[Intro] Chicago White Sox are swept by the Detroit Tigers and their road woes continue. The record away from Rate Field is now 15-25, and White Sox manager Will Venable is looking at everything to improve their play.
[3:38] What should we make of the White Sox issues on the road?
[10:31] Seranthony Dominguez blew another save in Sunday's loss, and Grant Taylor allowed another run. Should White Sox fans be concerned about the backend of the bullpen?
[22:16] Should Davis Martin be pushed one more inning?
[23:49] White Sox continue using The Opener strategy. Will Venable explains why he likes using Openers, and Jim Margalus agrees with the strategy.
[31:36] A big part of the White Sox struggles in Detroit was little offensive output. Did Sox hitters focus too much on trying to hit home runs at Comerica?
[39:28] Series Preview: Cleveland Guardians
[41:00] Is Kyle Teel returning? Is so, who is getting demoted? How much playing time will Teel see early?
[48:21] Keys to the series: Ball go far, team go far, and have to shutdown Travis Bazzana
[Intro] Chicago White Sox are swept by the Detroit Tigers and their road woes continue. The record away from Rate Field is now 15-25, and White Sox manager Will Venable is looking at everything to improve their play.
[3:38] What should we make of the White Sox issues on the road?
[10:31] Seranthony Dominguez blew another save in Sunday's loss, and Grant Taylor allowed another run. Should White Sox fans be concerned about the backend of the bullpen?
[22:16] Should Davis Martin be pushed one more inning?
[23:49] White Sox continue using The Opener strategy. Will Venable explains why he likes using Openers, and Jim Margalus agrees with the strategy.
[31:36] A big part of the White Sox struggles in Detroit was little offensive output. Did Sox hitters focus too much on trying to hit home runs at Comerica?
[39:28] Series Preview: Cleveland Guardians
[41:00] Is Kyle Teel returning? Is so, who is getting demoted? How much playing time will Teel see early?
[48:21] Keys to the series: Ball go far, team go far, and have to shutdown Travis Bazzana