Sox On 35th Podcast - Weekly Show on the Chicago White Sox

At the quarter-mark of the 2026 season, the White Sox find themselves 19-21, just one game out of the division and currently holding an AL Wild Card spot! To say this team is beating expectations is an understatement, but Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Brett Haffner talk about how the White Sox find themselves at this point. They grade the team's offense and pitching through 40 games, talk about the team's biggest surprises and improvements, and evaluate the job Will Venable is doing in the dugout. Could this team featured multiple All-Stars by the middle of the season? Later, they talk about the looming return of Kyle Teel and his impact on the lineup. Where should he hit once he completes his rehab assignment in Charlotte? This and much more on this week's packed episode!

After a 1-5 start to the season, the White Sox find themselves 16-18 and just a few games out of the lead in both the AL Central. We know how bad the AL Central tends to be.... so could the White Sox be a real threat for the division after sweeping the Angels and taking a series from the Padres? 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!

After a 1-5 start to the season for the White Sox, the team finds themselves playing nearly .500 baseball over the past 20 or so games. With the improved play has come some new storylines, and Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are here to discuss them all with you: - 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!

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are joined by the newest Sox On 35th contributor, Carson Kass, for this episode! With the White Sox 8-14 compared to 5-17 at this point last year, what is your early-season assessment of this team? Are they playing to your expectations? 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!

After a rough 1-5 start, the White Sox are an even 5-5 over their last 10 games with some more excitement along the way. Noah Schultz will be making his MLB debut on Tuesday, and Jordan Lazowski, Nik Gaur, and Brett Haffner are here to talk about it and much more! 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!

Among the possible starts the White Sox could have out of the gate in the 2026 season, a 1-5 start is close to as rock bottom as it could get. Duke Coughlin, Nik Gaur, and Brett Haffner try to make sense of what we've seen so far before Friday's home opener while explaining why it's far too early to hit the panic button or get flashbacks to 2024. 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!

We're back for season 4 of the Sox On 35th Podcast! Our usual crew of Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur get you set before Opening Day 2026 for the White Sox on Thursday: 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 long-anticipated Luis Robert Jr. trade has finally happened, and we're here to break down what it means for your 2026 Chicago White Sox. In this emergency podcast, Duke Coughlin and Nik Gaur react to the White Sox trading Luis Robert to the New York Mets, closing the book on the last major piece of the previous front office era. The guys discuss why the return feels underwhelming to many fans and whether Chris Getz realistically could’ve done better - or if he should have just kept him instead. The conversation then shifts to incoming prospects Luisangel Acuña and Truman Pauley. The two focus largely on Acuña, due to his expected prominent role with the 2026 club. Despite his defensive versatility, speed, and winter-league performance, Duke and Nik have differing opinions on just how good of a prospect Acuña is and just how much long-term value he will provide to the team. Where do you fall in this debate?   Finally, the duo looks ahead: what the $20M in payroll flexibility actually means, why the outfield remains a glaring need, and how the White Sox should approach the rest of the offseason. The episode closes with a reflective send-off for Luis Robert, revisiting favorite moments and acknowledging what could have been.

🚨EMERGENCY PODCAST 🚨 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!

The White Sox just landed the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft — and our crew is here to break down everything it means for the future of the franchise. 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! Visit SoxOn35th.com for White Sox news, analysis, commentary, and more! Subscribe to Sox On 35th: https://www.youtube.com/@soxon35th   Follow Sox On 35th: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soxon35th/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SoxOn35th Twitter: https://twitter.com/SoxOn35th TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@tokson35th

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are back to discuss some big news for the White Sox: the team has hired Zach Bove and Derek Shomon as their next pitching coach and hitting coach, respectively. 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!

Jordan Lazowski, Nik Gaur, and Brett Haffner are wrapping up the 2025 White Sox season in the midst of far more fun postseason play. 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

Jordan Lazowski, Nik Gaur, and Michael Suareo are your crew for Episode 95, covering the breaking news of the White Sox' decision to part ways with pitching coach Ethan Katz, hitting coach Marcus Thames, catching coach Drew Butera, and first base coach Jason Bourgeois while re-assigning Grady Sizemore. 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!

As part of Fan Appreciation Day 2025, the White Sox invited Sox On 35th down to Rate Field for some live interviews! Hear from Connor McKnight, John Schriffen, and Brooks Boyer about a variety topics about themselves, the White Sox, and the future on the South Side. Also head over to our YouTube page to see the video version of each of the interviews!

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are keeping you up to date with all things White Sox as this season quickly comes to a close! 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!

Duke Coughlin and Jordan Lazowski are joined by Sox On 35th Senior Contributor Tim Moran as the calendar flips to September and the White Sox win their 50th game!  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!

Jordan Lazowski and Nik Gaur are joined by Michael Suareo with the MiLB season nearing its completion. Michael talks about his updates to his Top 30 White Sox Prospects list (coming soon!) and some of the key risers and fallers within the system. 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 Trade Deadline has come and gone, and Luis Robert Jr. still remains a member of the White Sox. Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur break down this decision and the two trades made by Chris Getz. Were you surprised more guys didn't move? Are you satisfied with the returns for each player? And what's the likelihood Curtis Mead can actually turn it all around? 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!    

It's the week of the 2025 MLB Trade Deadline, and Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are previewing the action that might be coming this week on the South Side. 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!

Vibes are high after a sweep of the Pirates in Pittsburgh and the news that the White Sox will reportedly sign all 20 of their picks from the 2025 MLB Draft! 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!

The 2025 MLB Draft is just a few days away, and to get you ready, Jordan Lazowski and Nik Gaur are joined by Sox On 35th's MiLB Managing Editor Michael Suareo. Michael gives you some names to know for the White Sox' pick at #10, as well as discusses what he has heard about what the team's draft strategy might be. Who would be best case scenario? What about worst case scenario? Michael covers it all and more! 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. 

With the halfway point of the season officially here, Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur bring you more analysis following a weird week of White Sox baseball - on and off the field. They start with the fan incident that occurred during the latest Diamondbacks series. Nik actually sat near the fan who started it all, so he gave us some insights into what led up to the incident before a larger discussion on fan behavior at the ballpark. 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!

Sox On 35th's Managing Editor of Minor League Content Michael Suareo is back to recap the past month in the White Sox farm system. There's been no shortage of promotions and notable performances from players like Kyle Teel, Noah Schultz, Braden Montgomery and others. Michael breaks down all the latest developments and previews the Dominican Summer League action now that the team is in full swing!  Follow us on social media @SoxOn35th and @PipelineTo35th for more news and updates. 

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are back to talk about your "Frisky and Fun" (according to Duke) White Sox. They start by bringing in Brett Haffner to recap the Chicago Sports Bums/Sox On 35th Southpaw's 21st Birthday Tailgate and discuss all the fun activities for anyone who might've missed. 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!

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are joined this week by CHSN on-field reporter Brooke Fletcher! Brooke talks about how she got into broadcasting and eventually found a home in Chicago, and how her familial ties with the White Sox through her father gave her a unique connection to the South Side. 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!

Jordan Lazowski and Brett Haffner are joined by HBIC and South Side Bum of the Chicago Sports Bums Podcast! 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 Coughlin, Joe Binder, Jordan Lazowski, and Tim Moran conclude "Pope Week" on the South Side with a episode full of fun! 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!

Jordan Lazowski and Joe Binder return for a special papal edition of the Sox On 35th podcast. The duo welcomes on Eddie Schmit, a White Sox fan whose family's connection led to him sitting next to Pope Leo XIV at Game 1 of the 2005 World Series. Hear from Schmit about his relationship with the pontiff, memories from the game, his reaction to the past few days, and more. 

Sean Anderson of CHGO White Sox joins the show with Jordan Lazowski and Nik Gaur to talk about the first month of baseball on the South Side in 2025. 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.

In the first Pipeline to 35th episode of 2025, Michael Suareo returns to dive into the top storylines from each White Sox minor league affiliate. He also discusses the recent promotions over the first month of the season and what to expect throughout the season.   

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are back to talk about another week of White Sox baseball. Are you concerned at all about the starting pitching staff? Is there any hope for a turnaround for Luis Robert Jr? And what are your early impressions of Edgar Quero and Chase Meidroth? The crew answers this and much more. 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!

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are joined this week by Michael Suareo, who helps give an update on the minor league side of things as the major league team struggles. Who are some of the early-season standouts? Who can fans expect to see in Chicago this year? And are there any concerns over Colson Montgomery's slow start? 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! 

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur begin their weekly breakdown of the 2025 White Sox with today's episode! The team is 2-7, and in many ways, feels like the same team we were watching in 2025. 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!

It's Opening Day for the White Sox, and Jordan Lazowski, Nik Gaur, and Tim Moran are here to make their season predictions! 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!

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are back with Spring Training games fully underway for the White Sox. Who's impressed, who hasn't, and who will you be watching closely as more games take place in the coming weeks? The crew is definitely pretty impressed by some pitchers... 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!

Jordan Lazowski, Nik Gaur, and Brett Haffner are getting you ready for the start of the 2025 season this week as Pitchers and Catchers report for the White Sox! Who are some of the names to watch in Spring Training, and what positional battles are most interesting? Finally, what should Will Venable and Chris Getz consider a "successful" Spring Training season? 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.

Duke Coughlin, Nik Gaur, and prospect guru Michael Suareo react to the Garrett Crochet trade that brought back four prospects. Hear the crew give their reactions and explain what this means for the White Sox's future outlook.    For more info on the trade, check out this article: https://www.soxon35th.com/white-sox-trade-pitcher-garrett-crochet-to-the-red-sox/

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are back to discuss the latest news in White Sox baseball. 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!

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur welcome Beefloaf (@MrDelicious13) of Section 108 (@fromthe108) back on the show as the wrap up the White Sox 2024 season. As a season ticket holder, they first ask Beefloaf about his experience at the ballpark this season, the overall vibe compared to previous seasons, and how he still found joy among all the losses. 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.

Michael Suareo is joined by Nik Gaur to talk through the latest Sox On 35th Top 30 White Sox Prospects list that was released last week! Who are some of the biggest risers and fallers, and do you agree with our new #1 prospect on the list? 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.

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are joined by MiLB Managing Editor Michael Suareo to cover the latest in White Sox baseball. 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!

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur try their best to not talk about the White Sox for an episode. Instead, they have a conversation with Chicago-based content creator Johnny Viti about his unique journey to content creation, his baseball fandom background, and some of his favorite things about Chicago. 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!

Duke Coughlin and Noah Phalen bring you an emergency episode of the Sox On 35th Podcast to cover Thursday's news of the firing of Pedro Grifol.  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?

Michael Suareo welcomes James Fox of FutureSox to react to the White Sox trade deadline moves. Did the team get fleeced for Erick Fedde or was the return acceptable? Was holding off on moving Luis Robert Jr. and Garrett Crochet until the offseason the right decision? The crew also touches on the 2024 draft class and improvements needed in the international scouting department, among other things.

Jordan Lazowski, Nik Gaur, and Michael Suareo regroup a few days after the MLB Trade Deadline to break down what the White Sox did leading up to July 30. 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!