
For fans of the Chicago White Sox.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 663 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BaseballNewsSportsSports News | |||

In an audio-only joint, Malachi Hayes joined Brett Ballantini to discuss the inspiring (?) second half of the White Sox season and forecast what's to come for the club in the offseason:
• First off, the host can't even get the podcast episode corr... more
Bayleigh and Chrystal wrap up the season with their own baseball postmortem, and look ahead to the playoffs and 2026 season.
Here is what was discussed:
• Chrystal's reaction to the White Sox season
• Bayleigh's reaction to the Red Sox season more
Duty geezer Leigh Allan and his son and (while he’s in Chicago acting in Ashland Avenue at the Goodman Theatre) next room correspondent, Will, do the expected evaluation of the 2025 White Sox season: the good, the bad, and the not-quite-as-ugly as th... more
Chrystal O'Keefe, Joe Resis, Melissa Sage-Bollenbach and podcast rookie David James joined Brett Ballantini to look back on the 2025 season, from a few enticing angles:
• Hmm ... the return of Soxivus?
• Reviewing the final stats and standings ... more
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These guys really enjoy hearing themselves talk. Some baseball acumen...if you can get past the pointless sarcasm
I have recently come across this podcast and have found the perspectives on the Sox very informative and also entertaining. If you are a fan of the White Sox, this is the podcast for you as they cover EVERYTING!
I consider myself a White Sox fanatic so I want to give every WS podcast a chance and listen, but I literally couldn’t get past the first 5 minutes of their latest episode Tony La Russa in Left Field. Let me preface by saying I’ve never written a review here, so it takes a big impression on me to muster up time and effort to write a review.
The hosts seem unlikeable - awkward uninteresting banter, long pauses, and cringeworthy flow. IPA talk? (Awesome! I don’t drink), “titty muscle” referring t... more
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Focused on the Chicago White Sox, this podcast provides in-depth and engaging discussions surrounding the team's performance, management decisions, and player developments. Each episode features hosts and occasional guests analyzing current games, historical seasons, and future prospects, often blending statistical insights with personal anecdotes about fan culture. The conversations reflect both disappointment and optimism, particularly regarding young talent coming into play, and management's handling of the roster amidst the ups and downs of the season. The depth of analysis and camaraderie among hosts contribute to an enjoyable listening experience for dedicated fans.
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Recent guests on Sox Populi include:
1. Catherine Tinker
2. Tania Farries
3. Brandon Warne
4. Tommy Barbee
5. Nancy Hays
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7. Jason Collette
8. Julie Swieca-Gannon
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