Courtney Finnicum

The older I'm getting, I think it's a combination of the two, but it can be considered a baseball movie.

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There's no wrong answer.

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Another episode of Pitch and Moan.

I am your host, Courtney Fennecom, and I am joined once again with White Sox reliever Mike Vassell.

Mike, welcome back to the show.

How are you doing?

Yeah, happy offseason.

It seems hard to believe.

I mean, I talked to you back in April, which is crazy to think about.

And now here we are, knee-deep in postseason, and the season's over.

And it's just like, where did the time go, right?

And I have to say, just on a total personal level, you know, I feel like I was one of the few people that interviewed you first thing when you joined the White Sox.

And now I see, like, all White Sox fans embracing your personality, which we'll get into a little bit.

I'm just like, you know, I knew this back in April about what kind of guy Mike was.

So I felt a little kinship there, right?

See, I like that.

I like being ahead of the game, right?

Okay, so you had a tremendous season with the White Sox.