Marshall Harris

I'm not necessarily concerned about that either because Jamison Tyone has given up home runs before.

And traditionally in spring training, he's also working on like seven different pitches.

And he's like, which one do I want to use this year?

Oh, maybe not that one as it gets sent out of the park or whatever.

Davis and Tyone is a mystery to me because he's the guy who at the same time he's, one year he's decided to not use a sweeper because it messes up the rest of his stuff.

Next year he'll bring it back and then somehow it's key to his fastball command.

I've never seen anything like it.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, I don't think there's any doubt that the White Sox actually made efforts to get better.

You're going to see a whole year of Colson Montgomery, Munotaka Murakami.

We're trying to figure out who he's going to be as an American Major League hitter coming from Japan, how he adjusts to that hitting.

Now, in the pitching, he's going to the World Baseball Classic, so he doesn't get the same type of spring training length that a lot of other guys get.

but definitely optimistic.

And I did get a bit of a laugh, by the way, speaking of the Jamison Tyone game, because you know who countered as a starting pitcher for one inning for the Colorado Rockies in that game two days ago?

Jose Quintana.

I think he was a good pickup by the Brewers last year, and I think he's still serviceable for depth.

But unfortunately, Quintana and Colorado, that might mean you allow a lot of runs come the regular season of baseball just because of how that goes.

But overall, just as we check in on the Cubs and the White Sox during spring training as we await Tina Wynn,

You know, also the Cubs got Michael Conforto signing him to a deal where he might make the team.

And Conforto seems to have an open mind about it, by the way.