With back-to-back trades over the weekend, Chris Getz continues to shake up the White Sox roster. Chuck Garfien and Ryan McGuffey discuss the deals that sent Gregory Santos to Seattle and Cristian Mena to Arizona. In return, the White Sox acquired outfielders Dominic Fletcher and Zach DeLoach, pitcher Prelander Berroa and the 69th pick in this year's draft.

Chuck Garfien speaks with John Schriffen about his new job as White Sox play-by-play announcer for NBC Sports Chicago. They discuss his enthusiastic style of calling games, the difference between being a national broadcaster and now being a local announcer with the White Sox, what he's learning about White Sox fans, how he got the job replacing Jason Benetti and more.

As the prize piece of the Chris Sale trade, Yoán Moncada was expected to be a star for the White Sox. But instead, his tenure on the South Side has mostly been defined by injuries and underperformance. Entering what could be his final season with the White Sox, it's time for Moncada to shine. Chuck Garfien and Ryan McGuffey talk about Moncada's up-and-down White Sox career, his recent comments about having a healthy season, and whether they believe he will finally resemble the Moncada of 2019.

Will Dylan Cease be traded this offseason? Chuck Garfien speaks with ESPN's Jesse Rogers about the various trade scenarios and when a deal for the White Sox ace might happen. Plus, what rival executives are saying about Chris Getz's asking price and if a team will eventually match it. And if Cease is who they really want, what are the Baltimore Orioles waiting for?

It’s been another painfully slow winter for offseason moves. What’s going on? Who and what is responsible for it? And how does MLB fix the problem? Chuck Garfien speaks with ESPN’s Jesse Rogers about a Hot Stove season that is stuck in a deep freeze.

Chuck Garfien speaks with Chicago Sun-Times reporter Tim Novak one of the writers who broke the story that the White Sox are in "serious" discussions about potentially building a new stadium on a parcel of land called "The 78" in the South Loop. How realistic is this idea? What would a park in this location with possible views of the skyline mean for the White Sox? And who's going to pay for it? Chuck also talks about the previous podcast about Yasiel Puig.

Talented but controversial outfielder Yasiel Puig has been putting on a show this offseason in the Venezuelan Winter League, hitting .418/.518/.846, and playing for manager Ozzie Guillen. Should the White Sox consider signing Puig to play right field? Chuck Garfien and Ryan McGuffey speak with Ozzie Guillen Jr., who's been in Venezuela, getting an up-close look at how Puig is playing, how he's acting, and if he'd be a good fit for the White Sox.

Coming out of the 2017-2019 rebuild, the White Sox were expected to have a long period of sustained success. But instead, the contending window slammed shut last season with 101 losses, leading to the firings of Kenny Williams and Rick Hahn, the selling of many of their top players, and what appears to be a reduction of payroll for next season. Where does this leave you, the White Sox fan? Chuck Garfien and Ryan McGuffey have a heart-to-heart conversation about what's happened to the White Sox and when your fandom gets put to the test.

Chuck Garfien gets the latest on the White Sox pitching staff from pitching coach Ethan Katz. He explains why he believes Michael Kopech will have a comeback season, how Dylan Cease is dealing with trade rumors, and gives the inside scoop on new White Sox pitchers Erick Fedde, Michael Soroka, Jared Schuster, Chris Flexen and prospects Nick Nastrini and Jake Eder. Ethan also talks about new catchers Martin Maldanado and Max Stassi and what they will bring to the team.

Chuck Garfien speaks with longtime Chicago broadcaster George Ofman about his podcast and book, "Tell Me a Story I Don’t Know: Conversations with Chicago Sports Legends.” Ofman sat down with the likes of Ozzie Guillen, Chris Chelios, Michael Wilbon, Jason Benetti, Stacey King, Mike Greenberg, etc., searching for stories from these well-known personalities that they’ve never told publicly. Chuck and George also talk about the White Sox past and present.