Bret Boone

And the teams that are deepest usually come out the most unscathed.

That's why I think the Dodgers.

The Dodgers, yes, they have star power all over the place in the last two years.

They've gone back-to-back, which is a rare commodity.

But they're deeper than anybody else.

And when they have a Snell go down, they've got another star-type

level player step in for the guy that goes down.

So I think that's, that's the way the terrain is in major league baseball today.

The deepest teams seem to go the farthest.

And I look, but I look at this Cubs team.

I mean, they won nine straight.

They've won, you know, I was watching the game the other day and they told me it's 15 in a row at home.

That place is rocking.

You got your, you know, that Cubs win after the, it seems like the whole city's involved.

Really cool atmosphere and, you know, a lot of excitement in Chicago right now.

And the White Sox 22, well, you said we'll get to that later.

But in 2022, I was excited about this White Sox team.

And they went about polar opposite, as I imagine them going, and what we've seen there for the last three years.

But this year, they got a little to cheer about in a weak division, too.

And they're only sitting there, I think, a game or a game and a half out at 17 and 20.