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EPISODE · Sep 8, 2025 · 1H 2M

The Comeback Kids

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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal.Rundown[Intro] The red hot Chicago White Sox have won seven of their last eight games. It's been a great change of pace, even though it feels a bit strange in trying make sense of what everyone is watching. [6:46] With a 23-24 record post All-Star Break, are the White Sox closer to contending than initially thought? While the crew doesn't see a Manny Machado / Bryce Harper situation like in 2019, there's a debate if the White Sox should change their sights this offseason. Instead of just looking for cheap, veteran fits to fill out the roster like they have done recently, should the White Sox look to make more meaningful upgrades. Especially what lies ahead with the 2027 season possibly impacted by CBA negotiations. [31:17] Lenyn Sosa is the first White Sox hitter in 2025 to reach 20 home runs. While it's likely he won't be the last, has Sosa's productive season earn him a guaranteed spot on the 2026 roster? [39:51] If you missed the play because of football, Will Robertson made one of the best defensive plays this season. Is his home run robbery the best play for the White Sox? [43:32] Series Preview: Tampa Bay Rays[50:32] Around MLB: Sox Machine Fantasy League, the home run Karen incident, and the Los Angeles Dodgers continue to struggleSupport the show: https://soxmachine.com/productsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Chicago White Sox have won 7 of their last 8 games and they've done it coming from behind. With how they are playing post All-Star Break, does that change the rebuild timeline?

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