James Fegan
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289 appearances
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 18 Aug
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Rahimi & Grote Show · James Fegan: White Sox won't trade away the future at deadline · 15 Jun 2026
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Yeah, I mean, there's always, especially when the Dodgers come to town, I feel like it's less than previous years.
I was talking about this on our podcast last night.
It wasn't...
There's no reason to come to this park because it's just dominated by Dodgers fans.
It felt more like a normal park where there's just a huge, popular international brand team.
Yeah, that's great.
There's oohing and aahing for what they're doing, but it was still a Sox partisan crowd.
So there was respect for what he was doing.
He definitely got applause from both sides, Yamamoto, when he was walking off in the ninth.
But there was also, when Tristan Peters broke it up, I think people were pretty happy.
The White Sox side of the equation was just saying, yeah, we really need that breakthrough.
Miguel Vargas said post-game, it kind of felt like a win.
We needed that, which in previous years, in 2024, you'd think, oh man, how pathetic that they view just getting a single hit as a victory.
This is where they're at.
But then they come around on their offense and they kind of research who they are the next game, where...
They didn't have a hit for the first three innings against Emmett Sheehan, but talking to Colson Montgomery postgame, they really kind of figured out what he was doing differently to him the couple trips to the order and were able to finally pounce like they...
you really get to a point where, and a little bit true with Yabamoto, maybe until like the seventh or eighth where it's like, yeah, this team has been down before, but they have so many comeback wins.
They have so many times that the offense has exploded late.
You really can't rule it out.
It probably wasn't until he was getting through really efficient innings in the seventh and eighth facing the guys like, you know, the top of the lineup the third time through or when a couple of lineouts from Miguel Vargas and Colson Montgomery find gloves that you're like, all right, he might really do this because like you kept thinking like,
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