White Sox prospect Braden Montgomery hits walk-off homer in MLB debut (Hour 1)
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What were the highlights of Braden Montgomery's MLB debut?
The views and opinions of Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, and Mark Grody should not be taken too seriously. Especially when they give advice. Do not take Marshall's analogies literally. Especially when it comes to Russell Dorsey. The sports thoughts of Rahimi, Harris, and Grody may change at any time. It's just sports. Okay, thanks, bye. Rahimi Harrison-Grody, 10-2 on 104.3 The Score.
Adam Amit, Bill's play-by-play announcer, joining us in studio.
Jason Bonetti and I connected the other day, yesterday, and we were chatting, or actually the day it happened, on Sunday, because he called me when he found out the news, because he was in Chicago, he was doing the Cubs game. and uh we were kind of silent for a second and in perfect benetti fashion he goes do you remember when you guys did that game in the studio the socks game you don't see that every day there was a like a two hour or something rain to three hour rain delay and stacy ordered pf changs for dinner, like on DoorDash or Uber Eats or something.
How spicy would you like your chainsaws? Oh man, I have no idea what's going on.
And the guy couldn't find the entrance, and Stacey had ordered like 80 bucks worth of Chinese food, and the guy couldn't find the entrance, so he ordered it again.
And we never got the food during the rain delay. This is Michael Scott. Yes. Hi. Are you running late? No, I'm here. All right. I'm at the bar. I'm at the bar, too. You are?
How did the 1980s throwback broadcast enhance the viewing experience?
What bar? I'm at the bar that's located in the lobby of the hotel. Nice. Do not see you.
And then we had to call like a not very fun Sox Royals game from the studio. And he never got his $175. It happened twice.
Is that DoorDash guy delivering food straight to Kevin's door? I thought the dash was on us.
And Benetti didn't even have to bring up the whole story. He was just like, remember when you guys and the delivery guy and we both just started cracking up.
Give me the hot sauce on the 50 pigs, please.
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What was the significance of the White Sox's walk-off win against the Braves?
This is Rahimi Harrison-Grody on 104.3 The Score. On this Wednesday, Mark Grody is in. Layla Rahimi is in with you. Last night, I know we're on an office kick, Mark. I know you love watching The Office. I do too. We talk about it a lot. We heard Tyler Buterbaugh's open where The Office was mentioned yet again. That was fantastic. But... If last night wasn't watching the Cubs and the Sox at the same time last night, if that was not the episode of dueling Christmas parties, where you have Angela's Christmas party, the Nutcracker Christmas, and that's the Cubs game. And then you have Margarita karaoke Christmas for the Sox eighties broadcast. I don't know what it is. That was, that was clearly the winner was Sox game eighties broadcast Braden Montgomery out of a movie.
Get the call up and then walk it off with your first career home run being the day you get called up in a walk-off situation. You could not have written it better last night.
No, you could not have. And I guess the one good thing about what you were saying with the dueling games is it made it a lot easier to know which game to follow. focus on because that is always – I have two conundrums during Cubs and White Sox. You don't know which game to focus on. You have to kind of guess. You have to kind of feel your way through it. And you can have both on, but you know what I mean, that you can focus on it. It's also, Layla, very difficult for me to get my daily dose of office episodes in while I'm trying to watch a Cubs game and a White Sox game. But, no, barely a problem. Yeah, it's like you're watching Eduardo Julien hitting another – RBI hit. A new Cubs killer is born.
Getting the Joey Weamer award is at Wardo Julian last night.
Weamer! Not Weamer! Weamer is the opening day enemy of the Cubs and Matthew Boyd.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What were the highlights of Braden Montgomery's MLB debut?
0:02–1:32
2
How did the 1980s throwback broadcast enhance the viewing experience?
1:32–2:38
3
What was the significance of the White Sox's walk-off win against the Braves?
2:38–5:28
4
How do the Cubs' recent struggles compare to the White Sox's success?
5:28–8:13
5
What are the implications of Will Venable's management style?
8:13–9:36
6
How does the performance of the Cubs affect their playoff chances?
9:36–11:50
7
What role does nostalgia play in sports broadcasting?
11:50–13:37
8
What are the future expectations for both Chicago baseball teams?
13:37–43:41
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