Len Kasper

Right, so we're watching, uh, White Sox.

White Sox, uh, for everyone who wants it, the play-by-play, the great, uh, call of Len Kasper and Darrin Jackson, along with Miller.

Uh, that is on ESPN 1000, and we will be here on the YouTube-only platform and, and Twitch as well, hello Twitch, um, until the Sox post-game is over, then we'll be everywhere.

Yes, yes, we will.

Well, whatever, I'd like for them to be able to make an offer for him to stay, 'cause you gotta be able to start putting your centerpieces in for the White Sox.

Uh, I know that Len Kasper did not mean it this way, um, but he, he was talking about the, the hit and then, and, you know, in front of family and friends.

He didn't mean family and friends like the sparse crowd, but it has been...

You've been seeing those games, right? I know you watch the White Sox on your Apple Watch.

We rarely ever talk about on this show, and even in our writing, how many pitches the White Sox throw in a game.

But it became alarming while I was listening to the radio broadcast of Len Kasper and Darrin Jackson.

When Len and DJ are pointing something out during a radio broadcast you have to pay attention because they've been in the game for so long that they notice outliers immediately.

And boy, there are some big outliers for White Sox pitchers in this series against the Rangers.

Right.

But in '03 the, uh, club had, uh, Len Kasper- uh, Len Kasper and myself, Len was my partner at the time, they had us come on the radio and do some pregame and post-game stuff.

Yeah.

So being able to be in New York at Yankee Stadium when, when Beckett pitched that ga- and they, they clinched it there.

You know it's bad when you interrupt a Jerry Harrison Jr. story.

From Len Kasper and, uh, Darren Jackson, the White Sox, they lose to the Rangers 11 to two.

Just hoping that you have a great Tuesday right here on the Cap&JHood Morning Show on ESPN 1000 and streaming on the ESPN Chicago app.

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I don't know if they still do that today.

But as you, as you said that, Drew, a guy I think about is Len Kasper.

Lenny Kasper, yeah.

You know, Cubs TV.

I, I agree with baseball fans that Arcilo is number one, but I've been listening to a lot of the White Sox radio broadcasts and Len and DJ are fantastic.

I think that is by far and away the best broadcasting duo the White Sox have right now is Len Kasper and Darrin Jackson, and I'm excited for them that if this team can win the division and make the postseason, both Len and DJ are gonna be able to broadcast those playoff games, 'cause obviously CHSN will not be broadcasting those games.

Instead they go back to, I think Peacock gets some playoff games and TBS gets some divisional series games before Fox takes over.

Yeah.

... 11th, and 12th innings and won, and I was at the other one 'cause it was the Phillies.

[laughs] Phillies-Marlins, 1998, and Len Kasper afterwards came up to me and said, [smacks lips] "We need to know if this has-

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... ever happened before-

Uh, Len and DJ will have your call here.

And, uh, Len Kasper joins us right now on your home for the Sox and in the Yingling guest hotline.

Hi, Len.

Hey, guys.

But I think mainly for him, he's a guy who can kinda pitch to a scouting report, and I think he's just missed a lot of his spots.

He's had his slider get hit for home runs, and, uh, that just didn't happen over the first couple of months.

Voice of the White Sox, Len Kasper, joining us.

Coverage of the game begins at 6:00, but we've been, been in coverage Cub Sox mode all day long here on ESPN 1000.