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Aug 15, 2025 59 min

Martin Perez Returns

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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] Martin Perez returns to the White Sox since his injury in mid-April. Where is he at physically and what's the game plan for Perez in the last seven weeks of 2025 season? James Fegan shares what he learned from the clubhouse and Jim Margalus likes the idea on paper of Perez piggy backing off Shane Smith starts. Until there's more injuries or the combination is too redundant that it hurts other games. [10:30] Speaking of Smith, he's looked strong in his last two outings. What's working for him and how many more innings will he throw before being shutdown? [16:56] Josh Nelson is asking to ban all future references of Andrew Vaughn on the podcast [19:01] Edgar Quero is trying out a torpedo bat to help improve his numbers against RHP. It serves a good time to check in on his progress, and how much further with development both Quero and Kyle Teel have to go. [33:58] Latest information regarding to the Savannah Bananas visiting Rate Field [36:14] Series Preview: Kansas City Royals. Our thoughts about Sean Burke's 2025 season as he sets a new career high in innings. [46:23] Around MLB: Why the San Diego Padres vs. Los Angeles Dodgers is must see TV this weekend Shop Sox Machine Merch: https://soxmachineshop.com/

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