he says he played a small but important role in getting Dallas Kikell to sign with the White Sox,

why he cried after Paul Canerco hit the Grand Slam in the World Series.

And as an athlete, he's got some interesting thoughts about Tony Larusa.

So it's the pride of Woodridge, Illinois, Bennett Academy lifelong White Sox fan.

Frank Kamenski.

This was fun.

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