Emery Hunt

These are things that I have said on these very airwaves.

He did.

Specifically, the Murakami 40 home runs.

I said he's going to hit 40.

Colson and Murakami will combine for 70 home runs.

I was just going off of what I saw at the end of last year and knowing what Murakami was.

And then

To your point about the four games in the division, and if you look around, nobody else in the division is doing that well against teams above .500.

Why not the White Sox?

If they play above .500 in the division, Chuck, they're probably going to win the division because the team that everybody thought was going to win the division, the Detroit Tigers, they haven't even played a team with a record above .500 yet.

To your point, Chuck, yesterday felt like a game last year's team would not have been able to win.

And I love that it was the young players coming up clutch in those late moments.

Sam Antonacci had to play with the RBI triple to send it to extras.

And, of course, Colson with the walk-off.

He is Chuck Garfine, the White Sox anchor and reporter at CHSN and the host of the very good White Sox podcast with Chuck Garfine.

Chuck, I want to ask you about Colson Montgomery specifically.

We remarked that it was –

Interesting, maybe a coincidence, that exactly one year after the GM, Chris Getz says he's going to Arizona to figure things out, that he gets his first big league walk-off hit.

I know all the rage has been about Murakami, but quietly, both he and Miguel Vargas are kind of forming this big three that pitchers, they really can't ignore, especially if you want to put Murakami on base, because he ain't swinging at things out of the zone.

If you strike him out, you're going to have to attack him in the zone.