Episode Summary
Thanks to walk-off home runs from Jake Rogers and Tristan Peters, the Chicago White Sox pick up another series win, this time against the New York Mets. Why the home runs are critical to the White Sox turnaround in 2026, what's going on with Luis Castillo, and a preview of White Sox vs. Rangers.
Presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal
Episode Rundown
[0:00] Updated look at AL Central standings and FanGraphs postseason projections
[2:17] Ball go far, team go far remains true for the White Sox. The White Sox hit seven home runs this weekend, including two walk-offs thanks to Jake Rogers and Tristan Peters. The White Sox are on pace to hit 217 home runs this season. Will they do it?
[12:12] The home runs are great, but the White Sox also went 2-for-19 with runners in scoring position this weekend. Will their inability to hit for contact in these situations be their downfall?
[16:36] Congrats to Sam Antonacci, who sets the single-season record for more HBP
[21:45] What's going on with the trade acquisitions? It's early, but Luis Castillo and Huascar Brazoban's struggles are a concern.
[33:41] White Sox vs. Rangers series preview
