Mark Grote

He eventually has to leave the game.

I am only going through all of this right now to outline that there was some bad luck for the White Sox last night because then you have to get somebody up.

Tyler Davis gets a million warm-up pitches, all of that stuff.

He comes into the game, and then guess what happened?

Very stingy.

Tyler Davis enters the game, gives up a three-run homer to Paul Goldschmidt.

It's 9-3, and the game is over.

So it was kind of a weird twist of circumstances that led to it.

Not that they would not have blown the White Sox out anyway, but it did get a little bit weird in that fifth inning.

No, the fifth inning was tough, as you mentioned to Jose Caballero.

Overall, it just felt like the White Sox didn't take advantage of some of the opportunities that they had in this game.

Which, you know, to be fair, it's tough when you're on the road.

But to go one for ten with runners in scoring position, it's not like the White Sox didn't have chances.

Where did they learn that?

Now, where did they learn that?

Exactly.

From the Cubs.

See?

This is what happens.

You think it's contagious?