So were you guys gunning for the Sox?

I mean, you're gunning for every team in the division, but was it something more special when you could beat a team like the Sox, a team that was expected to win the division?

Yeah, I would say so. I think especially because we had a lot of media around us that always shoved in our face that the Sox were the ones that were going to get us, that was going to get everybody.

So I definitely think it was interesting and cool to play against a team that talented.

The Cleveland Guardians weren't expected to do much of anything last season.

But with their pitching, speed, youth, and one of the best managers in the game in

Terry Francona, they came together as a team and ended up taking the division crown away

from the struggling white socks. So as both teams prepare for the upcoming season,

what do the guardians think about the White Sox now?

Well, I went into enemy territory to find out on this edition of the White Sox Talk

podcast brought to you by WinTrust.

Hey, everybody, it's Chuck Garfine at White Sox Spring Training.

On the podcast, I speak with Guardians Ace, Shane Bieber, and the player you heard at the top of the podcast, outfielder Stephen Kwan, who was living in a city you probably would never guess this off season.

I also talk with former White Sox catcher, Zach Collins, who is now on the

Guardians and homered against the White Sox in his first spring training at bat against them last

week. Plus, I talk with former guardian pitcher Brian Shaw, who's now on the White Sox for his

insights on both teams.

And when I ventured into the Guardians Clubhouse,

did Jose Ramirez think I was a White Sox spy?

I'll tell you that story and more.

What do the Guardians think about the White Sox?

That and more coming up next.

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