Mark Carman

And there is, as far as the fan base is concerned, more and more people are coming out.

You know, the White Sox, they obviously don't have the fandom, the size of the Cubs, but they do have a passionate base when they're going.

And

I think a lot of them are like, oh, finally, we actually can go out and see the White Sox play baseball in games that, in theory, at least better.

I mean, they do, because right now, with the American League sitting where it is, the White Sox are in the playoffs.

Mooney, yeah, no doubt, no doubt.

There's already a conversation, well, there's no way that Jerry Reinsher is going to pay him.

And, of course, Reinsher is selling the team to the Ishbias, and that guy's got all the money in the world, and there's quotes in the paper of, like, he's been at games.

Well, I'm not going to let that guy walk out the door.

So, you know, Sox got him on a great deal, but, you know, they're going to have to pay him.

But, yes, he is at the front of what's going on.

But, you know, they've got a lot of young guys who are –

connecting Chase Mitrov in the middle of the infield you know he's been solid Colson Montgomery shortstop a lot of young talents it's kind of you gotta figure that they're going to be in a round 500 team and never separate themselves but I would not have said that a month ago I would have thought they were going to win 70 games

So there is a deadline for the spring session this Sunday, and the Senate's got to pass a bill, and the House has got to approve that bill, and all this has got to get done now, what, 48 hours?

Yes.

So the people that I'm talking to think that there might be a special session called, which is very rare to call a special session.

Well, the thing is if you do that, I'm not familiar with – I assume maybe the law states the same, but you have to have a supermajority on that vote in a special session.

So do they have the votes to get to that level?

The governor, J.B.

Pritzker, wants this to get done.