Hey everybody, it's Chuck Garfine.

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So everyone who gets to the major leagues has a story.

For Greg Pryor, who played for the White Sox in the late 1970s and early 80s, his story involves some of the wildest moments and biggest characters of this off-the-wall era.

We're talking Bill Vec, Disco Demolition, Harry Carrey, Harry Chappas, Billy Martin, and George Steinbrenner.

When Greg was with the Yankees, he sparred with Steinbner because he refused to shave his mustache.

In fact, Greg wrote a new book about his career called The Day the Yankees Made Me Shave.

Tony LaRusa wrote the forward.

When Tony won his very first game as manager with the Sox in 1979,

Greg Pryor was his shortstop.

So you're going to hear stories about Tony LaRusa, about Bo Jackson and Bucky Dent,

as well as Louis Apparicio once firing a gun in the clubhouse when he was a coach in Venezuela. At a time when we're living

through a lockout where nothing fun or exciting is going on in baseball, we're going back in time.

To speak with Greg Pryor about his forest gump-like career.

White Toc Talk podcast is kind of like a box of chocolates.

You never really know what you're going to get.

Today it's a riveting conversation.

With Greg Pryor, it's coming your way.

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