Transition: Examining the dance between Roch Cholowsky and the White Sox
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What insights do Leila Rahimi and Marshall Harris share about the White Sox?
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I can smell the cream on your neck, okay? It's there to loosen it up, right?
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What's up, Layla? What's up, Marshall?
Hello, good people. What up? Got good vibes in this town right now, don't we? Could you smell the cream on Nico Horner's neck? I can smell the cream on your neck. I could not. I was sitting there listening to that, getting ready to do postgame, and I was like, well, I'm sure that'll find its way to Tanny. But here we are at 2-0-3. It's found its way to Tyler Buterbaugh, and I'm glad it has. That's creepy. That's just straight up creepy. It found its way to the morning show. Good. Yeah, we've been on this all day. I can smell the cream on your neck. There's this moment. What's the movie where Bruce Willis is like the kind of the unwilling superhero with Samuel Jackson's Unbreakable? Unbreakable. Yeah, it's part of a really good trilogy.
I really like Unbreakable. I'm a big fan of that movie. But there's a moment where one of the criminals walks up to the house of this people that he's gonna invade and he just looks at him and goes, I like your house. And the way he says it is just like so delightful and creepy. And that's what it sounded like. I can smell the cream on your neck.
I freaked out Bruce once. You freaked out Bruce once? Yeah. What'd you do? Because Bruce and I used to go to the same gym. And so I didn't say anything. And like how many times have... you know a guy later like says to a girl hey i saw you at the gym and i'm like what the hell why didn't you say hi so bruce and i are like in some dugout near you and i see bruce and i'm like hey i saw you at the gym today he's like what the heck leila why didn't you say hi he's like why are you creepy quads looking good bruce smell the cream on your neck no
I can smell the cream on your neck.
Oh, man. So, yeah, this random day, I was like, I'm going to giggle about this and then mess with Bruce later.
Layla, how was Bruce doing at the gym?
Killing it at the cardio, man. We were both in the cardio room, yeah.
Wow. That's impressive.
Bruce is a disciplined guy.
His post-game interviews, can we get video of that from now on? That way we can see Nico's face when he acts. Bruce was working hard yesterday. We worked together on the pregame. Craig Council spoke from the dugout, which means it's an extra sort of trip and work around, especially for Bruce who's coming back up to do pregame live as he did. And then he's down there postgame. Bruce is hustling and killing it. That's why he does the cardio at the gym to get ready for game day.
How does the conversation shift to the performance of Nico Horner?
You're exactly right because he's doing stuff for us. He's doing stuff for Cubs Radio Network, stuff for Marquee all in the same day. Our man is hustling. He is. Getting it done. I love a good hustle. I want to say welcome to all these people who are newly on the Nico Horner appreciation space. I've been there. I feel like an early adopter.
How did you feel when he was back on Sunday? Did it give you smiles and giggles inside? That's the dude.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What insights do Leila Rahimi and Marshall Harris share about the White Sox?
0:00–3:33
2
How does the conversation shift to the performance of Nico Horner?
3:33–6:39
3
What are the implications of Rock Cholowsky's potential impact on the White Sox?
6:39–11:27
4
How do the hosts evaluate the White Sox's chances in the upcoming season?
11:27–13:32
5
What discussions arise around the Cubs' current performance?
13:32–15:12
6
How do the hosts analyze the significance of the upcoming Sox-Cubs matchup?
15:12–16:57
7
What are the latest updates on player trades and team strategies?
16:57–20:16
Speakers
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