You are listening to the White Sox Win, Game One, White Sox Talk podcast.

Brought to you by Win Trust. Chuck Garfine here with Ryan McGuffie. Gilead was dealing.

Adam Engel was hitting. Bob Melvin was savabermitricin or just doing some managing that doesn't make any sense. And if you're on the podcast, Ozzy Gehan is going to vent about why he doesn't like Bob Melvin and his decision-making, but we love it. Yeah, looks like somebody didn't do their homework. Tim Anderson was right. And the White Sox capitalized did exactly what they had to do off

a left-handed starter, chase them early, get some runs, go behind their ace, and let everything else

take care of itself. It's exactly the script that you had to drop and gave one. This was a script that

I was not sure was going to happen, but yes, the White Sox are now 15 and O against left-handed starters.

I thought it was an inflated stat. I tried telling you. Well, I was not thinking it couldn't happen.

I just didn't think it would happen. And yet, it did. And I love it. Here on the podcast,

Ozzy Gien, and Frank Thomas will share all sorts of knowledge they gave us on the post game show.

By the way, Ozzie almost predicted the final score in the first inning.

Frank said jump on the A's early and sure enough, they did.

Great stuff from both of them on Gialito.

Engel, why the White Sox have an edge during the day in Oakland, something I had not considered until Frank said it, that and a whole lot more.

On the White Sox Talk podcast, Guff and I, we back together after it's the Ozzie and Frank show here on the White Sox Talk podcast.

White Sox, White Sox, White Sox, go, go, White Sox.

And ball hit deep way back.

Deep time, Fred!

Holy cow!

Carlton says, has put the White Sox ahead.

Jimenez leaves the ballpark.

You can put it on the board!

Yes!

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