Former second-round pick Steele Walker, who has been crushing the baseball in June, joins us on this edition of the Dash of Everything Podcast!

Steele chats about the freedom he feels like he is playing with recently (7:30), the transition it was off the field when he was called up to Winston-Salem (8:54), his close relationship with Dash teammate Tate Blackman (11:30) and how Tate's chain helped him hit for the cycle (13:50).

Steele also talks about why he was named Steele by his parents (18:00), his brothers playing football at Texas, being the youngest of three brothers (20:30) and how he admires how Tim Anderson's style of play (30:00). Plus, we get to some fan questions!

On top of that, we play some sound from Dash manager Justin Jirschele, where he chats about the fireworks gender reveal, for his kid and sound from Konnor Pilkington, who talks about his no-hit bid at Carolina earlier this month.

Call this the Zach Remillard appreciation podcast.

On this edition of the Dash of Everything Podcast, Joe Weil and Conor Clingen chat with the current Dash star and former College World Series champion with Coastal Carolina!

Zach touches on why he's been so successful this year (4:27), why he was thankful to come back to Winston-Salem this year(5:20), how he uses video (8:40), and his relationship with his brother Will, who plays in the Cubs system (11:00).

Later, Zach talks about his early days with Coastal, how the team struggled his sophomore year(21:09), when the team started to dream big (25:22), Mike Morrison's optimism (26:00), when the 2016 Chanticleers hit their stride (30:30), the College World Series run (32:00), when the team knew they'd win it all (35:25) and what the 2016 title means to him (38:00).

On this edition of the Dash of Everything Podcast, Joe Weil and Conor Clingen take a look back at the team's most enjoyable week thus far and chat with Dash outfielder Craig Dedelow.

Zach Remillard, the Dash's hottest hitter this month, reminisces about his time at Coastal during his visit back to the Grand Strand. Other sound includes Nick Madrigal talking about his first MiLB homer, Konnor Pilkington on his dad's great dad joke after his 12-strikeout performance and Lincoln Henzman on his back-to-back strong starts.

Then, Craig joins the podcast to chat about his nickname "DEEDS" (9:00), where his hot zones are at the plate (12:00), how eye black turned around the Dash's play(15:44), writing email campaigns to get attention from local colleges (20:45), how he was swayed from Purdue to Indiana (23:30), earning his way on the team as a walk-on (27:30) and an incredible Kyle Schwarber workout story (29:54). Plus, we get to some fan questions.

Enjoy!

New month, new podcast!

On this edition of the Dash of Everything Podcast, Joe Weil and Conor Clingen take a look at some of the biggest stars of the 2019 season thus far and chat with Dash right-hander Lincoln Henzman.

Luis Robert has been called up to Double-A Birmingham, but he left quite the impression on this team. We bring you sound from Dash hitting coach Jamie Dismuke (2:33), who says Robert is the most talented player he's ever coached.

We also bring you some sound Alec Hansen, who has allowed just one hit through 12.2 innings. Alec shares how he got away from the game after 2018 (5:00) and why he is in the bullpen to start the season (6:52). Meanwhile, Blake Battenfield, who has tossed five quality starts in six outings, talks about what he worked on prior to the season (9:20).

Then, Lincoln joins the podcast to chat about the development of his slider (10:00), the origin of his high leg kick (14:00), getting married this offseason to his now-wife Abby (15:44), his Lexington, Kentucky roots (19:19), why Louisville was so attractive to him (21:05) and following Zack Burdi in the Cardinals closer's role during his time in college(23:39).

Plus, we get to some fan questions, including ones from fellow White Sox farmhands Tyler Johnson and Jake Elliott.

And finally, we wrap up the podcast by bringing you some sound from White Sox Minor League intern Adam Naliwajko, who shares some info about the new technology the White Sox are using in the Minors.

On this edition of the Dash of Everything Podcast, Joe Weil and Conor Clingen take a look back at the first two weeks of the 2019 season and chat with Dash left-hander John Parke!

In case you've been living under a rock, Luis Robert has gotten off to an incredible start. We hear from Luis about the injuries he dealt with last year (3:08). Meanwhile, we play some sound from new Dash outfielder Craig Dedelow (6:00) about his change in approach from 2018, along with some sound right-hander Zach Lewis (8:27), who grew up a White Sox fan.

Then, John joins the pod to chat about his season so far (10:13), training with Max Scherzer in the offseason (11:48), finishing in the top 5 in innings pitched last year among White Sox farmhands (20:40), how he cried after his first outing back from Tommy John surgery at South Carolina, his love for golf (27:35)and why he chose South Carolina over Clemson(31:00). Then, John answers some fan questions, including a hard-hitter from his girlfriend (34:30).

Our first in-season episode of 2019 is here!

On this edition of the Dash of Everything Podcast, Joe Weil and Conor Clingen sit down with Dash second baseman and former first-round pick Nick Madrigal.

Nick talks about getting to know Yolmer Sanchez and Tim Anderson (3:40), working with former Dash manager Omar Vizquel (6:40), rookie initiation during Spring Training (8:45), playing for the Dash last year (10:55), his time at Oregon State (13:50), his competitiveness with his twin brother Ty (15:20) and much more!

Later in the podcast, we provide some sound from Media Day/Opening Day from new Dash manager Justin Jirschele, while also sharing the rest of the 2019 Opening Day roster.

The Dash of Everything Podcast is back!

Our first episode of 2019 features a chat with the "Voice of the Dash" Joe Weil and Dash pitching coach Matt Zaleski, who will return for the second straight year. Matt chats about his early White Sox fandom (8:00), when he realized he could make a career around baseball (11:30) and playing with Chris Sale and Carlos Rodon (18:30).

Matt also talks about his star prospect Dylan Cease (20:30), the effect of analytics on the Dash staff (26:30) and the pitcher he felt made the most progress last year (33:40).

Finally, Matt answers some questions drawn for him by his former pitchers (37:20)!

Meanwhile, Jake Eisenberg rejoins the podcast one final time to answer some Dash trivia questions and reflect on his season in the booth.

Get set for the 2018 Carolina League Playoffs with this scene setter, which relives the exciting moments from the regular season.

On this edition of the Dash of Everything Podcast, Joe Weil and Jake Eisenberg speak with Dash outfielder Luis Gonzalez and Dash assistant coach Guillermo Quiroz.

Luis chats about his consistency this year, what he was like as a pitcher in college, his new earrings, sharing the same name as a baseball legend in Arizona and much more!

Meanwhile, Guillermo reflects on the season, how he and Dash manager Omar Vizquel created the great chemistry on the team, what it was like to pair up Dylan Cease and Yermin Mercedes in Spring Training and his favorite moments with Dash hitting coach Charlie Poe and Dash pitching coach Matt Zaleski.

Enjoy!

On this edition of the Dash of Everything Podcast, Joe Weil and Jake Eisenberg marvel at the talent in Winston-Salem, and what that means for the future of the White Sox.

"Sound of the Week" (2:37) includes thoughts from Dash manager Omar Vizquel (3:50), infielder Nick Madrigal (4:23), field coordinator Doug Sisson (5:28) and right-hander Lincoln Henzman (7:11).

Our guest on this edition is right-hander Tyler Johnson (8:58) joins the Dash of Everything Podcast to chat with Joe and Jake about his transformation from a self-described "average" pitcher in high school to the dominant closer he's become.

Finally, Joe and Jake welcome Janey Murray (32:53) - a Media Relations Intern and writer for the Dash Board Blog - to talk about her favorite memories from the year and her experience this season.

Enjoy!