White Sox Weekly

Eloy Jimenez is out for the foreseeable future after another injury in the outfield. Who's next up in left field for the White Sox? Could Andrew Vaughn be the answer? Plus, the Twins radio play-by-play man Cory Provus joins the show to preview the race between Minnesota and Chicago in the division.

What will the White Sox opening day lineup look like in right field and in the second spot in the order? Plus, Indians play-by-play man Tom Hamilton joins to talk about Cleveland's prospects after trading away Francisco Lindor.

Lucas Giolito is looking to take another big leap in 2021. Plus, MLB is considering some major rule changes and planting them for a trial in the minor leagues. Also, voice of the Tigers Matt Shepard joins to continue the AL Central preview.

Who has been the most impressive player early on in spring training for the White Sox. Plus, Michael Kopech spoke on his role coming out of the bullpen. Also, Royals color analyst Rex Hudler joins to preview the Royals.

Lucas Giolito joins Waddle and Silvy to talk about his personal goals for 2021, Tony La Russa and Yoan Moncada's music.

What one burning White Sox question would you love to have answered from Spring Training? Plus, second baseman Nick Madrigal joins the show to talk about getting ready for his first full season and the team's expectations for 2021. Also, an update on the White Sox international signings.

Pitchers and catchers have officially reported and spring training is finally ramping up! Rick Hahn has high expectations for the White Sox this season. Plus, The Athletic's James Fegan joins to go through some major stories surrounding the team heading into 2021.

Tony LaRussa joined Kap & J.Hood to discuss his return to the White Sox, and his excitement about the upcoming season.

White Sox VP and GM Rick Hahn joins Waddle & Silvy to talk about the 2021 season, Tony La Russa and Michael Kopech.

What will the White Sox opening day roster look like? ESPN MLB Insider Tim Kurkjian joins the show to discuss the state of the game and the 2021 White Sox. Plus, PECOTA wasn't kind to the White Sox and the baseball itself is gonna deaden.