Um, what's been working for you? Why have you been able to be successful in what you've been doing lately?

Uh, yeah, I think, uh, it's been just the commitment to every pitch.

Um, feel like my sweeper has been something I've leaned on all year.

I know, um, it's, I just keep throwing it more and more and trusting it, and kinda having that mentality when I'm out there that times where, um, if I'm going to sleep at night, I wanna know I got B with my best pitch, and, uh, throwing it with, you know, 100% aggressiveness and attacking hitters.

I think probably one of the biggest things is, um- I mean, I don't have the numbers for it, but I feel like I've definitely lowered my walk rate, um, that I was doing at the beginning of the year.

So, like, giving up less free bases, attacking hitters, and, uh, you know, going with my best stuff.

I just feel like, uh, right now I have everything kind of in a good place.

Is that how you feel?

Okay

... three records in a row coming into this year.

So, you know, showing up was time to defend the title and go for number four.

So, um, still s- I mean, there's still a couple months left, so someone could maybe try to overtake.

But, um, showing up to the clubhouse, we knew.

I was actually starting game one, so a Pop A Shot wasn't a thought until game two and three of the series.

But, um, as soon as I finished my start and came to the field the next day, and it was all business.

But just broadly, how much fun has it been to be on the Chicago White Sox this season, and how much fun has it been watching Mu- Munetsi Murakami?