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History!

Mark Burley is a White Sox legend.

One of the best pitchers, one of the best players to ever wear the Mark Burley is a White Sox legend.

One of the best pitchers, one of the best players to ever wear the uniform.

And when he retired from the game after the 2015 season, his resume certainly did not scream Hall of Famer.

214 wins, less than 2,000 strikeouts, no show Iung Awards. He was very much a member of the Hall of the Very Good, kind of like Paul Canerco. But as the game continues to change and you

dig deeper into Burley's numbers and accomplishments, his case tells a different story. Looking through the lens

here in 2025 versus 2015, Burley's candidacy is, in my opinion, getting stronger. But will Hall

of Fame voters agree? On the podcast today, Brian Kenney from MLB Network who makes a living digging into baseball numbers.

And if he had a vote, and come on, he should have a vote.

He would vote Mark Burley into the Hall of Fame.

Burley had a fascinating career,

and this is a fascinating case beyond what you might think.

So Brian Kenney and I are here to break it all down,

and he's going to do it inside the Hall of Fame

in Cooperstown, New York, right here on the podcast.

Let's do it.

A lot hit deep way back.

There's a blast.

Deep to left.

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