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Jun 19, 2026 55 min

White Sox secure winning gauntlet

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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Guest: Matt Snyder, CBS Sports Rundown [Intro] The Chicago White Sox secure a winning record during their two week gauntlet [3:04] The Bad from New York: Yes, there's more reasons why the White Sox need to find help with starting pitching. But Davis Martin should still be getting consideration for the All-Star team, and Sean Burke pitched a gem. [8:54] The Good from New York: Andrew Benintendi's grand slam and his latest heater, and Colson Montgomery joins rare company. [15:11] Series Preview: Detroit Tigers [17:50] In light of the New York Knicks winning the NBA championship, CBS Sports columnist Matt Snyder saw a lot of fan gatekeeping. Reminded him of the time when the Chicago Cubs won the 2016 World Series. With the White Sox playing good ball, that's brought many fans back to the ballpark. Snyder shares his reasons why the more, the merrier is the best approach. But we need to talk about MLB All-Star voting. [37:20] MLB proposed major changes to the amateur draft and another attempt in creating the international draft. Josh Nelson shares his thoughts about the rules and why it's a very bad idea. Support the show: https://soxmachine.com/products

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Chicago White Sox secure a winning record during the gauntlet. Plus, Matt Snyder of CBS Sports joins the show to talk about avoiding fan gatekeeping.

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