Coach Trev

It's, it's something that this sport has never seen before.

And I think it's really, it's cool because every other sport you have, like guys get drafted, they're immediately in the league, all the spotlights on them.

And for the longest time in baseball, it was like, all right,

You got drafted.

We'll see you in three years, maybe.

Now it feels like the sport is turning that way, and I don't know if it's good for these young guys, if they're getting overexposed or not, but either way, it's extremely fun to watch.

Yeah, I mean, they're behind the eight ball right now.

They're playing catch up, and I think both of those first two games were winnable for them.

Yeah, I mean, this is a White Sox team that isn't rolling over to anybody.

And I think they're one of those few teams in baseball right now where you have a bunch of guys in this locker room playing for each other and trying to win for each other, kind of like the Rays are.

And that makes a really special ball club.

And a ball club that's tough to beat, especially when the dog days of summer haven't arrived yet.

Obviously, the Game 2 situation with the pitching change was pretty odd.

I mean, I don't have too much insight there.

It was just kind of...

Kind of a gaffe by a relatively inexperienced manager.

I mean, it was bizarre to watch unfold.

Yes.

And you should protect your guys as best as you can, especially if you have the numbers at your disposal with inherited runners and stuff like that.

So I don't know.