And I think Getsy said it, you know, in our meeting today, perfect.

Like he wasn't, you know, last year might have been, you know, pretty big blemish on the club, but, you know, they were setting up the club to be good for the next, you know, five, six years. And I think that's what I see when I look at this roster. There's a lot of young guys who have tons of talent, who, you know, are looking to make an impact. And, you know, it's always tough

when you're trying to find your footing and trying to win games. So especially at this level.

So it's, you just got to go out there and turn the page.

Turn the page, change the script, and hopefully a much better ending for the White Sox in

2025.

Hey everyone, it's Chuck Arfine.

Welcome back to another edition of the White Sox podcast here at White Sox Spring Training at

at Camback Ranch in Glendale, Arizona.

That was new White Sox infielder, Josh Rojas, who knows firsthand what it takes to turn things around. He played on the 2021 Diamondbacks,

who lost 110 games, and then two years later, they were in the World Series. Now, on the podcast,

he's going to explain why he signed with the White Sox and why Josh believes the White Sox can play

winning baseball in 2025.

Also, what he brings the table, play discipline, working counts, defense.

That's what this White Sox team needs.

And he's going to explain why his offense struggled last year and what he's going to do to fix it.

That and more with Josh Rojas coming up as he talks about what can happen.

How the White Sox can turn things around quicker than you might think here in 2025.

Let's do it.

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