Hey, everyone, you're listening to The Curse of the Jeff Samar to Trade, White Sox Talk

podcast, brought to you by Win Trust. Chuck Ardorf. I'm here with Ryan McGuffie.

There are two things I feared for this series. One, just they're playing in Oakland,

and two, Marcus Simeon, Chris Bassett, Jeff Sommartre trade. Six years later, and we're talking

about it again? Yeah, you know what? I'm not really focusing too much on it, even though

these, like, yes, it's probably the one organization in baseball where they would be given six years to succeed. Yeah. Oakland. Other than that, like Marcus, like other organizations would have given up on these two guys a long time ago. Well, here on the podcast, Frank Thomas, Ozzy Gehan, and I are going to break down all sorts of stuff. Ryan's going to join me later. Keiko didn't have it. The socks came back against against A's closer, Liam Hendricks. Forty-nine pitches, Liam Hendricks. Thank you, Bob Melvin. Rough game for Nick Madrigal. Frank Thomas took Edwin Encarnacion as his pick to click. It didn't work. And there were some funny moments on the post-game show. And also, who starts game three for both teams,

not only on the mound, but also in the lineup.

So it's Ozzy Gien, Frank Thomas and me reacting to the Sox Loss in game two.

Both had a lot to say, especially Ozzy,

and the perplexing managing moves of Bob Melvin.

Here we go.

White Sox.

White Sox.

Go, go, white Sox.

The ball hit deep way back.

Deep time, Phil!

Holy cow!

Carlton Fiss has put the White Sox ahead.

Jimenez leaves the ballpark.

You can put it on the board.

Yes.

We got to change from something real special.

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