I'm looking through the dugout, I go, come out here, let's go.

And he went like this.

He put one finger, called me one in Spanish.

It's called me one and you win a World Service.

You watch.

Oh, the son, look.

Papi is out there, scone one run.

And he kept telling me, he said, you'll be the first Venezuelan win the World Series,

and you know who's going to be in the mouth.

Me.

And I know what to let you down.

That's Ozzy Guyan talking about Freddie Garcia.

And if there's one White Sox player from the 2005 World Series Championship team

who has been flying under the radar all these years for being a hero,

for being a legend on that team, it's Freddie.

And we're going to talk about them on this edition of the White Sox Talk podcast, brought to you by WinTrust.

Hey, everybody, it's Chuck Arfine.

And with the White Sox playing in Houston this weekend, I figured this was a great time to talk about what Freddie meant on the field, off the field, in the dugout during

the World Series, and with stories from Ozzy that either A, you've never heard or B, have

never been told. And there are some doozies in here.

So it is Ozzy Gian talking about Freddie Garcia

and why he is a legend.

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