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What recent achievements have the White Sox accomplished?
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Rahimi Harrison-Grody, middays 10 to 2 on 104.3 The Score.
This is Rahimi Harrison-Grody on 104.3 The Score. Your, should we do it in Gene Honda voice? I feel like we should. Your Chicago White Sox are 16 and 18. They almost swept the Padres. They came close. They had a first pinch hit home run that they've had since 2024. Derek Hill. And then they pinch hit Edgar Carrow for Derek Hill to face
mason miller and i don't necessarily know that that was the best decision no offense i grew carol i don't i was yelling at the tv i'm not gonna sit here and get upset about who's hitting against mason miller because the answer usually is no one is hitting against mason miller but they a they got a guy on base and everything in scoring position
This was a game that the Cubs played the Padres earlier this week. Then the Sox played the Padres. Then Will Venable went back to his former team where he was a player. And I worked with Will in San Diego. It came full circle like that. The White Sox... had a couple of different chances to win this game. But at the end of the day, we're talking about a series win over the Padres. If I was happy that the Cubs did it in San Diego, I'm equally as happy that the White Sox were able to pull this off too. Our group chat was popping off a little bit because I know, Marshall, you wanted more. Like in the words of Kylo Ren on this May the 4th, more. More!
Absolutely more. Greed is good.
Greed is good. Has not clarified for me.
And I just thought that there was a strong chance once Anthony Kaye got a 1-0 lead.
Yeah, shout out to Anthony Kaye, by the way. Nice sounding out of him. Two earned runs, five innings.
You know what yesterday's game reminded me of? And sometimes I forget, right? Because we get caught up in the moment of whatever we are watching, consuming, following. It is all relative, right? Everything that we talk about when we talk about sports is relative because it's being measured against other teams in baseball. It's being measured in a historical way against your own team. It's all relative. And so, relatively, the White Sox had an excellent week. They went 5-1 on the week. They won two series. They took a team that, if the playoffs started today, would be in the playoffs today. and the Padres and won two of three against them on the road. It's the same thing that the Cubs did, right? And so I look at it as a big win for the White Sox because, hear me out here, Layla, they're 7-3 in their last 10 games.
You saw how yesterday's game ended. Yep. A one-run loss. The other two losses were extra inning games.
A comeback one-run loss where they were down and then they tried to fight their way back.
After making dumb mistakes, as I talked about in transition on the base pass, because Jared Kelnick gets a big hit first and third with nobody out in the fourth inning, gets picked off, ends the inning, they don't score. So understanding the context of a rebuilding White Sox team winning five of their last six, they've now won four of their last five series, they're trending in the right direction since starting 7-14.
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