Russ Dorsey would like to see the White Sox add a veteran arm
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What are the latest White Sox storylines discussed?
Rahimi Harrison-Grody. Oh, sorry, bud. Watch your profanity. You said pop of the mind.
No, no. You know what? You've got to let it flow. Our poor producer, Ray, spilled his coffee. So thanks for christening our studio over here.
No, no.
It's okay.
Middays 10 to 2 on 104.3 The Score.
And Rice blasts this one. It is not coming back. It's off the second deck. That's Rice, now 20 home runs on the season. Swing and a miss, and that's gonna do it. Game one of this three-game set goes to the Yankees. A final score, 12-2. Man, all those boppers in New York. Without the judge, Aaron Judge still out and hurt. But my goodness, the Yankees go on to beat the White Sox last night by a final of 12-2. As seen on CHSN, as we welcome you back into Rahimi Harrison-Grody on 104.3 The Score. I told you about Ben Rice. I've been telling you about him. Paul Goldschmidt with a blast as well. Cody Bellinger with a huge, because the game was in the balance at the time, a huge two-run single off of Davis Martin.
As we welcome back in our guest as well, Russell Dorsey joining us for another segment, MLB Insider for Yahoo Sports and MLB Network. We'll talk more about his podcast later. a little bit later on. But I guess, Russ, every once in a while, even the best pitchers in baseball, your ace on this team, Davis Martin, got hit hard. It's a very powerless feeling watching that, but it happens, and it happened last night for Davis Martin and the White Sox.
Look, it's been a special first half for Davis Martin. He's been one of the best pitchers in Major League Baseball up to this point. And look, you're going to have some of those nights. We've seen Cy Young Award winners go out and get shells. In a season where you make 30 starts, you're not going to have your best stuff in 30 starts. And last night, the Yankees, a team with a lot of good hitters – show davis martin the bronx right and their best way possible and so when you have a game like that if you're davis martin because it hasn't been a first half of bad starts you just flush that one come back out in five days and try it again but i think for the white socks this is something that you're you'll deal with right they've been able to get the best of davis martin
up to june 17th right and so you're not gonna as you're making your trek to being the best team in the al central like you're gonna have to find different ways to win this is a team that's proven in the first half they can win a lot of different ways they can win two to one ballgames they can win slugfest eight to seven and some nights you're gonna have to pick up your starting pitcher because he doesn't have it even your ace
No, I think you're right. Looking at the White Sox, they've been so good at home, Russ, but they're really struggling on the road. It's been six weeks since they've won a road series, in danger of losing their sixth straight road series if they drop one of the next two games against the Yankees. Do you see this as just part of the evolution of a young team learning to win in hostile environments?
Yeah, I mean, that's part of the learning process, right? And I think if you look at a White Sox team that is still young in their experience, that's something that you have to figure out on the fly. I think for the White Sox, it has been an advantage for them to come back. play at home here in chicago and they have been a team that's been able to thrive off that atmosphere growing uh crowds people coming back to the ballpark to watch this young team play i think that's great i think the other side of that is you have to be able to at least play 500 on the road and to your point they haven't been able to do that so yeah i think it's something they're gonna have to figure out as we go into the second half they only scored two runs last night but that two runs was huge mark layers you know why
Tell me why.
Because it made sure that the Sox still had a positive run differential. Otherwise, there would have been no team in the American League Central with a positive run differential.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What are the latest White Sox storylines discussed?
0:00–7:11
2
Why does Russ Dorsey believe the White Sox need a veteran pitcher?
7:11–8:10
3
How has Davis Martin performed this season?
8:10–13:26
4
What challenges are the White Sox facing on the road?
13:26–14:12
5
What impact does the young team's experience have on their performance?
14:12–16:44
6
How important is a positive run differential for the White Sox?
16:44–16:51
Speakers
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