Layla Rahimi

So I'm glad we brought you with this music because I heard the conversation that you and John Triffin had about walk-up songs.

And as I recall, you said hard rock all the way, didn't you?

Well, it's interesting that you bring that up, because you know that that moment has gone on in lore.

I mean, it's taken on a life of its own, that video clip.

We're talking to Steve Stone, White Sox analyst here on Rahimi Harris and Grody on 104.3 The Score.

And Stoney, I think what's been encouraging, too, is just being able to lose Mune and with the lineup producing around him in the way they are, not seeing a drop off, even though the protection may not be as consistent.

Other people contributing.

You know, we see Andrew Benintendi with a really nice game last night with the home run as well.

So what do you think about just everybody else being able to just pick up where they left off in this?

Well, but to savor your experiences, I just love it when you're able to tell stories, Stoney, and I feel like we've gotten some really good ones so far.

That's heartwarming.

We're talking to Steve Stone, the White Sox analyst here on Rahimi Harris and Grody.

Stoney, I know you talked a little bit about the walks hurting David Sandlin last night.

He ends up issuing four of those.

What did you think about the outing overall in Minnesota?

How do you compare and contrast it, obviously, to his first outing?

What can you expect in the next one?

What do we know about trading one pitcher to rebuild an organization, Steve?

What do we know about all that?

Never seen it before.