Courtney Finnicum

Has your mindset changed with all the different roles that you've been put in?

Did you have a different mindset each time or did you go in with the same kind of thought process?

So we mentioned a little bit about some of the young core coming together within the White Sox team, which has been incredibly great to see, obviously.

The White Sox this offseason already has made some coaching changes.

One of the changes being your pitching coach, Ethan Katz, no longer with the organization.

Do you, as a pitcher, and again, as a young pitcher, is this a move that you're maybe sweating a little bit?

Is pitching coach, how important is a pitching coach to your success?

I've actually kind of heard that a pitching coach is almost like your hype man, right?

Like he goes out there just to kind of hype you up.

And like you said, that father figure, you know, during the season, I think that's, and it seems like cats did a really nice job of that with the staff.

So, but you know, moving forward, like you said, you've had a lot of different pitching coaches.

So, you know, that's, that's really your focus is to continue doing what you're doing and continue building on your success.

Right.

I mean, that's, that's your focus.

So that's a really good point.

I mean, you mentioned again, and we talked about this back in April, you know, your story is well known now, bouncing around from the Mets to the Rays and now finally to the White Sox.

What was it about the White Sox organization that has made you have success at their major league level rather than success at the minor league level?

And I think we saw that.

I mean, you really did just kind of do your thing on the mound.

And I mean, the fans really did embrace your personality.