Told people this off season when we were, people would ask you about the postseason, I said the best atmosphere was in Chicago, the blackout game.

And I mean, walking out to the bullpen, you just felt electricity, you felt excitement.

I know the fans in Chicago, especially White Sox fans, have been waiting for that moment to be in the stands and to cheer on their team for a postseason run.

And you felt it a lot more than you did at any other stadium in the postseason.

And the blackout game had such a big effect on Kendall Graveman, that energy you

White Sox fans brought that night?

It actually weighed into his decision to sign with the White Sox in the offseason.

How about that?

And what an interview we have coming for you with Kendall Graveman on this edition of the White Sox Talk podcast brought to you by WinTrust.

Hey everybody, it's Chuck Garfine. Kendall Graveman is one of the most beloved teammates in the league.

So much so that when the Mariners traded him to the Astros at the deadline last year,

his Seattle teammates revolted, breaking equipment in the clubhouse,

and breaking down into tears over the trade.

And when I asked Kendall about this,

in this interview here in Arizona,

he cried as well.

His road to the White Sox just in the last couple of years

says a lot about who Kendall Graveman is.

Why he is so respected in the game?

Why the White Sox signed him?

And also why when he first arrived here at Cannellback Ranch,

he immediately apologized to Jose Ibrahim and Tony Larusa.

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