I think Anderson to right well hit, Judge going back, looking up.

It's gone.

Tim Anderson, a three-run shot, his fifth of the year.

And the White Sox here in the eighth inning now leaded five-nothing.

Thank you, Tim Anderson, for that clutch, three-run Homer.

And thank you, Josh Donaldson, for waking up the White Sox.

Hey, everybody, it's Chuck Arfine.

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So add another defining moment in the career of Tim Anderson, who, after his controversy with Donaldson on Saturday,

didn't play in game one of the doubleheaders Sunday, but came to the plate in the first inning of game

two to a chorus of booze. But then silenced that Yankees crowd with a three-run homer in the eighth,

rounding the bases, shushing their obnoxious crowd. Well, the White Soxed swept the doubleheader from the Yankees,

giving up only one run in the two games,

becoming the first visiting team to win a series there this season.

So coming up in the podcast, Ryan McGuffie joins me to talk about this exciting,

and yes, controversial weekend,

the pitching of Johnny Quedo and Michael Kopeck,

but most importantly, how Tim Anderson silenced Josh Donaldson,

the Yankees, and their fans.

It's coming your way.

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