Janice and Sam are joined by Herb Lawrence (670 the Score, Locked on Sox) for a lively conversation on the state of the White Sox

Brett Ballantini hosts Chrystal O’Keefe for a discussion of the good, bad and ugly of this year’s Cooperstown ballot

Trevor Lines and Luke Smailes break down the big White Sox move of the offseason, and look ahead to see what’s next

Throw another reliever on the barbie

Brett Ballantini hosts James Fox to discuss the recent signing — and where the White Sox go from here

There’s a lot of uncertainty in the world, and lately, baseball offers us no solace from that

Brett Ballantini hosts Rob Colletti for some frank talk about the 2020 squad, and how it can be strengthened for 2021

AKA post-insurrection backup backstop edition

Brett Ballantini hosts Keelin Billue for a frank talk on nacho helmets, the need for a new closer and a crafty attempt at cracking the 108 Tourney

A little look back, a long look forward

Brett Ballantini hosts Joe Resis for a look at the dog days of the offseason, with some innovative solutions to an incomplete roster

Can we wish Tony La Russa back to retirement?

Tune in as Tommy Barbee and Keelin Billue welcome Lance Lynn, talk Adam Eaton’s return, way overdue recognition for Negro Leagues — and plan a Michael McDonald cover band

Brett Ballantini and James Fox team up to address some of the smaller-headline items, as the offseason presses on

And should we get steamed about Steamer?

The White Sox are making moves, but we’re always looking for the money. Janice Scurio and Sam Sherman break down the additions of Lance Lynn and Adam Eaton, and the losses of Dane Dunning and James McCann

South Side Sox new podcast debut: Dugout Metrics, with Trevor Lines and Luke Smailes

Brett Ballantini talks with Rob Colletti about the good (Lance Lynn) and bad (Adam Eaton) of the past week, and where we go from here

Sox Lance one, Eat one

Tommy Barbee and Keelin Billue pour one out for non-tenders Carlos Rodón and Nomar Mazara and talk fielding and hitting options, the Chicago Cubs’ seeming implosion, and the cinema classic Showgirls.

Nomar Mazara may love company, but does the company love him?

Brett Ballantini talks with Colleen Sullivan about the best and worst deals of last offseason, and the rise of the proletariat class in minor league baseball

With a strange and distant Thanksgiving in the books, what better way to digest our meals ingested via Zoom than with a set of blowout trade proposals?

In which father and son travel from Cairo to Tampa Bay

Brett Ballantini talks with Luke Smailes, and together they fill every last one of the Chicago White Sox roster holes. Or, at least, go into listening to this with the faith that they will!