Guest: James Fegan, The Athletic
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A jam-packed episode touching on a lot of topics to prep for the upcoming offseason which will begin five days after the World Series conclusion. 
Josh and Jim dish out their 2019 grades to White Sox coaching staff and front office. They will be joined by a few folks who completed the Sox Machine Offseason Plan Project to share their unique trade ideas and free agent targets. 
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Josh and Ted recap the 2019 season for the Chicago White Sox pitchers. How close is this unit to help make the team's transition from rebuilder to a contender? A look at which performances in 2019 could carry over in 2020, and what are options in free agency that could provide a boost. 

Plus, a World Series preview between the Houston Astros and Washington Nationals, MLB's fight with MiLB, and your questions in P.O. Sox. 

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Josh and Jim catch up on a couple of White Sox news items from last week. Looking for what ways new hitting coach, Frank Menechino, could provide an immediate impact, and Steve Stone being a broadcast free agent.

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Greg Nix joins Josh to hand out final grades for the Chicago White Sox 2019 infielders. Jose Abreu had a strong offensive season, but what would be a fair contract extension to offer him? Will Yolmer Sanchez return in 2020? Has Tim Anderson hit his ceiling? What are the reasonable expectations for James McCann next season? 

Plus, Rick Hahn decided to part ways with hitting coach Todd Steverson. Jim shares his thoughts on what direction he would prefer the White Sox take replacing him, and he answers your questions in P.O. Sox. 

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Josh and Jim recap the final series of 2019 for the White Sox. Rick Hahn mentioned that the organization is transitioning to the next stage of the rebuild. What will that look like? Are we back to where the team was after the 2014 season, but with more depth?

Plus, a breakdown of each of the MLB postseason series with predictions on who will meet in the World Series, and who we think will win it all. In the end, we answer fans questions in P.O. Sox. 

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Cleveland really needed a series win, and the White Sox spoiled their chances of making the postseason. Winning two out of three games, and the season series, the White Sox made friends in Minneapolis, St. Petersburg, and Oakland. 
Driving the White Sox series win was the emergence of 2018 Daniel Palka, Kelvin Herrera, bullpen arms sticking together, and timely offense. Looking ahead to the final series of the season against Detroit, can the White Sox finish 2019 with a winning divisional record? 
Plus, a look ahead to the final weekend and how the MLB postseason races could shape up. 
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Last night: Welington Castillo dealt the big blow as the Sox win, 8-3. 

Tonight: Dylan Cease vs. Aaron Civale

Around MLB: Twins clinch AL Central. Brewers clinch postseason birth. Charlie Morton shuts down the Yankees, and Matt Chapman saves the day for Oakland. 

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