When you're in uniform, you play with what you got. And what I'm trying to say is, we don't need that trade. If they tried hard and couldn't make it, we play with what we got. We can win with what we've got. And that's what I believe that White Sox fans know that. And when I hear somebody say, you've got to make a trade, I'm thinking, well, maybe they're just trying to spend money we don't have and put us in a place that we're not as good. But I hope the fans understand, and I've been clear from day one. I mean, I was clear back in the 80s. I know how great White Sox fans are. I know their passion. I'm really excited to be back. I saw it last year. How supportive how much they enjoy this club I would never say something that's I

wouldn't raise to say something that's,

I wouldn't raise to say something disrespectful or rude and certainly not directed to the

White Sox fans.

That's Tony Larusa, reacting to the comments he made a few days ago, saying that fans who

want the White Sox to go get a

right fielder are probably not White Sox fans. Well, this caused some controversy in the media

and social media. And here in this interview with Toil Roussea, he explains what he said,

what he meant, and why he said it.

Hey, everybody, it's Chuck Arfine.

Welcome to the White Sox Talk podcast.

Brought to you by WinTrust, and I happen to have Tony scheduled for an interview today.

And all of this happened.

So good timing for the podcast.

And Tony's going to talk about, among many

other things, the balancing act the front office is trying to make with the roster. And what kind

of move is the priority right now? Which sounds like starting pitching. So listen for that.

I also asked Tony about his relationship with Tim Anderson,

how he's going to use Craig Kimbril if the White Sox have a better chance to win in 2022

and more. So it's conversation, a very interesting conversation with Tony Larusa on the White

Sox Talk Podcast.

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