The White Sox Podcast w/ Chuck Garfien

White Sox fans take over the podcast! Part 1

With the White Sox 16 games under .500 at the All-Star break, Chuck Garfien and Ryan McGuffey answer some hard questions from White Sox fans about a team that is headed in the wrong direction. They're asked about the front office, trades, the contention window, the struggles of Tim Anderson and more.

Chuck and Ozzie tell it like it is about the White Sox first half

After the White Sox lost to the Cardinals, dropping them a season-worst 16 games under .500, Chuck Garfien and Ozzie Guillen had a candid conversation on the post-game show, reacting to a season that has been a major disappointment.

USA Today’s Bob Nightengale sees big changes coming to the White Sox roster

With the White Sox underachieving for the second straight season and the trade deadline coming August 1, USA Today's Bob Nightengale believes the White Sox will be selling at the deadline. He tells Chuck Garfien how many players he believes will be dealt, what he hears is not working inside the White Sox clubhouse and more.

How a White Sox fan became an American Hero

In 2005, Senior Master Sergeant Israel Del Toro had just watched the White Sox win the World Series while stationed in Afghanistan. One month later, he was seriously wounded in action and his life would be changed forever. Chuck Garfien speaks with Israel about his miraculous recovery, the promise he made to his dad that shaped the rest of his life, his friendships with President George W. Bush, Jon Stewart and Ozzie Guillen, his love for the White Sox and more

Can the White Sox broken offense be fixed?

The White Sox closed the first half with one of the worst offenses in baseball. Can it be fixed? Chuck Garfien and Ryan McGuffey went under the hood and didn't like what they found. What kind of offense is this? What's happened with Tim Anderson? What Chuck didn't fully realize about Luis Robert Jr. Why they appreciate Andrew Benintendi and more.

Is Luis Robert Jr. the superstar we’ve been waiting for?

Luis Robert Jr. has taken his game to the next level this season. He's been one of the best players in the majors, while also staying healthy. Is he finally reaching his superstar potential? Chuck Garfien and Ryan McGuffey talk about Robert's special year, his desire to play as many games as possible, how he can improve and if he can possibly save the White Sox season.

How Zack Remillard’s baseball dream came true

After spending 7 years in the minor leagues, Zach Remillard has finally made it to the majors, and he's made an immediate impact. Chuck Garfien speaks with the 29-year-old rookie about his journey to the White Sox, why he never gave up, his memorable major league debut that made history and more.

Why Lucas Giolito believes in the White Sox and his hopes for staying in Chicago

What's going on with the White Sox this season? Chuck Garfien speaks with Lucas Giolito to ask what's missing and why they aren't winning more games. They also talk about the possibility of him being traded before the deadline, why he thinks he can be better this season and more. And then, Chuck gives the one word that is the key to the White Sox turning their season around.

What James Fegan brought to the White Sox beat

James Fegan is a prolific baseball writer who went deep inside the White Sox clubhouse and their minor league system to find some of the best stories on the beat. So when news broke this week that he was among the layoffs at the Athletic, it was a shock to White Sox fans and baseball media across the country. Chuck Garfien speaks with James about what happened, the outpouring of support he has received on social media and what happens next with his career. They also talk about the White Sox struggles this season, what’s gone wrong with Lance Lynn, the team’s plate discipline, who will win the AL Central and more.

Why Lance Johnson is one of the most underrated White Sox players of all-time

The White Sox had a lot of great players in the 1990's, but the one guy who always gets overlooked is Lance Johnson. Not anymore. Chuck Garfien and Ozzie Guillen give it up for the One-Dog, talking about everything he brought to the team as a hitter and center fielder, his hunger for winning and hitting triples, how he made the players around him better, and yes, why he's one of the most underrated White Sox players of all-time.