Tanney was in Detroit for the Skubal vs. Vasil battle royale

Spiegel & Holmes Show

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4.2 • 652 Ratings

🗓️ 22 June 2026

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Matt Spiegel and Laurence Holmes listened to producer Chris Tannehill share his experience of attending the White Sox's loss to the Tigers in Detroit on Friday, when the two clubs got in a war of words.

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0:00.0	Terrick Scouble versus Colson Montgomery, round three went to scubel.
0:05.0	Terrick was electrified on his way off the field, and the umpires are still talking this over.
0:13.0	So after the strikeout, Terrick immediately had words for Montgomery, the young left-hander for the White Sox.
0:20.0	He's pointing to dugout.
0:22.3	There's some chirping going on by somebody.
0:24.6	Somebody's got to kick the engine.
0:26.5	That's it.
0:27.1	A.O. Central. Look at Mike Vassel.
0:29.3	Looking anything like a wizard right there.
0:32.0	A lot of words for a team in last place right now.
0:34.0	I know. place right now.
0:43.5	Now, I don't think it's panic in Detroit.
0:47.9	It just, it's sound, it's syllableized like Tanny in Detroit.
0:52.6	That's one of those sentences that I'm sure Chris Tannahill has taken a liking to very quickly.
0:56.4	Did you see Jason Benetti while you were up there?
0:57.5	Of course I did.
1:04.0	My tweets and my Instagram story with a photo of Jason and myself did some numbers with the old friend alerts.
1:07.8	It's a phrase on White Sox Twitter that people know.
1:09.1	So yeah, it was great to see Jason.
1:10.4	Saw our friend DJ.
1:13.0	Saw Len. Saw Dan Plesack.
1:14.7	Thank him for coming on the show on Thursday.
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