Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur discuss this question and what they would need to see to feel that the White Sox really could take advantage of a weak division. Plus, they also discuss Sean Burke's emergence, Drew Romo's potential breakout, and whether Tristian Peters will continue to eat into Luisangel Acuna's playing time.

This and much more on another packed episode!

- Could the White Sox extend Munetaka Murakami? Should they?

- Should the White Sox send Edgar Quero to AAA once Kyle Teel is ready?

- What can the team do about Jordan Leasure's struggles?

The crew discusses this and much more following the White Sox' series defeat at the hands of the Diamondbacks. Make sure to tune in!

The crew also talks about Noah Schultz and Sam Antonacci's debuts, what they need to see from Will Venable as a manager moving forward, Davis Martin's improvements, and how much longer the team might be willing to keep Luisangel Acuna in the lineup every day.

This and much more on a packed episode, don't miss out!

They start by talking about the confirmed call-up of Schultz and rumored call-up of Sam Antonacci. What does "success" look like for Schultz this year? And how can Antonacci bring a missing element to a struggling White Sox offense?

At the same time, Schultz's promotion comes to fill in Shane Smith's spot in the rotation after he was sent to Triple-A after just three starts. Was this too quick of a change by the team for someone who was their Opening Day starter? How quickly could we see Smith return? And what does this all say about some of the changes made to the pitching department in previous years?

Finally, the crew talks about the offense - Will Venable and the White Sox don't seem to be concerned, but should they be? 

Make sure to tune in to a packed episode!

In this episode, they breakdown the start particularly by Shane Smith and the bullpen, while also exploring some of the team's defensive woes and starting lineup decisions. There is still a long way to go in the season, but the crew discusses what they need to see change and what will change based simply on, as Brett puts it, the "law of averages."

Get yourself set before Friday's home opener with this episode!

• What does the Reese McGuire signing mean?
• How will the team replace Mike Vasil's innings?
• Final Offseason Grade for the White Sox?
• 2026 Season Predictions
  • Win/Loss Record
  • Team MVP/Cy Young
  • More HR: Montgomery or Murakami?
  • Most IP: Schultz, Smith, or McDougal?

Don't miss your chance to get ready for the season!

The White Sox stunned the baseball world on Sunday, signing Japanese superstar Munetaka Murakami to a two-year, $34M deal.

In this episode, Jordan Lazowski, Nik Gaur, and Brett Haffner react to the shocking Murakami signing, explain how the White Sox pulled it off, and discuss what it means for the rebuild, the lineup, and the franchise’s future. They break down Murakami’s historic NPB résumé, why his market only resulted in a two-year deal, and the real risks and rewards of bringing one of Japan’s most hyped hitters to Chicago.

From marketing impact to on-field expectations, this is everything White Sox fans need to know about the most surprising signing of the offseason.

Topics covered in this episode: • Why MLB fan bases were shocked by the deal • Murakami’s NPB dominance and home run record • Risk vs. reward of international hitters • Murakami's strikeout/swing-and-miss concerns vs. elite power upside • How Murakami fits with the rest of the team's young core • Year 1 expectations for Murakami • What this means for the rest of the White Sox offseason

Make sure to subscribe to Sox On 35th for more White Sox news, offseason breakdowns, prospect coverage, and podcasts all year long!

In this episode, Duke, Jordan, Nik, and Michael react to the White Sox winning the 2026 MLB Draft lottery, discuss why Roch Cholowsky is viewed as a true “slam-dunk” top pick, and compare him to past elite prospects. They also dive deep into the Rule 5 Draft, what upside plays like Jedixson Paez and Alexander Alberto bring to the organization, and how losing Peyton Pallette to Cleveland could impact the pitching pipeline.

From Winter Meetings fallout to free-agent rumors and moves involving Anthony Kay, Dustin May, Pete Fairbanks, and Rhys Hoskins, the guys cover every major storyline shaping the Sox offseason. With so many one-run losses in 2024 and big decisions ahead, what moves actually make sense for 2025, and which ones signal a real turning point for the rebuild?

Topics Covered:

- Reaction to the White Sox landing the No. 1 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft - Why Roch Cholowsky is considered a generational college bat

- Full breakdown of the Rule 5 Draft and what Paez/Alberto could become

- The loss of Peyton Pallette: how big is it?

- Winter Meetings takeaways and Chris Getz’s roster strategy

- Free-agent rumors/moves: Anthony Kay, Dustin May, Pete Fairbanks

- What kind of signings actually help accelerate the rebuild?

Don't miss out as we approach Episode 100!

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The crew reacts to the hirings by discussing their credentials and what these hirings say about the authority that Ryan Fuller and Brian Bannister have within the organization. Could these hires also represent a larger culture shift occurring within the organization? And what do these hires say about Katz and Thames' shortcomings, if anything?

They also discuss the team's decision to pick up Luis Robert Jr.'s $20M option for 2026 and Chris Getz's comments on the upcoming free agency period.

Don't miss out on the latest in White Sox baseball!

The crew reviews their preseason predictions for the White Sox while finding one word to describe the year, whether the number of losses truly matters, and confidence in Will Venable as the team's manager moving forward. They also do some offseason preview by choosing one move they think Chris Getz should explore this winter, and Jordan brings a bit of a hot take to the table.

0:00 - One word to describe the 2025 season

8:30 - Does not finishing below 100 losses really matter?

12:10 - Reviewing preseason predictions

28:23 - Final thoughts on 2025

32:55 - One move the White Sox should make this offseason

The crew gives their thoughts on the decisions while covering a variety of topics, including:

• How do you evaluate the jobs Katz and Thames did that led to these decisions?
• Do you feel confident in Getz and Venable when making these hires?
• What level of impact are you comfortable with Brian Bannister and Ryan Fuller having on this decision?
• What are your ideal qualifications for a hitting and/or pitching coach for the organization?
• Who are some potential names of interest for the roles?

This and more on the episode, so make sure to tune in!

Also head over to our YouTube page to see the video version of each of the interviews!

The White Sox are fresh off winning 6 of 7 from two of their division rivals. Is this a sign of things to come for the future? How does the White Sox' future stack up against the Twins? And if you had to choose, who do you think will become a bigger star: Colson Montgomery or Kyle Teel?

The crew also discusses the future of the catching situation before rounding it out with some fun questions:

• What are your favorite Hawk Harrelson sayings of all time?
• If given the opportunity to throw out the first pitch, could you throw a strike?

This and much more on a jam packed episode - make sure to tune in!

With September call ups seemingly underwhelming, the crew talks about the overall philosophy of the roster at current. How can the Sox best ensure they use September to get valuable reps for players that might be part of the future - both on the hitting and pitching side?

They also talk about Colson Montgomery's insane start to his career. Are you satisfied with this output, or are there parts of his game you'd still like to see improve?

Finally, with the announcement that Jose Abreu will return to throw out the first pitch on September 19, should a jersey retirement announcement follow it?

This and much more on this week's episode!

With all the positives throughout the system, the crew discusses whether they trust the White Sox' hitting or pitching development more right now. Listen to their thoughts on that and how it might affect what they want the team to do heading into 2026.

Finally, they talk realignment and the idea of putting the Cubs and Sox in the same division. This and much more on a packed episode!

The crew discusses these questions and more as it relates to the long-term rebuild outlook, roster construction, the search for a "rebuild star," postive/negatives from the second half surge, and so much more!

Make sure to tune in!    

They first discuss the improved play on the South Side recently and how the team might sustain it moving forward. What are you going to be looking for from this team once the Trade Deadline passes?

Finally, the crew puts their GM hats on to try and figure out if certain players should be traded by this week's deadline and where they could be dealt to - and there's one player that creates quite an argument... you'll have to tune in to learn more!

To close out this year's draft, Jordan Lazowski is joined by Tyler Jennings (@TylerJennings24) of Just Baseball (@JustBB_Media) to dive deep into the White Sox' 2025 draft strategy, exploring the key selections and the rationale behind each pick:

- Overall draft grade and strategy review - Carlson vs. Parker comparisons - Top potential sleeper picks - 2026 Draft preview

If you want a final review of anything you may have missed from last week's draft or some great in-depth information on the picks, this is the show for you, so make sure to tune in now!

In this episode, Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur dive into the highs and lows of the Chicago White Sox's season so far.

From veteran surprises to young prospects making their mark, we cover it all:

• First Half Vibes
• Biggest Positive/Negative Surprises
• What to Watch For in the Second Half

Tune in for an in-depth analysis and some fun about the future of the White Sox!

To end, the boys pay their respects to Bobby Jenks, who passed away this week at the age of 44 after battling cancer. They talk about their memories of him on and off the field as the 2005 reunion weekend is right around the corner.

In the latest episode of Pipeline to 35th, Michael Suareo is joined by Sox on 35th's newest Minor League contributor, Brendan Gallian, to recap some of the biggest news of the last month.

Michael also reacts to Colson Montgomery's promotion to the majors and previews what the White Sox could do in the upcoming MLB Draft.

To read our full 2025 White Sox draft preview, click here. 

Later, the crew talked about the latest struggles for the White Sox' young starting pitchers and how Noah Syndergaard is part of a picture to relieve them. They also discussed Chris Getz's comments about spending and round it out by discussing their halfway point surprises and disappointments.

Tune in now!

Follow us on social media @SoxOn35th and @PipelineTo35th for more news and updates. 

Later, the crew discusses the Andrew Vaughn/Aaron Civale swap. Are you surprised the White Sox got anything at all for Vaughn? Where does he fall on your list of biggest White Sox rebuild failures? And what went wrong over the past 5 years to get to this point?

Finally, the crew discusses Grant Taylor's promotion - as a reliever. Are you okay with how the White Sox are doing this? Do you have concerns about Taylor's long-term role?

This and much more talk about Quero, Teel, Elko, and others in a packed episode. Tune in now!

She also talks about what it's like working as a reporter on a day-to-day basis and gives a peek behind the curtains of CHSN's operations. Between some college football talk and getting the crew's thoughts on the broadcast, she even finds some time to give advice to those getting into sports media and answers some rapid-fire questions about her interactions with the White Sox clubhouse.

This is a packed interview, so don't miss out!  

Make sure to follow Brooke on social media @BrookeFletcher!

They start by discussing the summer event you won't want to miss: our joint Sox On 35th/Chicago Sports Bums tailgate that's being thrown June 8th for Southpaw's 21st Birthday! Listen for the latest details about how it all came together and why you should be there in just under two weeks!

The Bums also talk about the White Sox' surprising decision to option Andrew Vaughn and Tim Elko to Charlotte and discuss how they'd like to see Will Venable and Chris Getz handle the young guys throughout the summer. And, don't worry, they left you with some hot takes on their way out.

Make sure to follow the Chicago Sports Bums on social media @ChiSportsBums!

Duke, Jordan, and Tim first talk about Tim Elko's promotion and their expectations for what he can bring throughout the year. Are fans' expectations aligned with the reality of his skills? Plus, a roster crunch is coming - could this mean the end for Andrew Vaughn? Or how else could the White Sox manage a roster that is slowly returning to health?

Finally, Joe Binder makes an appearance to be a part of our draft of the best Catholic Mass songs! From City of God to On Eagles' Wings, who picked the certified bangers? Listen to find out!

Sean talks about the latest happenings over at CHGO before getting into the play on the field. He discusses the progress made from rookies Chase Meidroth and Edgar Quero, his mixed feelings on the City Connect 2.0 uniforms, and the encouraging signs from the coaching staff Chris Getz has assembled.

Plus, do you buy Tyler Osik's since-deleted tweet about Andrew Vaughn's problematic work ethic? Sean and the crew discuss this and much more!

You can follow Sean on social media @Sean_W_Anderson.

Finally, they have some "fun" by drafting their individual teams for the 2025 White Sox. Who will end up drafting the five players that perform the best? Let us know your thoughts!

The crew also discusses some early takeaways from the White Sox' 4-11 start. How long is Miguel Vargas' rope? How about Andrew Vaughn? And while the games have been better, are there concerns over the slow start against the AL Central?

This and much more on a packed episode! 

What are the early positive and negative trends they're seeing in the lineup, rotation, and bullpen? How long is the leash for Andrew Vaughn? And what are your initial impressions of Will Venable and the job he's doing?

This and much more on this week's episode - tune in now!

They first start by talking about some of the team's initial 26-man roster decisions. Were there any surprises about who they took from camp? And what do you make of all the Tommy John surgeries the White Sox have had early in Spring?

Next, they get to everything you're here for: Team MVP, Cy Young, Rookie of the Year, player you're higher/lower on than most, and team record. They also chat a bit about when we could expect to see the team call up some prospects. Finally, they end with what they're most interested in with a season coming that is low on expectations.

The crew brought some positivity and good vibes to start the season, so make sure to tune in!

Plus, the crew discusses the latest rumors surrounding the Ishbia Brothers and the future of White Sox ownership. Could the path ahead already be forming?

This and much more on our latest episode!

The crew also recaps an overall successful SoxFest event and what they liked about the new format. They end by drafting their favorite promotional giveaways for this season - who do you think got the best ones?! 

You can see the team's entire promotional schedule HERE.

For more info on the trade, check out this article: https://www.soxon35th.com/white-sox-trade-pitcher-garrett-crochet-to-the-red-sox/

They start by discussing the hiring of Ryan Fuller as Director of Hitting and what that means for the organization's philosophical approach to hitting moving forward. Later, they discuss the "new and improved" SoxFest and what would attract them to the event this time around.

Finally, the crew discusses some White Sox transactions, bidding farewell to Gavin Sheets, welcoming Austin Slater, and breaking down what is likely Andrew Vaughn's last shot in a Southside uniform.

Tune in for a packed show!

Duke Coughlin, Nik Gaur, and Jordan Lazowski react to Will Venable's hiring as the franchise's 44th manager. How do you feel about the hire? What does this mean for the organization as a whole? Does this inspire any new faith in Chris Getz? The crew discusses this and more!

Editor's Note: This episode is a replay of a live recording of the show on Wednesday night. Be sure to look for us on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube @SoxOn35th for more live podcasts where you can join the conversation and have your comments featured on the show!

Later, the crew gets his thoughts on Grady Sizemore, what requirements he's looking for in the team's next manager, and his overall evaluation of Chris Getz's first year as GM. Do fans perhaps blame Getz too much?

Finally, the entire crew breaks down just how wrong they were about their preseason predictions. Come for the laughs, stay for the insightful conversation on the future of the ballclub!

On the evening of the team's record-breaking 121st loss of the season - cementing them as objectively the worst team in modern baseball history - Jordan Lazowski, Brett Haffner, and Tim Moran discuss the feelings this history elicit. Does this loss feel any different to each fan than any of the others? Should it feel different for the players? And have we all really comprehended the significance of this "milestone"?

Beyond the history, the crew also discusses some of the latest national media surrounding the White Sox, with Jeff Passan and Ken Rosenthal/Britt Ghiroli among those who have given us a look at the inner workings of an organization is disarray. What were the most shocking parts of each article?

The gents also talk a bit about the on-field play and next year's youth movement, but let's be honest: you're all here to listen to the reactions to loss #121. Don't worry, we've got you covered.

Plus, the pair answers some of your questions about the list and the current state of the White Sox farm system as the MiLB comes to a close.

They first discuss Chris Getz's latest comments about the "cards" he's been dealt and whether he should be blaming himself more as the dealer. What do these comments say to you about Getz's ability to fix things moving forward? The crew discusses this and more.

Later, Michael discusses the latest updates to our Sox On 35th Top 30 Prospects list as the MiLB season comes to a close. Who are some of the risers and fallers fans should watch out for? How did Michael build the list? And with Marco Paddy out, who could come in and help re-shape the White Sox's international scouting department?

This and more on a packed episode!

Jordan Lazowski and Nik Gaur "celebrate" the team's 100th loss of the season by taking a look at some of the recent play under interim manager Grady Sizemore. What are your early thoughts on Sizemore's job as manager and the clubhouse culture he's created? Is there anything he can do to convince Chris Getz he should be the guy heading into 2025 and beyond for the White Sox?

Plus, it's been about a month, so Nik and Jordan dive into the early returns for the White Sox at the Trade Deadline. Is Miguel Vargas ever going to turn it on, or are there much larger concerns here? And are the Dodgers getting too much credit for Michael Kopech's strong start to his career in Los Angeles?

Finally, Yoan Moncada might be making a September appearance. Is it even worth it at this point? Either way, could it even make sense to bring back Moncada on a prove-it deal next season?

This and much more on a packed episode!

Later, the crew has a draft of all the fun things to do in Chicago during the summer that *don't* involve watching the White Sox. Thank them later for all the fun ideas with the Dog Days of August still to come.

Who do you think won their draft? Make sure to tune in!

Get the crew's reaction to the news and breakdown of why they think it took so long into the season for this to happen. Plus, who do they think should be names considered for the job as Chris Getz begins his search?

The crew also touches on the 2024 draft class and improvements needed in the international scouting department, among other things.

Who are some of the main players that the White Sox got in return? When could we see some of them in the big leagues? Michael breaks all of this down for you.

Plus, do the guys think the White Sox got enough of a return in the Erick Fedde deal? Are you surprised at Garrett Crochet's extension demands? And what have these trades told you about Chris Getz as a GM?

All this and much more in a packed show!

They first take one last look at the team's 2024 draft class and decide how confident they feel in the overall strategy employed. They also address the idea of Terry Francona coming out of retirement and the likelihood of him wanting to manage the White Sox, given the state of the team.

Finally, with one week until the Trade Deadline, they spent most of this episode playing "Let's Make a Deal." The crew tried to determine which teams might be the best fit for some of the South Siders' top trade chips in what is likely to be an active week for Chris Getz.

The rest of the show is dedicated to some of the recent standouts on the White Sox roster: Drew Thorpe, Lenyn Sosa, and of course, Luis Robert Jr. Should he have thrown that baseball on the game-winning sac fly in Cleveland? The crew discusses this and much more in a packed episode!

Plus, they discuss whether or not there is really any way another team would be interested in trading for Andrew Benintendi or taking on any of his contract.

They then get into a discussion surrounding Chris Getz's latest comments to the media and how they might be related to a recent report that Skip Schumaker of the Marlins may be the next manager of the Chicago White Sox. 

Finally, they get you thinking about the upcoming MLB Draft by discussing the different strategies teams employ and highlighting the ones they hope the White Sox choose.

Make sure to tune in to a packed episode!

They start with a positive conversation surrounding Drew Thorpe, Jonathan Cannon, and Ky Bush: three players who represent a reason for some optimism in the future. What could the rest of their seasons look like - and how long will Drew Thorpe be around to develop in the majors this season?

They end the episode with some trade market review and first basemen talk with Andrew Vaughn and Jose Abreu. Should the White Sox bring back Pito to the South Side? And can Abreu's heir in Vaughn use his recent hot stretch to revive his season?

This and much more on this week's episode!

The White Sox gave us some exciting news on Sunday afternoon, and Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are here to talk all about it. To do so, Sox On 35th MiLB Managing Editor Michael Suareo joined the show, who gives fans a rundown on Drew Thorpe, who will make his MLB debut on Tuesday. What should White Sox fans expect? Who are some good comparisons for Thorpe? And could he be here throughout the season? As a big fan of Thorpe, Suareo discusses this and more.

Later, the crew discusses the end of the White Sox's 14-game losing streak, some recent managerial decisions that led to the streak, debate the merits of the idea of "good losses," and round it out with a discussion on Nick Nastrini's long term outlook.

Make sure to tune in to a packed episode!

Jordan Lazowski, Nik Gaur, and Tim Moran are first joined by Sox On 35th contributor Maddie Spagnola to talk about her Windy City Thunderbolts first pitch adventure. What were the vibes like, what was it like to meet Bobby Jenks, and how is she getting ready to throw out ANOTHER first pitch on June 22?

Later, the crew talks a bit about Tommy Pham and John Schriffen (again) before getting you ready for the start of the Crosstown Classic this week with a draft. The topic: the best Crosstown Classic moments for White Sox fans. Who do you think won this draft?  

Tune in for a packed episode!

Later, they create some interesting ideas for two separate topics: (1) what they would do if Pedro Grifol was fired mid-season, and (2) whether they would consider a Garrett Crochet extension.

This and much more on this episode!

The crew also talks about the positives of the Jacob Gonzalez and Noah Schultz promotions and wonders who might be next with Double-A currently holding so much talent.

And, yes, of course, they do talk about the latest regarding John Schriffen - hopefully for the last time all season.

Later, they discuss a hot topic among White Sox fans - is it worth kicking the tires on trades of Luis Robert Jr. and Garrett Crochet, following media reports that the South Siders are open for business with ALL players? This and much more in the episode!

Ken starts by discussing the process that led him to write Last Comiskey, his role in the documentary, and his favorite memories at Comiskey Park that turned him into the stadium expert that he is today. He also talks about his thoughts on the White Sox's latest stadium proposal in the South Loop and even teases his next book idea! Most importantly, he shares a ton of great facts about Comiskey Park, Guaranteed Rate Field, and his favorite stadiums around the world.

You can find more on Ken, Last Comiskey, and even order your copy of the book at www.stadiumvagabond.com.

Later, Duke and Jordan get in a heated discussion about who is to blame for the team's horrific 2-13 start, and close by debating who should get the majority of the playing time left vacant by Yoan Moncada's injury.

To end the episode, they each draft five players from the 40-man roster to build their mini-team to follow throughout the season. Whoever drafts the best team after the season is over wins! Make sure to listen to who they'll each be rooting for.

Follow Pipeline to 35th on X and Instagram @PipelineTo35th for more!  

Plus, the crew discusses how these above decisions may have paved the way perfectly for Nick Nastrini to join the rotation to start the season. Is there any reason he shouldn't? The crew discusses this and more with less than a week until Opening Day!

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur give their reactions to the move and share their differing opinions on just how good, or underwhelming, the return was for Cease.

Later, Michael gives a rundown of his work in creating Sox On 35th's Prospect Week, including more details on how he created his list and who he thinks you should keep an eye on in 2024.

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are joined by MLB.com White Sox beat writer Scott Merkin as Spring Training gets underway. He provides some updates on players he's hearing a lot about in Arizona, clarifies the "culture shift" for the White Sox and how things are different this year, and even throws a classic Ozzie Guillen story in there for the longtime White Sox fans.

Plus, what does Merkin think White Sox fans should look forward to in 2024? This and much more on our latest episode!

All of this and much more in our conversation. 

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Note: This episode was originally recorded on February 5, 2024.

This and much more in a very candid conversation with the right-hander.

Plus, do these trades give you more confidence in Chris Getz's ability to get a strong return for Dylan Cease, especially given the rumored market for him? The crew discusses this and more!

Plus, with Dylan Cease still on the roster, is it a failure by Chris Getz if he starts the season with the club? The crew talks about this and much more, including welcoming the team's new play-by-play broadcaster, John Schriffen!

Nastrini opens up about his journey through the minor leagues and even answers some very important rapid-fire questions! 

See which moments they drafted, which ones they didn't, and ultimately, who came out with the best draft picks!

Later, the crew takes a look at the Dylan Cease trade rumors. How much do you believe the connection to the Dodgers, and what should the White Sox get in return for him? Which other teams may make the most sense - and who could be a dark horse to acquire him?

To end the show, they discuss some fan questions on potential signings, trades, and much more!

Which players would they sign - or not sign? What about some of the managerial decisions? What would their roster-building philosophy be? And, at the end of the day, could they have made things better?

Everything is on the table in this final look at the "contention window" before turning the page to a new era in 2024.

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur bring an end to the 2023 White Sox season. They discuss the recent changes to the major league coaching staff and debate Tim Anderson's future with the team after he sat out of the team's season finale.

They round it all out by making fun of their preseason predictions. Come learn just how wrong they were about how the 2023 season would go as they discuss what they can learn heading into next year.

Later, he talks more about Chris Getz and the job he thinks he will do, as well as what he thinks may be a missing piece in the clubhouse for the White Sox and around baseball in general.

Later, Minor League Contributor Michael Suareo joins to recap the MiLB season now that it has come to a close. Suareo highlights some positives and negatives for the White Sox, what he’s looking for in the White Sox’s Arizona Fall League participants, and who he wants to see as the next Director of Player Development.

Later, they take a look at some of the potential future pieces on the field right now. Is there anyone who is impressing you and making a name for themselves in the future? Or is this team doomed to repeat a longer rebuilding process yet again?

Later, Sox On 35th contributor Maddie Spagnola joins to discuss Pedro Grifol as the White Sox’s manager. Does the team’s decision to bring him back make sense? What growth does he need to show in year two to quiet the concerns around his leadership?

The crew discusses this and more in giving their unique perspective on the promotion.

Plus, just how dysfunctional was the front office towards the end, and how did the Hahn/Williams dynamic affect trades?

Click here for the related news article

The duo is later joined by Sox On 35th contributors Michael Suareo and Thatcher Zalewski to talk about their latest Top 30 White Sox Prospect rankings. Who were the biggest risers and fallers from the preseason top 30? Who else should fans get familiar with in the minors? Michael and Thatcher share this and more!

They are later joined by Sox On 35th contributor Adam Kaplan to discuss a polarizing player in Andrew Vaughn. How does he view Vaughn’s season? And how confident is he that Vaughn is a part of the team’s future plans?

Plus, how should we view the aftermath of the Tim Anderson/Jose Ramirez brawl? The crew discusses this and much more as they mark the beginning of hopefully better times to come.

Plus, when could Lance Lynn be moved? And what are the White Sox thinking about 2024? Could we see changes to the front office or coaching staff at all? Nightengale brings his insights to our latest episode.

The crew also discusses the idea of whether or not they want the White Sox to trade Tim Anderson and break down some recent comments from Pedro Grifol. Have they been worth the uproar they’ve gotten?

The crew discusses these questions and much more while answering some of your fan questions and responding to some of your trade proposals. Listen to see if they shouted out your question or trade proposals!

Click here to read Moran's corresponding article, "Are the White Sox soft?" 

You can find Sean Anderson on Twitter @Sean_W_Anderson and at allchgo.com.

Read Kaplan's accompanying article on Tim Anderson at SoxOn35th.com.

• Should the White Sox move Tim Anderson to second base?

Read Suareo's pre-season top prospects rankings at SoxOn35th.com.

• White Sox Top 30 Prospects: No. 1-15
• White Sox Top 30 Prospects: No. 16-30
• White Sox Top 30 Prospects: Honorable Mentions