Beatline White Sox - Daily Podcast On The Chicago White Sox
Sep 27, 2026 · 8 min · 10 segments
☕ **Enjoying the show?** Keep every episode free → https://buymeacoffee.com/beatlinesports The Chicago White Sox (83-78) face the Colorado Rockies (57-103)…
They have nothing left to play for statistically, but pride matters in September.
We don't have an official probable name in the brief yet, but looking at the rotation, we have Erick Fedde, Anthony Kay, Davis Martin, Noah Schultz, Sean Burke, Hagen Smith, and David Simon on the roster.
Given the rest of the staff has been stretched thin, someone like Schultz or Burke might get a spot start opportunity if the manager wants to save arms for October prep.
Wait, so no confirmed starter? That makes this tricky.
Last time, Murakami homered twice.
If we go with a younger arm, do we expect more offense from the lineup to carry them?
Exactly.
If it's a lesser known starter, the offensive support becomes critical.
Their defense isn't exactly locked down, but their pitching, well, they're giving up runs all over the place.
It's a free-for-all out West.
Minataka Murakami is at 35 home runs.
He had two on Friday.
What does that tell us about the matchup angle?
[crowd cheering] It tells us Murakami is in a groove.
His launch angle and exit velocity are likely sky high right now.
You just have to be ready to punish those mistakes.
[bell dinging] But here's the thing, on Saturday, despite Murakami's power, we lost nine to six.
They have nothing left to play for statistically, but pride matters in September.
We don't have an official probable name in the brief yet, but looking at the rotation, we have Erick Fedde, Anthony Kay, Davis Martin, Noah Schultz, Sean Burke, Hagen Smith, and David Simon on the roster.
Given the rest of the staff has been stretched thin, someone like Schultz or Burke might get a spot start opportunity if the manager wants to save arms for October prep.
Wait, so no confirmed starter? That makes this tricky.
Last time, Murakami homered twice.
If we go with a younger arm, do we expect more offense from the lineup to carry them?
Exactly.
If it's a lesser known starter, the offensive support becomes critical.
Their defense isn't exactly locked down, but their pitching, well, they're giving up runs all over the place.
It's a free-for-all out West.
Minataka Murakami is at 35 home runs.
He had two on Friday.
What does that tell us about the matchup angle?
[crowd cheering] It tells us Murakami is in a groove.
His launch angle and exit velocity are likely sky high right now.
You just have to be ready to punish those mistakes.
[bell dinging] But here's the thing, on Saturday, despite Murakami's power, we lost nine to six.
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