Hey everybody, it is the White Sox Down O2 White Sox Talk podcast. We got to win three games in a row.

It is Chuck Arfine here with Isaac Ian and Ryan McGuffey. We're going to break down all that happened in game two, really the whole series and what they need to do to win three

in a row. Shoot, they got to win one in a row first, right, Ozzie? Yes, you know win one,

you can win three. By the way, I seen it happen before. And they coming back home,

I'm not selling a product. I know how to sell. I don't sell anything. I just like,

I think I believe the White Sox will play better at home.

I think they know it's not going to be easy.

But I see teams win three games in the row in the playoffs.

And that's why I think I have a lot confidence and a lot of hope about the white sauce coming back, go back to Houston.

And there is hope, and then there's what happened in game two. And I don't know,

Goff, you've got a lot of things on your mind. I'll just say this. I hope that they

manage game three like there's one game left in the season. That's all I'm going to say.

Tony, wait a minute. That's my thought. Tony said when he managed it like Ozzie. All right. We have a lot to get to on this edition of this

very frustrating edition. They lost. We don't. Okay. That's true. But we're feeling the loss.

Yeah, as I do. All right. This edition of the White Sock Talk podcast, it's coming your way.

Okay, here we go.

All right, guys.

Everything gets magnified in the playoffs.

Certainly in a five-game series when you're on the road in Houston,

any mistake you make is going to be in a close game is going to mean a lot. And boy, there were mistakes all over the place in game too. I mean, it's bullpen management. And Ozzy was one of the best at it. And I know that there were times that you took shots for what guys should have been in or what guys shouldn't have been in. I just don't understand. We've played 18 innings of baseball,

and one of your best weapons Michael Copac has not appeared. I don't get it. And after the game, Tony LaRouche is saying that he was available if they were in a position to win the game. What the hell was the fifth inning? They were up four to two. That's exactly the position you want to be in. Or if not the fifth, how about the six?

Literally, any point when the fifth, how about the six?

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