Connor McKnight

I mean, it's been a lot of fun taking care of business in the division.

It has been a whole lot of fun.

You took care of a Tigers team when they were down.

I mean, shoot, Marshall, if you're a Detroit fan, right, who's looking at the AL Central and trying to make sense of things, you're looking at the Tigers coming into Chicago and thinking, well, you've got Frambois lined up, you've got

Yes, pretty good.

And Cater Montero lined up, who pitched really well.

And this is your chance to kind of get things right and get a couple wins in division.

And sure, the White Sox are playing well, but maybe you can take care of some here.

No, that didn't happen at all.

I mean, the White Sox ran them up and down the floor.

It was a couple of close games, but at no point did the Tigers really look put together.

I was stunned by how disjointed that whole thing looked and how kind of anarchy the removal of Cater Montero in the particular game, I think it was the second one, kind of felt.

And then Colson Montgomery hits the no-doubter and ties things up.

It's

The White Sox are playing with as much confidence as anybody in the American League Central for sure right now.

And that includes the Guardians, even though they might be on paper a better team.

It's just every next guy has stepped up.

And it's not a season where the guys stepping up at next guy are like, you know, random cast off and, you know, this kind of, for the most part, they're people that they wanted to be part of this franchise for a good long while.

I mean, sure, you've got your Randall Gritchicks and everything like that, but this is a team that's got depth and has flexed it so far.

Yeah, no doubt.