We're trying to figure out what you have inside you. What motivates you to be great?

I just want to find out how good I can be. Honestly, I look at my stuff and I just know what kind of person I am.

And I feel like I have so much untapped potential that I just want to see how good I can be. I obviously have aspirations to be the best pitcher of all time. That's obviously my goal at the end of the day, but just I want to see how good I can get. I want to see how many sawyungs I can win. I want to see how many strikeouts I can get in a single season. I want to see how many innings I can throw. I want to see how many wins I can get.

I want to see how many guys I can just make look stupid up there while they're hitting.

I just want to see what I can do.

So who did the White Sox get from the Dodgers in the Lance Lynn, Joe Kelly trade?

Or should I say, what did they get?

Because they got that.

An Uber ambitious Nick Nostrini, who says that and more on this edition of the White

Sox Talk podcast, brought to you by WinTrust.

Hey, everybody, it's Chuck Garfine, and the Nick Nistrini you're going to hear today

is much different than the one who was at UCLA in 2021, as he reveals in our conversation

that he almost quit the game, almost quit the sport entirely and was close to joining the military.

But the Dodgers ended up turning his career around.

He'll explain how and why.

And he also tells a great Clayton Kershaw story in here as well.

Plus, if you're trying to figure out who's going to be in the White Sox rotation on opening day,

Nick is hoping and planning to be a part of it when they break camp in Arizona.

He also talks about the talent he sees coming from the White Sox Mario League system,

his love for surfing, and more. So it's Nick

Nostrini's sky-high aspirations for his White Sox career. We can use some of this. It's next.

You've got the jersey, the ball cap, the foam finger. Everyone can see you're a Chicago

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