Chicago White Sox vs New York Yankees REMASTERED .
Oct 15, 2026 · 2 hr 23 min · 69 segments
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Oct 15, 2026 · 2 hr 23 min · 69 segments
Few changes in batting order over last night's game.
Playing center field and batting second today is Ken Berry.
Berry is hitting 291.
Ward at first.
Tommy Davis will be in left field and hit cleanup.
The catcher and number five hitter, Dwayne Josephson.
Voss in right field.
Playing third base this afternoon for the White Sox is Bill Melton.
Melton at third, making his first appearance.
The second baseman and number eight hitter, Tim Cullen.
The umpires for this afternoon's game at home plate, Jim Honachick.
At first base, Emmitt Ashford.
At second base, Frank Humont.
And at third base, Bill Valentine.
Well, those are the lineups for this afternoon's game.
And now, this word.
Well, there's been quite a bit of talk, we understand, and quite a few words written about the possibility of the Yankees making a baseball trade in the very near future.
Well, I guess as long as baseball is played and as long as there are teams, trade talk will crop up.
And you never can tell when a trade will be made.
But to set the record straight and get the official word from Manager Ralph out, we discussed the trade possibilities with Ralph just before this ballgame.
Few changes in batting order over last night's game.
Playing center field and batting second today is Ken Berry.
Berry is hitting 291.
Ward at first.
Tommy Davis will be in left field and hit cleanup.
The catcher and number five hitter, Dwayne Josephson.
Voss in right field.
Playing third base this afternoon for the White Sox is Bill Melton.
Melton at third, making his first appearance.
The second baseman and number eight hitter, Tim Cullen.
The umpires for this afternoon's game at home plate, Jim Honachick.
At first base, Emmitt Ashford.
At second base, Frank Humont.
And at third base, Bill Valentine.
Well, those are the lineups for this afternoon's game.
And now, this word.
Well, there's been quite a bit of talk, we understand, and quite a few words written about the possibility of the Yankees making a baseball trade in the very near future.
Well, I guess as long as baseball is played and as long as there are teams, trade talk will crop up.
And you never can tell when a trade will be made.
But to set the record straight and get the official word from Manager Ralph out, we discussed the trade possibilities with Ralph just before this ballgame.
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