BDB Does Podcast Episode 27 - What makes a White Sock?

Good afternoon and welcome to another episode of a Brit Does Baseball Does podcast.

My name is Gaz.

Pleasure to be with you as always.

I'm wearing a rugby top for some reason because it's Sunday night and still light out.

So I decided to go to the gym.

That's my life.

You'll notice if you're watching on YouTube that I am not joined by a Cal, George or Alan.

I am joined by a very special guest.

Joining me all the way from America is Carson from the Sox on 35th podcast.

Carson, how are you doing?

I'm doing great, guys.

I'm just having a very good summer with these White Sox that I feel like a miracle are finally, finally coming around.

Yeah, we've touched on it before.

For those of you that don't know, I think most people do.

I'm a Cubs fan.

And, you know, it's been a bit of a topsy-turvy season for the Cubs.

But on the south side of Chicago, it's been a lot better.

And it's nice to see, especially where the White Sox were a couple of years ago.

Sox on 35th is, of course, a Chicago White Sox podcast and not a Red Sox podcast.

We wouldn't do that.

They're having a terrible year.

And Carson has very graciously given up some of his afternoon to join us and talk all things Crosstown Classic and just like Chicago baseball and rivalries in general.

So that's the theme for today's episode.

It's all about rivalries.

And I'm going to have Carson explain to me why baseball rivalries are so weird because I still can't get my head around them.

Carson, are you ready to dive in?

Yeah, I'm all in.

I'm ready for these rivalries, man.

Fantastic.