Beatline White Sox - Daily Podcast On The Chicago White Sox
Sep 23, 2026 · 7 min · 6 segments
☕ **Enjoying the show?** Keep every episode free → https://buymeacoffee.com/beatlinesports The Chicago White Sox (81-76) prepare for a crucial AL Central…
[static] So Derek, last night was a wild ride.
14 to 11 final, but tonight we need stability.
Who is starting for the White Sox? Is it Erick Fedde again, or do we see someone else from the rotation?
Well, looking at the roster, we have Sean Burke, Luis Castillo, Anthony Kay, Davis Martin, Noah Schultz, Hagen Smith, and David Sandlin available as starters.
Given that Fedde pitched recently and the team needs to manage workload, I wouldn't be surprised if they turn to someone like Anthony Kay or maybe even a long relief option if the bullpen is stretched thin.
That's a lot of options.
That one kept them within striking distance of Cleveland.
[crowd cheering] Exactly.
And now they face a Royals team that is at 67 to 90 and fifth in the division.
Kansas City comes in on a four-game losing streak.
But here's the thing, last night the Royals' defense couldn't handle the heat.
Miedosh had five RBIs.
If the White Sox strike early, can the Royals come back, or does this become a blowout quickly?
I think you have to respect the momentum.
When a team scores 11 runs, even if they lose, it shows their bats are waking up.
But defensively, they were exposed.
If the White Sox pitcher can keep the ball in the park, this could be a low-scoring affair compared to last night.
Right.
Last night was a run fest.
Tonight, I expect more caution.
The ABS Challenge System tracker shows teams are being more aggressive with challenges, but the umpires are getting sharper too, so fewer errors, fewer extra base plays.
That's a good point.
[static] So Derek, last night was a wild ride.
14 to 11 final, but tonight we need stability.
Who is starting for the White Sox? Is it Erick Fedde again, or do we see someone else from the rotation?
Well, looking at the roster, we have Sean Burke, Luis Castillo, Anthony Kay, Davis Martin, Noah Schultz, Hagen Smith, and David Sandlin available as starters.
Given that Fedde pitched recently and the team needs to manage workload, I wouldn't be surprised if they turn to someone like Anthony Kay or maybe even a long relief option if the bullpen is stretched thin.
That's a lot of options.
That one kept them within striking distance of Cleveland.
[crowd cheering] Exactly.
And now they face a Royals team that is at 67 to 90 and fifth in the division.
Kansas City comes in on a four-game losing streak.
But here's the thing, last night the Royals' defense couldn't handle the heat.
Miedosh had five RBIs.
If the White Sox strike early, can the Royals come back, or does this become a blowout quickly?
I think you have to respect the momentum.
When a team scores 11 runs, even if they lose, it shows their bats are waking up.
But defensively, they were exposed.
If the White Sox pitcher can keep the ball in the park, this could be a low-scoring affair compared to last night.
Right.
Last night was a run fest.
Tonight, I expect more caution.
The ABS Challenge System tracker shows teams are being more aggressive with challenges, but the umpires are getting sharper too, so fewer errors, fewer extra base plays.
That's a good point.
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