1971 04-04 White Sox at Cubs (Exhibition)

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4:13goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24, 7365. Wow, Dan Morgan from Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. For the white sucks, we'll call you for the visiting team. It'll be BB Richard leading it on. BB Richard playing shots. That's the 20th. That's the 22nd. So playing let's feel that they will be one. Number four. Williams and let's feel. baseball hall favorites. At second rate, adding third will be Mike Andrews. Andrews at second day. At third base hitting cleanup will be Melville Milton at third base. At first base, hitting fifth will be May Carlos May at first base. Batting sixth and playing centerfield. We'll be Rick Breaker in centerfield. In right field, batting seventh will be a McKinney,

5:20rich McKinney playing right field at it. The catcher hitting eighth will be Ed Herman, Herman the catcher, and the pitcher right hander Tom Bradley is 24 years old and he's got a great spring. The cum lineup will give you the moment. But right now BB Richard steps into the batter's box and we're all set to go. This is the third final and rubber game between these two clubs. Here is Milk Pappas, first pitch of the ball game. He burns but pops it in the air. It's going to be an easy out. Pappas under the ball and Ed Richard on the first pitch, tried to bun and popped them all to the pitcher. Milk Pappas. That's one out here. William's hitting three-fifty one for the spring games with two hovers. Now 11 runs about it in. Right handed batter steps in. The Cubs have Pappas on the

6:23mound, Rudolph doing the catching Hickman at first base, Beckett at second, Kessinger's sharp center, a third to pitch, curveball outside. One ball in no stretch. One man out, not a cloud in his blanket of azure blue above, from which shines a red hot sun. Here's the pitch on the way. Swing on bouncing ball foul. Knocked down by Joe on that coaching a third base. Luke Gappling got a big hand, Hall of Famer, as he was introduced coaching at first base. The White Sox trainer, Charlie Sad, wanting to be remembered to everybody by call him. Here's the pitch. He started the swing held up. It's in there for a strike call. Larry Barnett, the plate umpire. Harold Band is umpiring at first base. Marty Springstead at second base. Haven't identified the umpire at third base again. Paul Rungy, who is a son of Ed Rungy. Center on the American legum pie. The pitch swung on ground ball, headed for right field Hickman Axis out. Recovery's close play. Oh, that's first play. Play went from Hicksman to

7:25Papas covering on a close play. That's too gone and brings up Mike Andrew. And this will get the entire idea of how Andrew is rated by his manager Chuck Tanner. The fact that he is batting third. Usually the best interval ball club is the third place hitter. For example, Billy Williams hits third for the Chicago Cup. Two men are out. Nobody on base. Mike Andrews at the plate. Andrews hitting 385 for the spring game. Had one homer, 12 runs by the day. Big handsome, right handed daughter. Here's the winded by Papas to pitch on the way. Swirling at a fastball and he missed it. This baseball field, he cubs home training base. This field is encircled by a range of mountains. Very picturesque setting. Now the pitch. Change of pace. Swung on a little pump line. Behind second base, Kessinger going out. Becker going out. Becker makes the catch. And now he's on the side. Andrews popped a becker in short center. One, two, three, nothing across. We move now into the bottom of the first inning.

8:28The white socks, nothing. The cubs coming to bat. I'm going to run down, get a coat carry. He's going there, I think you're on. Go out to the respective coaching boxes now. We're down the first baseline for five joey about the netto. This is their base number seven, peanut buttery. We're going to the bottom half of the first inning, darn Kessinger. Switch hitting

9:42shortstop will be the lead off, man. As 24-year-old Tom Bradley who stands six three ways to $195 is taking his warm-up tosses. I reminded that the white socks ticket office at White Sox Park in Chicago is open this afternoon until four o'clock so you still have time to get over there and purchase your tickets for opening day or for any of the other games on the White Sox home schedule. The White Sox open their home schedule you know is coming Friday afternoon April the 9th against the division. We'll be in town over the weekend Friday afternoon Saturday afternoon and Sunday afternoon. Hope you'll be there in person. So remember the white socks ticket office open until four o'clock this afternoon. Here's Kessinger the fine shortstop of the Chicago Cup. Switch hitting batting left-handed. Bradley looks down gets his sign. Ed Herman in the crouch behind the plate. Now Kessinger steps out of the batter's box.

10:48Kessinger's had a good spring. He's hitting 3-11. Now the sign into the wind up. Here's the pitch on the way. And it's a curve ball in the first strike call. Bradley started off, starting them off in a breaking ball and cut that outside corner. We have another crowd in excessive capacity today. It's a very small seating accommodation here at Scottsdale Park. One strike can no ball. Nobody on, nobody out. Beautiful afternoon here. Now Tom Bradley getting set once the rosin bag and the bad boy brings it out. Don't miss opening day friends as coming Friday afternoon April the 9th. The white socks against the twin. Now the signal given. Don Kessinger waiting. Into the wind up goes Bradley the pitch on the way. Fastball in their beauty a strike is calling

11:48and then he had the mustard on that one. Two strikes and nothing. He really burst a fastball, caught that inside corner at the belt. Two strikes and nothing. Nobody on, nobody out. Don Kessinger left handed bad organs Bradley. Here's the pitch on the way. And it's a fastball barely missed the outside corner. Bradley is throwing high. Again, I welcome to stations just joining us. This weekend will be with us now all season long. WSIV and Peacum, WLNR and Lansing. WRBI and Rockford, WCCR and Champaign. Here's the pitch on the way. Swungline fall into the left field corner. And good friends over Granite City right across the river from St. Louis at WGNU and WFNB in Springfield along with Iron. Other stations have been with us right along. I think it's going to be a very, very exciting and entertaining year.

12:48Ralph and I are being on the hand every day to bring your every exciting thrill and play. Here's the wind up the pitch. Kerbal, pop foul out of play. Our originating station, W-E-A-W and Evanston with towers atop the handcock building in Chicago. So, probably one of the greatest FM signals in the country. W-T-A-Q, Ralph out your station in Lagrange. Here's the pitch on the way. Swung on, fouled again out of play into the left field corner. My good friend, Bill Hansen station, W-J-O-L and Joliet. Dundee, W-V-F-V at South Bend, W-R-B-R. Good friend, Frank Crozier over there. And a hotbed of baseball interest down in Bloomington, W-B-N-Q who've been with us all along. Here's the wind up, the pitch on the way. Swung on, a high pop wide, sharp left center,

13:50everybody chasing it, everybody chasing it. Well, Williams is there and he makes the cat. Cousin, you're popped to Williams and sharp left. I don't want to win everything. You know, yesterday we were assuming it was the wind and the sun that was causing all the outfielders the trouble. But that wasn't it at all. It's his high sky. With the ball, there's no background. The ball comes off the bat. The background is a lot of white shirts. And because of this high sky, there's no clouds at all to serve as a background. And the players don't see the ball come off the bat. There are more or less grouping and searching for never having seen it leave the bat. One hour, nobody on the pitch on the way. That could hit one hard in the left field. I'll base him. One record is on there. He really slashed that ball hard. So, that could on at first base with one out. And here is Billy Williams. What a hitter.

14:55Our engineer Tom Kenfield popping with the drinks today. Too bad we don't have a big sponsor. We got your adlib at plug right now. See what you're missing? Breweries everywhere. Brenner at first base went out. Billy Williams digs in. The pitch on the way. Kurt ball a little bit low. One ball, no strike. One out, one on. Bottom of the first inning. There's that great cup fan over here to the left. Make me hunt, cheering her heroes on. Now to pitch on the way. We're going bounce cloud. Boy, what a cut this guy gets every time up there. Billy Williams. How to have fun anytime, anywhere. Step one, go to chumbacaceno.com. chumbacaceno.com. Got it. Step two, collect your welcome bonus. Come to pop a welcome bonus. Step three, play hundreds of casino style games for free.

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16:58That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open or call centers always waiting to take your call. 24, 7365. Wow, Dan Morgan from Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Really hit 3.22 last year with 42 homers and 190, 120, 29, RBI. He'll go over the 300 mark in career homeruns this year. Left-handed batter is Bradley throwing them all over the Carlos May. Wasn't actually on the back. Okay, that's all that's all that's all that's. Now Bradley ready. The outfit plays deep. Here's the stretch to pitch. And the fastball is high. Dave Nightingale. He lost his blower at a tan two days in Chicago. He's just rejoined the white socks to cover for the Chicago Daily News.

18:05What do you call that scarf you're wearing on your neck? I'll blow a kiss at you the way you look. What's that? This is a patchy country where a patchy zone is. I will say you do look sweet dear. Oh, you're a jerk. Oh, is he dressed funny? Billy Williams a batter. Here's the stretch. The pitch on the way. And at the slow curve outside, he walked him. And the cubs have something going here. Runners at first and second with one out. And here's Rex Sattel. He's never dead. The fine first place. Sattel. Sattel has had a great spring. He hit 267 last year with 26 homers. He drove in 114 runs. The year before he hit 29 homers, drove in 123 runs. This guy's always around at 100 mark on RBI's. Sattel, 31 years old, he's been with the Cubs since 1960. So this is 12th year.

19:06Runners at first and second one out. Here's Bradley getting ready to pitch on the way. Swatten met a curve ball and he followed it back and he had a good cut. One strike and no more. Beautiful afternoon. The baseball season opens tomorrow in the nation's capital. The senators entertain the open age. Here's the stretch. The pitch on the way. Curving to the dirt, blowing outside, even the count of the ball on the strike. Ball of Mars Orioles, like Chicago's White Sox, don't open their season until Wednesday. Maybe there's a good omen there. White Sox opening the same day that the world champion do. One ball, one strike, round Santa waiting. Tom Bradley's pitch. Off the stretch. Here it is. Cur ball bounced on the ground amount and his play will be the second base for our one and that's the only play they can get.

20:08As Andrews came up with a little throw. Santa forces Williams from Melton, to Andrews. That's two hundred years of training month. There's a fellow who has come into greatness, late in his career. After years of mediocrity, he started back in 1956 with Albany. There's a guy never hit three hundred in the manual leagues. Last year, though, he had some kind of year. He had three fifteen, thirty two homers, one hundred and fifteen runs about it in. Jim Hickman, right-handed batter, the stretch, the pitch. It's a fastball a little bit low. These are the kind of situations Hickman was great in for the cup. With two outs, the difference between having a landing and being scoreless. Many of the two out here he got. Runners at first and third. Tom Bradley, 24-year-old right-handed, getting set. Now the stretch, the pitch on the way here it is.

21:10Curve all a little bit low and outside. Two balls, no strikes. Hope you're enjoying the broadcast, wherever you might be. Now the signal give it. The pitch on the way here it is. High, flat. At this point, the cassette tape broke. We've missed about an inning during which the white sucks scored a couple runs. We pick it up now with Kenny Holtzman pitching for the cups. And Joe Pepitone at first. On the suicide squeeze, he starts running with the pitch. And the responsibility belongs to the hitter to be sure to punt the ball. There it is. He bumps but foul on his safety squeeze again. One ball, one strike. There's a lot of beautiful scenery around Scottsdale.

22:10And the trees and the grass and the foliage and the mountains. And some out of pretty girls in the 10th of Dosa. One ball, one strike. Here's the pitch. He was going to bump but it's low and outside. Why was that? Mrs. Hunt, what'd you say? I can't get away with anything up here. I was named Ian Hunt, this great cup fan sitting before. Here's the pitch. Bundered foul in the air. And what Chuck Canner is doing here is he wants to stay away from the double play. And so even though he doesn't have the suicide squeeze on, he has had Bradley Bunning hoping that he'll sacrifice Herman the second and put it all up to be Richard to get those runners home. Now to stretch by papas the pitch. He's going to run again but it's outside. And it goes to three and two. Rayballs, two strikes.

23:12Bradley takes a look over at Joel on it. One thing you will notice. The white socks is here. Here's the pitch. He bumps down the first baseline. Hey, they let her all. It stays fair. Now they throw the first in time. That was a smart play by Rudolph. He let the ball roll hoping it would go foul, which would make it a strikeout. But Bradley is credited with a sacrifice from Rudolph to Beckard covering. And it's runners that second and third now will pause quickly for identification. This is the Chicago white socks. They've had a lot of lead Richard, it's sharp top. Here we look at that girl down there. This is Harry Carrey with Ralph voucher, baby Richard up there. The pitch low and outside. He's got a chance to drive into run. White socks out in front. Runners at second and third. Two away. One ball, no strike on baby Richard.

24:13Chokes up on the bat. 21, 22 year old in feeling. Now the wind appears to pitch on the way. Swings and he followed tips and he had a good cut of that one. The count evened up. Baby from Austin, Texas. He makes his home there. Barn and Lafayette Louisiana. He'll be 23 in September. Louis Alvarado is 21 years old. Baby Richard was in college at Southern University a year ago at this time. Now the signal given. The wind up. Here's the pitch on the way. Swings and he followed tips. He's in the hole. Baby Richard, waiting. Two strikes on the ball. Now the signal given. Waiting for the signal is papis. Two strikes on the ball on baby Richard. The wind up the pitch. Swing on, high pop fly. Shard Lafayette should be caught.

25:13Kessinger going out. William's coming in. Billy calls for the ball and makes the catch. Billy, William, two runs score. There were three hits, no errors, two man left, and we're going on the bottom of the second with a score. White socks, two, the cubs, nothing. Both of this will be your last chance to purchase the 91 Chicago cab roster button. Working for the first time in all of the ball players was 0.5 Chicago cabs record. And modern record. All just push. Many died baby stretching for gold. The 1971 roster button now on sale at the ticket booth in front of the main entrance. The grand prize. How many died baby last time? Hey, for a guy that was talking about all these 18, 19 year old grew up. I don't know what he brought. He's coming. I think I talked about all these places

26:15where you're in and all these kids told me. I'll take you out there tomorrow. See, I have a whole arm. You need to disappoint it. Thank you. Thank you. He hates him for 30 seconds. I know, I saw this morning. You can make your eyes open too. Look on there and make sure it's open. I just found out. I've talked about this range of mountains, which encircles the ballpark and making for this most picturesque setting. One range is called a superstition mountain. See? Another one is called a Dutchman gold range. Now many died vanily searching for gold in this range of mountains. I guess that's why they so named it the lost Dutchman gold. Be surprised what you can learn on this program. There we go, bottom of the second inning. Johnny Callison leading off for the Cubs first pitch.

27:15He swings in a curve and he misses. One strike can no ball. Nobody on and nobody out. An old friend. And a great umpire. Some years ago. Johnny Callison leading off for the Cubs first pitch. Some years ago. John called Conlon on hand here. Here's the pitch on the way. Swirl off, fly ball. Looping in the left center field for a base hit. Here's Callison around first base hill hole. Callison loops a single in the left center. That will bring up Jose Ortiz who seemingly is one of the regular center field jobs. The next batter number 20 or the Joe Pepe W. Being ill the last few days are weaker so. Ortiz has been outstanding. Three games in a roll. He has had three hits in each contest. So he's total nine hits in the last three games. What a first base.

28:15Nobody out. Ball game at the bottom of the second white socks out in front. Two to nothing. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Another checkered flag for the books. Time to celebrate with Jamba. Jump in at chumbacasino.com. Let's chumba. No purchase necessary. BTW Group. Boy, we're prohibited by law. CCNC is 21 plus sponsored by Chumba Casino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan which is America's largest injury law firm. There's recently said 20 billion one. 20 billion is insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact with Morgan Morgan?

29:16What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We always open our call centers, always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Brenner's back. Now the signal given. Right hand here it awaits. Here's the pitch on the way. Swung on, fly ball, set it field. Dave, going back right here. Now makes the cap. Ortiz flies deep to Rick Rankard and straightaway center field. One out. And that will bring up the catcher. Ken Rudolph. Pressed into regular duty as a result of the injury to Randy Hadley. The Cubs number one receiving. Ball game bottom of the second. Two to nothing in favor of the white side. Now the signal given.

30:16Ken Rudolph. Right hand byter. Went through the entire season last year without hitting a whole run. Here's the pitch. And it's a fastball outside. Rudolph straddles the plate. Now the stretch by Tom Bradley. Here's the pitch. There's a base hit on the center field. Johnny Caledet is rolling deep out there. Rickard cuts it off. Throwing in the second base will be a double. Rudolph doubles into right center field. Rickard made quite a play to keep them off from rolling to the wall, which would enable the run to score. And now that brings up a pretty good hitting pitcher and milled papas. With runners, the second and third only one out. Two milled papas. Rudolph last year with what the Cubs for. Part of the season with San Antonio for the rest of the year.

31:16So he came here with a double in the right center field. That leaves runners a second and third now with one away. And Tom Bradley is going to have to go to work. Milled papas. Will be the batter. He's a good hitting pitcher. Bradley gets set. Here's the pitch. Curve ball of beauty in there. Strike is gone. Papas makes his home in wheat nil at all. And started the year with the LAN last year, one two lost two. And then with the Cubs, one ten lost eight. Here's the pitch. And it's a little below. That evens it up at a ball of the strike. Papas was a member of the American league all-star team. Three different times. Runners at second and third. The infield playing back. Here's Bradley pitching off the stretch, the pitch on the way. He swings and he misses a curve ball. Bradley going for that strike out here. Don Kessinger will be up there next. We're in the bottom of the second.

32:17White socks lead, two to nothing. Penance Lowry. He used to star for the Cubs and then other clubs. Coaching in third base. Joey Amalfa Tano. He used to be with a Giants. Coaching in first base. Now to signal debit. Two strikes in the ball. Bradley wants that strike out here. Here's the pitch. Swings and he followed tips. He's still alive. Two strikes in the ball. Hot sunshine. You don't seem to get a tan here though for some strange reason. It's 105 degrees. You sit out there eight hours and nothing happens. And for all of you, you sit in the sunshine about five minutes and you blister. Where did they see you at? Two strikes in the ball. Runners at second and third. One out. Infield playing back. Here's Tom Bradley getting ready. Here's the pitch. He struck him out. On a high fastball.

33:17Papas goes down swinging. So there's the first strike out. When he really needed it. Now he's got a tough left-handed batter to face and Don Kessinger. Who's a switch hitter? Two-metre hot runners at second and third. Kessinger with a chance to tie up the ballgame here. The outfield shades Kessinger towards left. They give him a lot of room in right center. Kessinger chokes up on the bat. This fellow has made himself quite a ball player. One of the best shot stops in the game. The pitch swung on late and filed out of play off to the left field side. One strike in a ball. Kessinger from Forest City, Arkansas. 29 years old on July 17th. He had 266 last year. He had one homerun. 39 runs battered him. Two away. Ballgame in the second inning.

34:18Tom Bradley trying to pitch out of a jam. Callison, a third base route off at second day. Bradley, at tall range, he right-hand to where his glasses. Now he gets set. Two, one strike in a ball. The pitch on the way. Bouncing ball to shot. Richard should throw him out. There's the peg. In time to retire the side. Lee Richard throws out Kessinger. And it's the runs. Two hits, two errors, two men left. At the end of two full minutes. Two outs, two. Richard, the record is in the target. All 80 are decked. There's ready to go. Two ready to pass. I ran it on. What kind of progress is that? Not being out for the side. They're here at Chicago. That's the first time that we were working. Oh, it's a success. Oh, it's a success. Oh, yeah, it was a success. I'm celebrating you. You want to run it? You never tell you to be there. No, I'll leave it. I didn't give it to you. I'm a good guy. I didn't give it to you.

35:18I sure am. It's different to mention. I was so there. We're sure you'd like to speak up. Yeah, I'm the mom's over there. This was the longer adder for his three. But there are earphones. I'm the mom's over there. Camelback, I can't avoid it. I have to be able to have some of those things. And play history, the Cactiolene. Highlight. And stories of all the scenes that are playing the Cactiolene. And they call. Scott's nails you close. I know you're sure you'll enjoy it. That's for sale. From the Grand. For all these ones off. Come on in. Is there anything? Thank you. Ok, watch it. We're going to the top of the third. time done leave it used to be a uh... and the fraying usher in chicago now works for senator barry go water out here was just getting some information number one across that scale chicago annex he tells me so many people from chicago making their home here

36:20the most famous range of these mountains i've been talking about his camelback then there's another range called the mummy mountains another one called the mcdowell we learn something here's what williams first picture there's straight call one strike in a box nobody on nobody out where the top of the third white socks out in front to do nothing out of the pitch he had not a ball inside at something that passes developed not a signal given one one pitch it's a matter of strength is called law with him in the whole now two strikes in the ball nobody on nobody out top of the third white socks out in front to do nothing they could claim the baseball championship of chicago with a victory over the covers today here's the pitch smashed on the ground second baseman factored has it over the first easy out

37:24one gone here's my gander who's he popped up his first time the former chicago sports rider in retirement out here ed frail who used to write for the chicago tribune wonderful gentlemen good rider the sports rider making his home out here now rick tally of the chicago today along with his running mate jim and ride to the same paper eddy munzel on hand dave night and gale of these chicago daily news one zeal of course of the chicago sometimes here's a pitch dander who's in rarest strike is called one ball one strike one man out we're in the third two to nothing white side here's the pitch to my can do swings and he follows it back and boy he had a good cut

38:25two strikes in the ball he's in the hole beautiful day and Scottsdale if my friend bill may back is listening to the ambassador east and the room ready about two o'clock in the morning wednesday act technically Thursday am here's the pit sling on long drive center field artis way back rifting waiting now makes the cap artis went about four hundred feet away for Andrew's long drive two up two down and here's bill melton who started things off with a double in the second right hand down that's felt by the way had a good spring he's the best kept secret in baseball he has fourteen rbi's this spring here's a pitchfowl out of his twenty hits eleven have been for extra bases make a now twelve of his twenty one hits for extra bases

39:26last year he had thirty three homers drove in ninety six runs and nobody even knew he was around and like he says all the all he ever heard about was the air as he made never about what he had not many men hit thirty three old runs they are the russia the manager the cup sitting on the sunshine at the moment to out nobody on the wind up the pitch a little bit inside bill melt strong right hand hitter white socks leading out of signal here's the pitch by papas one on a long drive people have to be away back might be out of here it could be a home run holy cow did he give that ball a ride bill melton clears the left field wall at the three eighty mark and the white socks now lead three to nothing

40:29as my good friend Jack breakouts would say hey hey that's better than I think hey hey Jack how are you tolerate a cure from twenty three eleven racing victory lane yeah it's even better with chamba by my side race to chamba casino dot com let's chamba don't purchase necessary btw group boy we're prohibited by law ct and c's twenty one plus sponsored by chamba casino i've got dan morgan here on the pod say hi dan hey how's it going today it's going good man tell us who you are what you do i'm dan morgan i'm an attorney in a managing partner at morgan morgan which is america's largest injury law firm that's pretty awesome uh... i think i saw billboard years recently said that twenty billion one twenty million insane number yeah twenty billion recovered it's actually i think someone north probably closer to twenty two twenty three after this year and each year we get bigger and better in our army grows so the number will hopefully keep getting

41:32bigger and bigger as time goes on awesome so how does someone do contact with morgan morgan what what would i do if i got to an accident probably easiest ways dialing pound law that's pound five two nine from your cell phone we are always open our call centers always waiting to take your call twenty four seven three sixty five wow dan morgan morgan morgan america's largest injury law firm thanks for coming by the show thanks for having me visit for the people dot com for an office near you jacko pan and i was just talking about you a few minutes ago and the white slacks leave three nothing here's Carlos may take the pitch inside one ball no strikes jacko your friends in Chicago be tickled at death to know how good you look you look marvelous i feel pretty good hurry i see one ball no strikes two men out of running the pitch slide a little bit inside say your son is a big uh... what is a congressman here is the state senator state senator

42:35uh... little did you dream when you're breaking a leg for the white socks as a player you have the career that you've had and raise a son to be state senator nice things have happened you think i'm interested in right now is for the uh... results of Tuesday's election for my good pal dick daily got a little about seven or eight a month against that which is why i had actually got a lot of the second base went up with a little bit of first base in time to retire the side hey jacko at it you're a failure personal opinion but i can't get equal time because it's our last broadcast in the election to be on so uh... we'll just forgive you uh... talking in the zeal of the moment because of what may or daily must be a friend of yours all we raise together the greatest living in america in my book jacko you know we were going to talk baseball and we'll be back i'll say that uh... carl make a swing of that pretty good

43:35let me give the totals here for a moment one one one here no where's nobody left we moved on to the bottom half of the third inning with a score the white side three the cubs nothing all of it that's a good you you know what's that? what's that? it's dead all right you know he doesn't jacko he doesn't need their own what are you doing? i'm kind of wouldn't do it he's a big eater what's he doing? what's he doing? what's he doing? he doesn't need his trust he's a big eater something like that it's warming up in chicago it's now 38 degrees that's the only thing my wife said yesterday you said that we're snowing in chicago

44:36she's driving on this lake this one we're shining really? yeah that's what they call an emissary yeah we're going to the bottom of the third white socks out in front three to nothing Glenn Beckard will lead it off of the chicago cubs any political opinions expressed on this program are strictly those of the man that is expressing them here's the picture on a bouncing ball melton in foul territory failed to strike what? jacko i guess the thing you watch when you see a ball game you watch the work of the umpires more than the players don't you? that's right i do since i retired playing ball my whole wife was umpiring and i really loved the game and i miss it but you know i would love to see the cubs and white socks win oh i love to see them

45:36oh i love to see them oh i'd be tremendous here's a pitch to Glenn Beckard now and it's a curveball low and outside that evens it up at a ball in the strike nobody on nobody out bottom of the third three to nothing in favor of the white sock melton hit a home in the pitch slow curveball outside two balls in the strike the cubs that Pittsburgh ball club jacko you know they train over in Florida we saw them all spring long and they're going to be tough to beat they got some bombers up and down the line up here's the pitch on the way swung on a fly ball deep right center fail going over for a bikini going deep deep deep reaches up and makes the catch nicely Beckard flies deep to Rich McKenny in right center one away did you know Chuck Tanner Joe? oh yeah great gift and number uh when he's broken he's nationally he's been a high class fellow

46:36and I saw him manage out here specifically coast league last year because I go to all the games at night here and he's done a real good job and he's a very real person of a real club and I wish him a lot of luckies he's a kid that had a lot of class about him all the way I'm sure the white socks have been alike and real well too there's Billy Williams a pitch swung on long drive deep center right here he's got it hey that ball was really hit on the nose Johnco you've seen yeah Johnco you've seen many great stars is there right? this Billy Williams as a hitter must be as good as any of them he's uh he's got a lot of stuff even the other thing is you never want a ride or even Aaron you know Aaron uh I stopped the game a couple times because I thought he was taking a nap between pitches I put the band under his shoulder and I saw you wake and he said who I said you he said what

47:36but uh the ball comes over the plate those eyes are pop open man how he can swing that fast there's Ron Santel the fine third baseman of the cubs too out nobody on ball game in the bottom of the third white socks leading a three to nothing here's the pitch on the way fast ball isn't there a beauty a strike is gone he's got a really good ball for him too many out Santa waiting Santa real good spring as Johnco mentioned the delivery now Kerbal hit on the ground to the left to Richard on the run he's got a one handed here's a peg nice play to retire this uh 1 2 3 a sparkling play by baby Richard nothing across and at the end of three for laying the score one socks three cubs nothing across three to get the any any cubs out of the stuffy make a little money we certainly hope you enjoy the

48:36TV relatively big big break here in Santa Hill yeah good we mark the right clients right now in the hard working in just a little bit of summer without a chance to listen to this place out of being a golfer you know about five years ago we wanted to get everything Chicago brought the cup back here they're part of the Scotdale Chamber of Commerce they call themselves the Scotdale Charles a lot of our incentives right now we'd like for them to stand up and be recognized the Scotdale Charles I'm going to stay at the embassies I'm going to stay at the embassies to provide some money to deal let's take a leak we're going to the top of the fort the white side so I'm in front great enough here's Rick Riker

49:37to lead it off Jacko I'll be in naturally I'll be living in Chicago all summer long you better make a list of places for me to go I can trade you out on that but well I'll spend through you in Chicago for a while it's the St. Louis who knows famed love you there they love you all over the country and he's going to make an exciting folks when he gets down the business and broadcast that ball game you think you are living new you think you are running the ball park this is you thank you Jacko people often stand here when I come here and I come here and I'm like well are you insinuating up allowed You're exciting. You give them something to think about when the ball games are not one of those sky and then about two minutes later. Really tired. I'm trying to add out here. I said, I said, who's playing?

50:39You know? Nice and ball. Jacko, you're really too much, you know? Riker has just flyed out to centerfield. There's one going. There's Richmond Kitting and a high pop lie. Callison coming in, makes the catch. It's short, right? Two up to the, Jacko, I appreciate the nice words. We've known each other a lot. I've known you for 30 years. Did I get better than 12 years? Of course, you know, I started. Of course, you know, I started when I was only eight years old, right? I know, you're 30 years old now. You and Benny. Jacko, it's here a pleasure to see you. A real joy. Thank you for dropping by. I really enjoyed being here with you. This is great. Thank you very much. Jacko Conlin. Take me out of Chicago, but you can't take Chicago out of me. All right, Daddy. He's the greatest advertisement for the city of Chicago. I've ever heard. Two minutes are out. Ed Herman, the batter. Here's the pitch on the way. And he takes a sinking fastball ball. And one of the great men out here in Arizona. One of the great sportsmen. So responsible.

51:39He's had so much to do with the team's training out this way. An old friend and a great guy, Pat Patterson just dropped by. And a pleasure to say hello. Here's a pitch slung on and foul back. Yeah, I do. Pat. Two minutes are out. Ed Herman, the batter. The score, three to nothing. Jacko, thanks again. All right. Okay, buddy. Two men gone. Two men gone. Here's Papa's getting ready. The white socks have a three to nothing lead. Bill Melt and the Homer. Melt and double also. Here's the pitch. One on bouncing ball. And he is fouled on the first baseline. Melt and started our two running in the second with a lead off. Doubled scored when May tripled. May scored when Riker doubled. Then Melt and the Homer with two out on the third. So big Bill Melt and the white sock slugging third basement. Has played an instrumental role in the current three to nothing lead. Now to sign, give it. Here's Papa's pitch.

52:40Swirling and a high pop off back and out of play. There's strikes on the ball. You know, Ed Herman lost about 30 pounds during the winter. He can run faster. He can throw better. He can catch better. But he hasn't hit as well. I don't know if there's any analogy to be drawn. Two strikes on the ball. Tell a reddick here from 2311 Racing. Game night's fun until someone spends five minutes lining up one shot. Chalk, breathe, reach shock, still aiming. While they figure it out, I fire up Chamba Casino. I can spin anywhere, anytime. And there's always a new social casino game every week. Spins happen way faster than that shot. Play now at chambacasino.com. Let's chamba. Sponsored by Chamba Casino. No purchase necessary. VGW Group Fortware prohibited by law. 21 plus terms and conditions apply. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man.

53:40Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24, 7, 365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Here's the pitch. Swung on and followed out of play.

54:40Beautiful afternoon. There may be some big days for the youngsters coming up at White Sox Park this season starting with T-Shirt Day. Sunday May the night. There may be a batting glove day. Sunday May the 30th. You know the batting gloves the big leagueers use when they're at the plate. Here's a pitchfowl. And then of course the ever popular bat day where the youngsters get a replica of the bats that their favorite ball players use. Suitable for little league play. Sandlot play. Autograph by various players on the White Sox. Sunday June the 6th. And helmet day. Sunday July the 11th. And boy, the White Sox have these computers coming up at White Sox Park this season starting with T-Shirt Day. Sunday May the night. There may be a batting glove day. Sunday May the 30th.

55:40You know the batting gloves the big leagueers use when they're at the plate. Here's a pitchfowl. And then of course the ever popular bat day where the youngsters get a replica of the bats that their favorite ball players use. Suitable for little league play. Sandlot play. Autograph by various players on the White Sox. That's bat day. Sunday June the 6th. And helmet day. Sunday July the 11th. And boy, the White Sox have these colorful red batting elements. I know that'll be a popular attraction. Helmet day. Sunday July the 11th. Two balls. Two strikes. The pitch dead hermit. He struck him out. Swinging. One, two, three. Nothing across. And we move along down to the bottom half of the fourth inning to score White Sox three. And the Cubs. Nothing.

56:45No, I'm worried though. I was telling these guys about that. Unbelievable odds. And yesterday when I went down I was, I'm sure I was going to see a broken windshield. Two and three. Yeah. Now you've been bad. Pretty good. How's everything in the baseball? Same old two and three. Yeah. It's a pretty good standout. Yeah, all the weather's been great. Yeah. That is nice. Hey, Pat. How's the weather? It's strongly down. No, that's a big broke camera. Yeah. Yeah. It doesn't need out all season. What's inside of your body going to the end there? It's all right. Very cool. He's still staying there. He's staying there. Yep. Does he have a kind of back to Mason? Yeah. Oh, this weather has been great. You see it? Okay, Pat, you're good to see you.

57:47What's for us for identification? This is the Chicago White Sox Baseball Network. Hey, can I send a message? Thanks. Oh, can you say hello to all White Sox friends from... Johnny, Johnny Halke. Johnny, who? Halke. Okay. See, Halke? Yeah. Okay. Okay. All right. Sure. Okay. This is Harry Carrey with Ralph voucher from Scottsdale, Arizona. We're going to the bottom half of the fourth inning. Jim Hickman will be leading off. A young White Sox fan named Johnny Peltelka. Wanting to be remembered too. Here's Hickman. Here's Hickman. Filed out his first time up. All game of the fourth. Rick Talley of Chicago today will be Ralph's guest on the post game show today. Here's Hickman leading off.

58:49Remember the White Sox led two to nothing yesterday until it comes exploded? There's a massive watermelon. Johnny's a nice pick-up. Hubskipping throw. He's out. Good play. White Sox looking sharp out there. Melton had a tough play to ball-sharply-hitty charge. Feel it on the shot hopper. And that's all perfectly. Here's Johnny Callison singled in the second inning. One out, nobody on. Tom Bradley will pitch the home opener next Friday afternoon against the Minnesota Twins. A one-fifteen game. All the day games that the White Sox play start at one-fifteen. All the night games start at eight. Go here. Remember the White Sox office will be open. Ticket office will be open one more hour today. Occasionally you want to drive by and pick up tickets. Here's the pitch. Car ball in there is strike off. A White Sox ticket office will be open until four o'clock this afternoon.

59:50You can purchase tickets for opening day or for any of the other games on the White Sox home schedule. They're open during the week of course every day. Here's the pitch. Swarm at a line right back to Bradley. Callison. In a low line drive the Tom Bradley stab with his glove. And that. That's something they're all retired by Bradley. Here's Jose Artis now. Two better out, nobody on. White Sox leading three of you. Come on, Dave. Did you ever think of being a nurse when you were a kid, Dave? What did you say, Commander? Two better out, nobody on base. Or at ease they hit it. Used to be with the White Sox organization.

1:00:50A pitch swung on bouncing ball to sharp BB will get him with a good throw. And he's out. From Richard to May. For this kid ruling right along he's retired the last eight neuroses he's facing. And at the end of four innings and remaining of White Sox three, Tom Bradley. Here's a change in the Chicago cover lineup. Now going out to pitch. Another thirty, ten, open. And here's the score. Right in the fourth quarter. The NBA playoff, the Chicago Bulls one has really prepared. For a fabulous study side. And here's another break break in the action as I repaired and then changed another cassette tape. Runner at first, two out, ball game of the fifth.

1:01:50There goes the runner, strike call, there's the peg and he is. He was a stolen base. Wow throw on his way to third base at BB Richard. There he goes again. Rid off through the ball badly, the ball skipped in the center field. And Richard came all the way around the third. And how many is he stolen so far this break? That's his twelfth stolen base. He's been in twenty-five games. How are you doing all right? Charlie, how are you? Here's the picture Mike Andrews and the curve ball is low. One ball, no strikes. If the pride of the pink pony a very popular place in Scottsdale, Charlie Greyer. One hand, here's the picture curve ball inside. I don't know whether I should give him that plug because he's got a great big cub banner in that place.

1:02:55Boy, this is really, that's quite a name. Chicago annex. There are a lot of Chicago people here. Mike Andrews trying to get the rental of the pit. Bouncing ball to the sharp stops left. The passenger has a throes in time to retire this act. So it is, no runs, no hold on. One hand, one hand. We won't go down to the bottom half of the fifth inning, but the score is still white socks, three. Cubs nothing. Here's a couple of scores from the NBA playoff, four final. They're walking one hundred and thirty clicks. That's a fiscal eighty-seven. Here's another final score of the Chicago World, one hundred and thirteen. Then, the ball died, it was twenty-nine. But Jack can't cook, probably told him to make it go seven games.

1:04:06Here's some final scores from the NBA, the Chicago Bulls. They've extended the playoffs into the seventh final in decisive game, or should be played in Los Angeles this week. They beat the Lakers one-thirteen to ninety-nine. Milwaukee won its playoffs and listen to this. They wall up the San Francisco Warriors by forty-nine points. They beat him one-thirteen-six to eighty-seven. What are the odds on Blue Alcindor being scoreless on that game? He probably got a hundred himself.

1:05:07Here's Red Alcindor, who doubled his first time at bat, leading it off to the Cubs in the bottom of the fifth. First pitch a little bit low. Tom Bradley has pitch four, Britain innings. He's got a free-to-nothing lead. Yesterday, the white socks were leading two to nothing in the bottom of the fifth. And then the Cubs exploded. Here's the pitch low. Two balls, no strikes, nobody on, nobody on. Joe Peppa told we'll be next. We're in the bottom of the fifth. Why is that here for real? Tyler Redic here from 2311 Racing. Another checkered flag for the books. Time to celebrate with Chamba. Jump in at ChambaCasino.com. Let's Chamba. No purchase necessary. BTW Group. Boy, we're prohibited by law. CCNC's 21 Plus. Sponsored by Chamba Casino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan,

1:06:08which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 247-365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Now the wind up the pitch. Mount Sinball to his left melt to his right rich and alone throw. Oh, and at first base, holy cow. That comes arriving about it.

1:07:08Feed the rich and went forward to his right behind melt. It didn't look as if he had any chance of throwing on. That fire's the wall across the diamond on the pickup booth. Follows mail came up with the ball. War the out. They're arguing about it. Leo DeRosha comes out now. But it will not affect the decision. One-up is thrown out on the great way from BB Richard in the hole to Carlos May who came up with a bad throw. The cops are claiming that May was off the bag when he took the low pickup. Leo DeRosha comes out. When he took the low pickup. Leo DeRosha and Pena's Lowering are talking to Larry Burnett, the play-up run. I guess they feel that Burnett should overrule the first base of fire, feeling that he would have seen that May was off the bat. Whatever, Rudolph is out.

1:08:10And here's Joe Peppato. The discussion now, Leo DeRosha, is following the first base of fire down the line. And the FBI is making him walk towards him. The FBI first base says, how old man? How he's talking to DeRosha, Leo, with a big two on the back of his uniform. The scores three are nothing in favor of the white socks. Does anybody have a seat? One man out, nobody on. All game in the fifth. Joe Peppato waiting to hit next. This gives us a chance to remind you that the white socks and cooperation with the Chicago Tribune are offering three white socks tickets to straight A and perfect attendance students. So if you had perfect attendance during the fall semester, or straight A is during the last marking period, be sure to see your school principal for a ticket request bar.

1:09:12The white socks, Tribune, straight A program includes Cook County, DuPage County, and all Chicago schools. So Leo DeRosha comes back to the dugout now. There's no cup of dough. What else, nobody on? That baton? Very unhappy with the Yankees. Very unhappy with Houston. Tickled a death to be in Chicago. Born in Brooklyn, New York. Half a tone, 31 years old. Comes got a lot of guys in that 30 bracket. Here's a curve ball in there, a straight ball. One strike can no ball, then. Many people feel that this has got to be the year they win. Or else it's going to be the last who are off for a while. Because so many of the ball players are right at that same 32-33 age level.

1:10:23Half a tone with a kind of one ball, one strike. One out, nobody on. Now the curve ball hit on the ground, bouncing ball, Andrew's in. Big hop, throws to first, easy out. Florida's Bradley has handcuffed him so far. Cubs with him. Regular lineup in there. What do we get out of number 11? If you use both papers and holes with both of them over starters. And here's Kess and you're with two out, nobody on. All game in the bottom of the fifth. Bill Melton will be leading off the sixth for the Cubs, and he's been red-hot rather for the white side, and he's been red-hot for the double-hennahomer. Yesterday at three hits, a couple of doubles. So here's Kess and you're two away. Here's the wind up the patch. He was going to bump the fastball as high. Two men are out. Ball gave it a fifth.

1:11:26How does signal given? Turn Bradley. 24-year-old youngster went to Maryland University. Here's a bouncing ball hit the BB Richard. Hop's skipping through in time. He's hitting again. That's a third straight. Perfect. Here's Bradley. Here's Bradley. He's retired the last 11-member these days. So it's nothing across. And at the end of five of your score, the white socks three. The Cubs, nothing. Take it red. Throw that aisle over there. That's about to wrap stuff. This is a sharp looking thing with a screwdriver. And she's got her knee down there. Bradley, nothing bad about it. She's wearing white underwear. That's right. Right on the other side of it. No, no, no. That's what you can do. You can't see yourself. Here again. Here's something over here. What is it? Yeah.

1:12:33Bradley goes opening here. Yeah. Yeah. He's fighting. We're going to the 6th, the Hitting Strider game so far. I've built mercenely to the off, and now to tell you all about it is Ralph voucher. I'm Harry, the top of the 6th inning in Melton, and Harry mentioned there's been one of the Hitting Striders in this whole game today. He doubled and scored in the second inning, and he hovered through the bases empty in the third. Bill Melton, Ken Holtzman, came in in the fifth inning. The ground wall is sharply to the third base, Saturday. 12 plus the end to the Melton's off and 1.

1:13:36The other bar we see this youngster, the town Bradley pitch. The more we wonder, without it, the better. The all of them are very first pitch. I'm opening day at home. That's on Friday, up in a good Friday. He is a vendor. One down. Callos made. He tripled, rolled on the run, and scored a run into one second. All the scoring in the ball again, down in the second inning, and the third. Two in the second and the side, and one in the third. We nothing but like sides. May takes a stroke draw. Ken Holtzman has not had the kind of string he'd like to play. He's appeared in five long games. He was seen in one and four. I, inside the may. The 5.63 earned run every. Ken Holtzman, 117 last year. 117 the year before. 6.17 deep right here.

1:14:37Right here they're coming on. Callos and Polly, four. That's the only win on the game. And he's got it on the run. We got it on the 30th. Right there. Right there. Till away here on the top of the 6th inning. Things up, see the field of the night. Double in the run in the second inning. And with the ball well. It's in the 4th inning. Hey, let's get it all over the fence. We have play time here. We'll see you in the bad next. Here's with McKinney, his right foot gets on. Ken Holtzman, seven, comes to the next inning. That's for us. It's for us. Two. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four.

1:15:37Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. I'm going to go to the weather. It's a long, long, long, fast ahead. Don't stop messing around. I'm going to close in time. I'm going to keep going. In the evening. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Three up, three down. No runs, no hits. Nobody left out. The end of the fight. I'm going to have to steal the light side. The greenery comes in there. Why is that? Why is that? Why is that? Why is that?

1:16:39Well, that runs good. That will appear down on the sky. I don't think it will pull. It's right to the top and bottom. Right to the pool. I have right up here. What if it is? It's a gate for that down coming in the head. It doesn't apply to you. You're all horrible. You're all horrible. The last seven-sixth inning coming up now at Scottsdale Stadium here under sunny sky.

1:17:44The temperature and the ease in Scottsdale is on a Joel Hurlin. He's on the bond off with white socks. Tom Bradley, fifth of a brilliant five innings. He'll get up north and he'll out three hits, walk one step out one, and Pauline with two spring wins. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Victory Lane? Yeah, it's even better with Chumba by my side. Race to ChumbaCasino.com, let's Chumba. Don't purchase necessary, VTW Group. Boy, we're prohibited by law. CTNCs, 21 plus, sponsored by ChumbaCasino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan & Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north, probably closer to 22,

1:18:4623 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan & Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan & Morgan & America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. No loss. We've been in five ball games. It's 22 meetings. We're in run average of 2.86. Probably new science pitchers throwing in some normal tosses. I had a note handed to us earlier saying we're mentioning at least a cum laude in Cisnafaco North. And the notice from Branding's parents. Take that at the right time.

1:19:47One record. Thirty five. Four. Four. Four. Five to six. Bring up on the right side to leave. Take home twenties. Bring wins. Three. Three. One ball. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Two. Three. One. Four. Four. Four. Four. Five to five. Four. Five. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Four. Where are you going, Walter? You're going to get the key right now. We've got the key. Right off the right side of the field to be out of play.

1:20:49I believe that can all stay out. Williams required in 24 ball games, sitting 397. Five balls, two triple, four home runs, 12 RBIs. A ball player. One out, left to the 6th, a white shot leading the club. Bring up and don't hold it short. Embles that way, easy trance, easy out of the two way. I'll bring up this one on several. One triple, three home runs, 16 ball yards. Oh, your club leader in that little apartment?

1:21:49Yeah, never heard of it. Oh, well, I love it. That was the only 14 RBOs. Alison has a lot already. I mean, Williams throughout. That was Williams. The 11th. Now, Williams. He's a good power, is it? Because of Danny, I guess, was cut from the cup roster today. He's a catcher. He's not a catcher. He's not a catcher. He's down. He's going to be a catcher. Oh, well, I'm happy that, you're an another team to be a catcher. I love going to be working with them, I've never seen him at the same time. But another 30, can he hold for a step? The first coming out of the corner games. Mark Kernholson. Hold on, Mark Kernholson.

1:23:09Will Milton be Richard? Mike Andrews. Callers may around the infirmative catchroom is at minimum. We'll open 315 broadcast time on Wednesday afternoon. Stars are you trying to check? I hit the back. Wednesday night stuff. Baltimore strike one. Johnny Callerson will do our thing. Any chance you get. Stop at Salt's Park. They've got tickets for this coming season. Brownwell airbase Milton takes the easy toss over to Andrews. It's a second from the first play on Saturday. In the sixth. They're around $1.00. One hit. The end of the second. They've got a white toss. Three. He's in Chicago. They've got the sauce. Three. Either cuts nothing. This year's Frank X-Vision season is on. We sure join having you out here to bring we hope to see you next year.

1:24:12Today's pay the cat bill. 4,100 is 50. Thank you very much. 1,150. That's even bigger than yesterday. Doesn't work as big a problem. You know what they say? It's about 32 years old. I don't think it's friendly. Do you need a break? Yeah, we need a break. Down here on the field. Where the hell are you going to get by? Oh, really? Yeah. So we're on the back again. Let us see. Now for the seventh inning.

1:25:12Now the white socks. We'll send up Rich McKinney. On the way in the Herman. And we will see. He had fallen a little back. Or if we'll have a short break. Rich McKinney, right field. Here he holds him. Number 30 in the back of the uniform. Not a long. From Scottsdale, Arizona. All of our network stations. The ability for identification does to cover the moments. Comes the pitch. It's swaying in the midst. Some big days for the kids at White Start's five. The three blinds. Deep left field. When will it be? When will it be? I'm getting it all right. I can't even call a while. He has climbed the left field. The center field. The run is a left field and the right field.

1:26:12Now he has the left foot. The right feather bird. Or I will head the far-right. Deadler. Teacher, day or Sunday night. I've had him up there Sunday, May 30th. That day Sunday June 6th. On the day Sunday July 11th, the youngster you will receive new white socks colorful red-battled helmets. I think so. We talked about color, white socks having new uniforms, outstanding. Drop the 7th inning one away. Better Herman. I hope so. Herman has not had a strong spring with the bat foot. Nobody is really worried about that. That spring there is. Yes. Yes. Certainly you will do the coming round. Oh, and two on the batter. Walk and scrub out on this ballgame so far. Well, and do the bat next. Left cheek. Can he hold some? Can he be a big picture? I am. A lot of people. Some of you. Some of you. That's it.

1:27:12You guys have come a long way. Backers went off. Guests have been doing off. And our team has made the flip. Two up and two down in the top of the 7th inning. How do you hold it? How does it pause? Or a station identification? On the batter of the point, your hold up picture. How do you hold it? How do you hold it? How do you hold it? How do you hold it? How do you hold it? How do you hold it? Orland. On the first pitch, swings and drives a... A batter of the line, where you hit the short top. And instead of being there for a base hit, fall and gets... It's number one. How can he hold some? And throws up the top of the batting order now. Maybe you're richer. Richard in the first one tried to run.

1:28:12And popped it up to the picker. Then he played as a ground ball over the picker's head. You're in the center field. We're going to go on the second and third. Now the backer's second to begin. I learned in the back, sliding back in. Senors flowed back to second base. Get the hold up from the backers. He went sliding back in. He said he's OK. No, he didn't hit you. He's on the base hit. And fall and rounding second base. Sorry, we better go back. He hits you when you fight him most of the time. The number is 6 to the top. On the whiteboard. There's some lights on it. We've got a bit of pitching. We're out by way. We may have our first injury of the season here. Joe Horlin was hit. And apparently hitting the leg. Back of the leg is he's getting back in the second base. A whole group. Boy, he's in pain out there. The funny thing is, he got up right away, indicated that he was OK.

1:29:12And then he went back down again. Charlie said the trainer of the white sausage had ministering to him. But he seems to be quite a bit of pain. And now little activity in the white sausage bullpen. The season opening Wednesday afternoon is a tough time to get hurt. Right-hander Steve Pealy is throwing that right-side. And the white sausage bullpen. And out of the mound once again. Steve Lindbergh, can he hold something going that can't root off? That does be Richard. How are you going to keep him out of the lineup? Very, it's almost impossible. Of course, when the coach has it, it's a problem that Chuck Tanner has with two fine shorts. He's not going to worry too much. The big problem is that where he play and Richard begins with certain pictures of where he will be held a lot of.

1:30:13It's a big problem to him. I would imagine with an opening up with a double header, I wouldn't be a bit surprised to see Alvarado start the first game of charge stop. And the big B-Richard start the... Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing, another checkered flag for the books. Time to celebrate with Chamba. Jump in at chambacasino.com. Let's chamba. No purchase necessary, BTW Group. Boy, we're prohibited by law. CCNC, 21 plus. Sponsored by Chambacasino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan and Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said that $20 billion won. $20 billion is insane number. Yeah, $20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully

1:31:13keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 247-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. It's a good gig. Either way, I think that we've got a fine infield and light socks. The way we've seen them now and we've asked about the weeks. Certainly. I heard it's not the regular season or the strong one. There's no doubt about it. The more we urge people to get the season ticket, the more we're serious about that. Get off the socks bar and get those tickets as soon as possible. Well, there's one of our big four in the pitching department, Joe Holland. From up here, it looked like he was sitting in the back.

1:32:13There he was. Going into the sky, going back in a second. Ready? Ready to tell. Opening day. Light socks park. Fighting. Of course, it's the socks against the powerful Minnesota twins. Good tickets. Oh, man. He's hurt. He's hurt. You know, it could have been that he may have been hitting the back just so he was sliding back to me. They may have hurt his leg while sliding in. That's what I was. That's what I was. That's what I was thinking, you know, when... So, he just off on the string and I'm trying to get him out of the underline. Of course. All in the season, here he is. All in the season. Here he is, here he is. The hoodie is the building up. The white sock. The hoodie is the non-series. The guy is sitting in the garden.

1:33:13Big fans this year. Big things this year. Boy, I'm already saying to myself now, why didn't I just stop at second base? Where did I think I was going? It would be easy to second guess yourself. He had rounded second as if to try for third and realize that Ortiz's thrill would get him easily. So then came to a sudden stop and retraced, went back to second base when Sam took the throne. Get him, Horland. Never let him. Chuck's ringchart. Rick, what is going to run for Horland? Rickman is running for Horland. We're in the top of the 7th inning. White socks lead the ball game free nothing. Right about now with Horland being carried off on the stretcher, I would imagine the Sente Roma was moved in to be a starter rather than a relief pitcher.

1:34:15All right, we're all set to go walk Williams the baddest swings. And it's a fly ball out of play down the right field side. In the same spot. From walk Williams. Oh, one that got it. Run as a first and second two away here in the top of the 7th. Ken Holtzman. The second cup pitcher of the ball game. No practice. Went for any. He'll have three runs for it. Walk one step out. One. Roll one strike one that got on. Warrior Williams. Very, very popular guy. He's been training. And of course in Chicago. Activision Ken Holtzman. Followed out of play back over the pitch. Williams has been one of the hitting stars for my first training. Three-fifty-one. It's coming in at this point. You know, play with a quarter on games.

1:35:18That's it. I believe that's maybe a graph sheet. There's seventy-one times. Twenty-six face hits. We got one. One, two, three. The right side. One, two, three, eight, eight. The right view of Holtzman holds a change to the far line again. And throw back in. Williams is on second to the double and the run comes in the shore. Two-fifty-one. Check the run on score. So Williams is on second eight. The double and the one we got. And one of the four. It's going to be a lot of damage. Two-fifty-one. You need to drop it to your base, you round it turn. Don't throw it back into the first phase. Take a shot of that time. It's going to be 75. Round at the score. Let's bet about three times to the other base hit for two-fifty-one.

1:36:18Drop down to the second base, we fly to center. It's going to be short. That comes with it. Now beauty, their ball is in their first line. Wonderful. Melty's due to that next. Travel to 7th inning. I don't know. I'm going down the third base line in his full follow. Doris, the folks on the third base line and the left field side, but that ball landed. Might have been a fair ball. Mike Andrews. Oldspin set of the mound. Look at it. It's getting rid of. That's her. After a win on the 20th. Out of the spring season to line it up. Socks are looking for another quarter and as of the moment. Or having white socks. Ball one strike two on the batter. Mike Andrews.

1:37:20Takes a ball high on the side. Even up to two and two. Two away. We have runnies. That's second and third. William's on second. Lee D. Richard of third base. Rankman running for ball in the store. Here's a pair of them. Mr. and the outside winner is going up to three and two. Three 15 years broadcast time to that double header from Oakland. Opening the 1971 season from white socks. There'll be a win on Friday. For the home opener. Against it. For the Minnesota twins. Ralph, there's a lot of division of opinion as to what happened to Horla. It wasn't the throw. I think it's sliding back under the bag that he jammed his ankle or knee. Three two pitch. One, two, three.

1:38:20One, one, three. No worries. Give me a look on this. One, two, three, six. No worries. You hold down the left field line. We'll have to get behind this guy. One, two, three. One, two, three. All the counts by a score of four tonight. We'll let him share him. Here's what you're for. They check out the white stuff. Number 23, Steve Ealy. Number 14. 花 208. Chapter three. Chapter three. For the final frame. Yes. Number 32. Whoa, Spell! Spell,ôm bear. I mean. Check it out. There we have your attention, please. Things to happen every time. You're asking what I say. There's a football was once nice used to anyone that thought I could be careful. Two, three, one, four. We've been blocking the driveway one. He'll stick two toes to water, either. You're once here, sheriff. A draw is running towards.

1:41:13is open to, by the center, grounded to short. Clearly, the third white sock picture of the ball game. Buckley knew his catcher, that German. Right hand at batting, both ART, start to swing on the pitch, and both stop its low. Ball one, slight one. Get your Kenny Rougaugh to up next. Last half of the sudden spinning from Scottsdale, Arizona, where the weather is absolutely perfect. One of those moplins in here, it looked like they're re-watched away, and they're probably 20 miles. Ball ball. It looks down. Richard waits, picks it up. Rolls, close everyone, second-based unit lane, and Martin does not need a watch. Back down. The first team can't reload, that's it. Very mentioned. One of the two team is making sure. What's going on? He's saying that about all the white sock players.

1:42:14He's really mentioned exactly how he feel. He's setting both up. Can Rougaugh? Definitely, I can see the foul on Rougaugh. Rougaugh is going to position on second-based, and it comes to the big one. Swinging, foul on the right side out of play. Rougaugh, go, Rougaugh, in a second. That's going to not fly, Richard. In the fuckin' thing. We're in the bottom of the 7th inning. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Another checkered flag for the books. Time to celebrate with Jamba. Jump in at JambaCasino.com. Let's Jamba. Don't purchase necessary. VTW Group. Boy, we're prohibited by law. CCNC, 21 plus. Sponsored by JambaCasino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it goin' today? It's goin' good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm.

1:43:15That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard at yours recently that said, 20 billion won. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, someone north, probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year, we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open or our call centers always waiting to take your call. 247-365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you.

1:44:30Go for it. Go for it. Go for it. Go for it. Go. Trans becin' a play. Go for it. Go for it. Go. Go for it. Go. Go for it. Go for it. Go for it. Oh boy, oh boy, well what a play. Ed Harman made one of the greatest plays I've ever seen in catcher Mae. Well Williams charging that base had took in a one-bounce and then fired all the way to home played on the fly, the throw was high, and Herman had a leap high to the air and caught the ball with one hand, and all in the same motion on coming down, he flipped that glove onto the sliding spikes of Johnny Callosa for the hour. Boy, what a play. Another example of what we're going to see if he's here at Socks Park. Williams came in on that ball and bounced in front of him, he grabbed it, and he threw a hole with just a little high to Herman, but from out of the deck and distance of course,

1:45:31it turned out to be a spectacular play. Herman went up in the air and said, I held down to it, and as he peed down, Callosa made the slide on the deep inside of the home plate, and Herman peed down and made the slide in the home plate, said he was down, that's on, that is it. Rollin' one that counts, you're up, I'm second base, so it hits him in the air and there's two away. Jump around, rollin' and rollin' like one that got on the barriers, you're up, I'm second base, I'm second base, so it hits him in the air and there's two away. Jump around, rollin' and rollin' like one that got on the barriers, deep peeling on the line,

1:46:35the third shot picture of the ballgame, Bradley started with five, pretty many, he has now fixed and the Valley 2, he really sucked and he's just here on the side, I wonder if he can have something cobbled, we wind up that same base, simultaneously with a victory, that doesn't stick to a moment, but the Longcutts and the Longcutts have been played on 10-8, 4-1, first 50umpies, thanks for all the rout, but just, all rollin' even, come over to talk to John Holland, the gentle manager,

1:47:35the cubs. Now, the cubs are going home right after the game, we should cause that, I would imagine, and maybe he was discussing with John the possibilities of Horland accompanying the Cubs and flying right in the Chicago tonight to get medical attention there. Well, we said it before we'll say it again. Oh, this is great. It doesn't do the better. On our front face, we'll run in. Last of the seven, the Cubs are back. The stock lead 4-1. The Cubs are back. Team Peeley, on the line. Good thing. I don't know. I'm going up here. Let's move to a couple of steps. Time's good. We've got it. We're going to reach high on the side. Well, in the last seven, seven, seven, seven, eight, go. One run, the other seven, and the other eight. We got the oil stock. Four. Four. Here's the stock. I think the stock plan is going to go to four to one. Oh, we should.

1:48:35Oh, we should. See if you can find out just a way forward. If you see an answer, if I manage to come over and come over, it's going to be another year. An injury, yeah. That was sad. Where is it? Look at this roll. That's the roll set. I'll show it down a little more. Boy, they really need you, so Harry. Okay, wait a minute. Okay.

1:49:38We're going to the top of the eighth inning. The white Sasha out in front. Four to one. Bill Melt will lead it off. He said a double in the homerang bound stock. Two out of three. That's three hits yesterday. He's had himself quite a spring. Kenny Holtzman. Better in left hand or the Chicago Cubs are youthful. Better in by the way. Here's the first pitch in there. A good curve ball as strike is called. One strike in no ball. Boy, the first bad thing that's happened all spring long. Just the curd a few minutes ago. Here's the first curve ball outside. Damn, what is it here? Harry and Joe Cufford Damage to his left knee and it may be a cartilage injury. We're taking him over the hospital here for X-rays. And if the X-rays show anything serious, he's going to go back tonight on the point of Chicago. And so it looks like he won't be with going with a stole flim. And he had a cub doctor, Dr. Zooker, looked at him and was going over the hospital with him and was going to take X-rays there. And the doctor feels he'll be negative, but he wants to make sure. Well, he's had a doctor out of a quite late game.

1:50:40He relashed it. Yes, but that was in the other knee. This is in the left knee. He had a knee operation last August. I was right knee. But this is the other knee and he twisted it when he slipped back in the second base. I say. Thank you very much, Donna. Donna first giving the report on the Joe Orleans thing. Meanwhile, Bill Melton has had his third hit of the day and singled it up. Carlos Mave wouled off the first pitch. One strike in the ball. So Joe Holland sliding back into the bag and the injury did not come from being hit by the throw. It came and sliding back into the bag. He twisted his left knee. Here's the pitch to Carlos Mave. Carvalo. He will not be with the white sacks as Donna just told us in Oakland at all. And my summer eyes about Roland, human talking to John Holland, that's apparently what it was all about. Here's a pitch flung on. High fly ball. Shorts on the field like he's coming in. His cap ball gone, but he makes the cap. Carlos Mave lies to R.T.

1:51:43Joe Holland was out. What's your last name? I don't know. With a knee injury. He had to undergo surgery on his right knee at August 4th where removal of torn cartilage. He made a remarkably speedy recovery as back in action on September the 7th. Just about a month later. So we'll have to wait and see how badly his other knee has been hurt today. Here's like it. The curve ball rolls. One ball on the no strikes. Rick has had a double one out of three. Bargain on the top of the 8th. 4 to 1 is saved with a cup. And I've saved the white sacks. Here's Holtzman on the cup firing. Swing at a fast wall and he missed that. He's not even set up at a ball on the strike. The white sacks. He's going two in a second and a double by melt and a triple by man and a double by record. Got another one on the third and a homeland by melt. Take up one on the fourth with two out on a single by heartland and then back to back singles by

1:52:43BB Richard and Walt Williams. Now Melton has opened again with a base hit. Born out. Rick right at the batter. Two balls in a strike. Here's a stretch by Holtzman. The pitch on the way. We're going to drive into the white field corner for the state fair to be trouble. It is. Bargain by about a foot and a half. Right could go into the opposite field. Fouls it off. Not even the count of two balls. Two strikes. Four miles and 158 pay here today. They only seat around thirty two hundred. Rick right could return in the plate. All set to go now. Two balls two strikes. Run out first base one out. Four to one and save on the white side. Holtzman is ready. Now the pitch. Here it is. Kerbal. He's struck him out swinging.

1:53:44Holtzman really snapped one off. That's two away. Rick McKinney the right field comes out. Right hand down the waiting. Rich McKinney. He's nothing out of three today. Flied out every time the pitch. Curving in a beauty of strike call. Holtzman very sharp. Milk peppers allows three of the round. Holtzman the other one. Holtzman relayed in the fifth inning. So this is his fourth inning of work. The pitch. Founcers in front of the plate. A good stop I read all. And the count even's up. A ball on the strike. Two went around. Eighth inning. Overflow crowd on hand. Now the pitch here it is. Swing on and popped up on the infield. Kessinger backing out onto the grass. Shading his eyes. Makes the catch. Now here's one left.

1:54:45We move down to the bottom of the eighth. White socks. Four comes one. There's a one who's trying to punch the big one. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Victory Lane? Yeah. It's even better with Chamba by my side. Race to ChambaCasino.com. Let's Chamba. Don't purchase necessary. VTW Group. Void work prohibited by law. CTNCs. 21 plus. Sponsored by Chamba Casino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan and Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said that 20 billion won. 20 billion is insane number.

1:55:46Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24, 7365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Oh, I'm not too high on this keely. You're not that too high on this keely. You're not that too high on this keely.

1:56:49What's porous for identification? This is the Chicago White Sox baseball network. Howdy, howdy back at Scottsdale Stadium. As we go into the bottom half of the eighth inning. Steve Keely came all in when Joe Horlin was hurt and was really in the heart of the summer inning. And a focus sensational play by Catcher Ed Herman, cutting a letter off at the plate. To keep the cuts of really having a good inning.

1:57:49As it is, the score now 401 in favor of the White Sox. Here's Glenn Beckard, who's one out of three so far. Right-handed hitter. Steve Keely used to be with the angel. Deceptical right-handed delivers. Kerbal and their abuse strike call. One strike can no more. Nobody on, nobody out. Joe Horlin was injured sliding back in a second base. They taken to a hospital for X-Ray. Out of line, the delivery here it is. Half ball a little bit low. Funny thing, Horlin got up and then his knee must have collapsed. Caved in under him and he fell to the ground. Now the signal's given. One ball, one strike, the pitch. Beckard swings and there's a fly ball shot right there. Should be caught, the kidney coming in. Down with the sunglasses makes the cat. Beckard flies to McKinney. One out here is Billy Williams. Walks in the prison and he lands out there and rolls out the cell in a second.

1:58:50One out, nobody on ball game in the eighth. Billy Williams taking it. Steve Keely. There's Roland Heeman, who should be able to give us an up-to-date report on Joe Horlin. Joe again did knee sliding back in a second base and had some soreness inside the knee had difficulty maneuvering the knee as well as he would like. Dr. Suker, the Cubs Physician, fortunately was here in the ball box. He gave Joe some attention and recommended that we fly him back to Chicago. So through the cutesy John Holland and Chicago Cubs, Horlin will fly back to Chicago this afternoon on air flight. And then our Cubs Physician Dr. Jerome Lottis will examine him and actualize him immediately. What is the first surmise about the injury? Is it anything very serious? We hope it is. It's difficult to actually see in the media.

1:59:51It's just a home run foul ball about the bad of Billy Williams, so don't get excited. Dr. Suker simply mentioned that he felt that tomorrow, naturally, he would be great soreness and it was severe enough that he felt that he should get the immediate attention and recommend his life back to Chicago. So we hope that it's not as serious as we might have feared in Italy. It is not the need that Joe underwent our surgery for last year. So this may be a plus to that regard because it's the need with he had a cup of the operation last year. It's been re-engineering and I think we have more fear. We want to thank so much for coming up. Fine, Harry. We're all in human director, player personnel for the white sauce, giving us the up-to-minute report on the conditions in New Orleans. There's Billy Williams up there now. Swings and he fouls the pitch back. Funny thing, I just guess the things. When I saw Roland go over to talk to John Holland, I just guessed that that might be what he was talking to him about. And of course, as we had mentioned, the Cubs fly home right after the game, so this will be advantageous.

2:00:53Joe will be back home in Chicago to get proper care. Here's the Wayne DeBamber pitch. Billy Williams fouls it back to the screen. Well, this spring training was just absolutely too perfect. Not to have something happen. Everything has got to do through his limb. So we're starting to say it will have to be a stop that's taking the situation there. Actually, I like it. Billy Williams waiting two strikes and a ball. Steve Keely is in the wind up here for pitch on the way. Fastball all the aim for that outside corner and miss with it. And the count has even duped two balls to strike one out. Bottom of the eight. The white side, hoping to win the city championship in this rubber game. They won the first game. Nine to two large yesterday. Nine to four and are leading all the way today. The score being four to one at the moment. Two balls, two strikes, Billy Williams digging in. Here's the pitch by Keely. Smash foul ups down the right field corner. For this Williams, even his even his foul ball. Or his fire.

2:01:53He just pops that ball. Two balls, two strikes. Billy Williams digging in. Now to side. Keely getting ready. Here's the pitch. All three is four four, however it's high. So Billy Williams goes on to base on ball. Sano's out of great strength. I don't know if that's only the second one. The man is giving the ball three. He has good control. He's around the plate all the time. Back in time, white socks pitching staff. He's been able to avoid that. Oh, plate based on ball. He'll stand to one out one on. This stretch from the belt. The picture it is. It's a little bit inside, ball one. Keely hopes for the picture to be up there next. They start a, they got a right hand to warm me up in the bullpen. The left hander starts to limber up.

2:02:55He's going to warm up too. One on one out. Right hand down awaiting. Here's Keely getting set. The pitch on the way to Santo. Curve ball is high. Keely is struggling out there. A little bit first base one away. Bottom of the eighth. The cup's time to come from behind. Now the signal get it. How brilliant is going to be a pinch hitter. Now the stretch. Here's the pitch on the way. One go and popped out. In file turns, who's going to get a Bill Mountain calling for the ball? Make way! Juggles the ball but catches it before it hits the ground. Bill Mountain fumbled that ball but he was catching up and by his head. And thus, when a popped out of his glove, he had time to grab it again. So, Santo falls to milk.

2:03:55Two out in here is Howe Bridge, who had a free run homie yesterday. He's batting for a horseman. Readin has 37 homies and richmen last year. And apparently, he has made the cup for the ball to come from the pinch hitter. Howe Bridge. You didn't get it, ready? Healy trying to pitch out of trouble. Readin, 27 years old from Albany, Georgia. Here's the pitch. There's a line, smash, fair, and it's clear. Exhibition, got a chance to score one. Here's the way a fan touches the ball. Hey, they're going to have to stop on the work of the score. But let's see what they're going to give them. A fan reached over the railing to touch the ball. Billy Williams is allowed to score. Chuck Tanner comes out to talk to the M-line. In the judgment of the M-line.

2:04:57Billy Williams was going for first place. And so Chuck Tanner's arguing was a play-up line. But if it's a ground rule, double, Billy Williams should be stopped at third base. Wiley Barnett is a play-up line. He is saying, I think, then in his opinion, Williams would have scored and that he shouldn't be deprived of the run. And Chuck Tanner is bringing up a point of order. If it is, the ground rule doubled because of the fan touching the ball, why shouldn't Williams be forced to stop at third base? So Wiley again comes in with a very significant pitch hit. And now the Cubs trail only by one. It's four to two. Tilly is not at all sharp. Here's a stretch. The pitch to Callison, here it is. Swing on a high, fly ball, right field. McKinney coming in. And if I'm here, I don't know if nobody can reach the ball.

2:05:57And Mr. Tilly can feel very lucky that that ball wasn't hit out of the ballpark. He threw Callison, a hanging, lovely pop per ball. Callison just happened to pop the ball up in foul territory. It might have been caught by either Andrews or McKinney, but neither one did reach the ball. Wilbur Wood starting to warm up. Tilly was lucky to get out of the seventh with only one run. And he's already permitted one in the eighth. And he doesn't seem to have too much out there at the moment. He needs us out, badly, or Johnny Callison, who's had two out of three so far. Here's the pitch. Swings in him is the fast ball. He's in the hole, two strikes and nothing. Callison, the only time he was retired was on a line drive, right back to the pitch here.

2:06:59Or the two in favor of the white side. Ah, the signal. Tilly, getting ready. Here's the pitch. Fastball outside. Two strikes in the ball. Tilly is primarily a fastball pitcher. Say who's that warming up down there? Left counter for the Cubs. Hello, it is Ryan. And we could all use an extra bright spot in our day, couldn't we? Just to make up for things like sitting in traffic, doing the dishes, counting your steps. You know, all the mundane stuff. That is why I'm such a big fan of Chamba Casino. Chamba Casino has all your favorite social casino style games that you can play for free anytime, anywhere with daily bonuses. So sign up now at chamba casino.com. That's chamba casino.com.

2:08:00I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Bill Board of yours recently that said 20 billion one. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, someone north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Well, but what I guess? Yeah, but who strikes in the ball?

2:09:04There's BB Richard cutting behind the runner to pitch. High curveball inside. The count even. Johnny Callison to play. Runner at second base. Two minutes out. We didn't pinch hit a three run homer yesterday. And today he's doubled in a run. Two balls, two strikes. Here's the pitch. As a slash, Carlos may have beautiful stoplations to the back. And wins. Three tie to side. Holy cow, what a play. Johnny Callison really hit a bullet down the first base line. Carlos may was playing him the full. He took a dime for the ball. That the foul line came up with it. Then he was lying on all four. He had a scramble into position. The ball was hit so hard that the pitcher Keely never had a chance to cover. So Carlos may had nobody to trust them all, too. We had to engage in a foot race. With Johnny Callison and he won a fire strike.

2:10:05Beautiful play by me. So the totals on the any one run. One hit. No air. One left. And at the end of eight. Very interesting innings to score. The Chicago White Sox 4. The Chicago Cubs 2. Hey, Charlie. Just gave you a play some blood. Hey, the Alfa State 4. They come number 48. Jim Cormorz. Last time it was a little broad. I had everything around with me. She had a way to do it. Yeah, you should have been practicing. Somebody said you were in there. So we're going to show him where we are. Are you guys open tonight? Yeah, sure. We'll see you tonight. This table is full. Yeah, table now. Yeah, table now, right? Yeah.

2:11:09Big Hollips. This table? Yeah, this table has a big piece of.. Big Charlotte. That's the Alfa State. Well, the amenities of the season, Chuck Tanner comes over, talks with Leo D'Arosion, a chat for a little bit, then pat each other on the back, shake hands, you can almost mind-read what they're saying, have a good year. I know the white sauce to a man, hope that the cubs will win the national opponent, and I'm sure that the cubs wish the white sacks nothing but the very best. It is a utopian thought, but nevertheless, maybe not an impossible dream, that perhaps someday these two clubs will engage in an all Chicago World Series.

2:12:15First man up there, Ed Herman, first bitch he drills in the right center field for a base hit. Herman gets his first hit of the day, as he lines a single in the right center. We have a new pitcher in there for the Chicago Cubs. With him that over 23, the right hander, that is very first bitch Ed Herman, wrapped in the right center for a base hit. Here's Teely now, where do it first nobody up? Holdsman pitched four innings. He allowed only one run, permitted four hits. Kim Colburn, the right hander from Santa Paula, California, 24 years old, he throws over the first base to Pepitone, but Herman is on the back. Colburn lashed you for the Cubs, one three lost one. Here's the pitch.

2:13:15One had filed back and out of play. It was bad, it was souvenir for somebody. Colburn graduated from Woodier, California, college, and is now working on his master's degree in sociology at the University of Washington. So he's a brain. Leo Derocher will trade all that gray matter for just a good pitching arm. So here's Teely trying to advance the runner. Four to two in favor of the white side. Go to first runner back. Rick Callie of the Chicago today will be the post game guest with Ralph. Immediately following, so I hope you'll stay tuned. Here's the pitch on the way. Spire kiss call. Two strikes and nothing. So Keely is in the hole. Trying to advance Ed Herman. BB Richard will be up there next. Richard has played a sparkling game at charge stop. He's had one out of three at the plate.

2:14:17Contributed a stolen base. Not much more than anybody can do with this young street. And likewise, Louis Al Dorado is rival for the position. It's Teely. Hey, Bob, it's beautifully placed. The only aid. The only play first base. And in five. Becker took the throw from Ken Rudolph. So a perfect sacrifice by Steve Keely. And with one out here is BB Richard. Richard, one out of three today. The better than I think, Richard. So Richard and World Williams will have a shot at driving in another run. White socks out in front. Four to two in the top of the name. The Chicago Bulls, even up the basketball playoffs. And now it will all be decided first night in Los Angeles. Here's the pitch. Swing and fall back and out of play. The Lakers will have the home court advantage.

2:15:18The playoffs tied three games to three. And will be decided at the forum. Jack Kent Cooks Palace. Next Thursday night. Here's the stretch. The fetch. Whoa. Wow, it will be home. It's an off date next Thursday night in Chicago. Sit at the ambassery hotel. And watch the game. And pull for the Bulls to upset the Lakers. Now the stretch. Here's the fetch. Into the dirt. Rudolph. Houses on the ball. Lovely afternoon and overflow crowd of 4158. As these two teams end spring training. The White socks are shooting for their 20th victory of the spring campaign. They've lost only nine times. But they suffered a very telling injury today when Joe Horland was hurt.

2:16:22Two balls in a strike. The Grants at second base. The pitch to Richard. Ground ball to the shot. Stop. Herman trying for third. Kessinger's play. Hey. Close, but he's out. So Kessinger throws out baby Richard. Ed Herman. He's a third off-laner. Not maybe Kessinger. Might take a shot at him. But he took a sure play. Two out here's World Williams who drove in the run of the seventh. World Williams is one. The regular job in the outfield. At least to start the season. When Chuck Tanner took over during the winner. World Williams didn't even figure in Chuck's opinion. Not even making the team. But it was inside to Tanner that he feels this guy through his performers this spring must be rewarded. And therefore he has given them the starting job.

2:17:22Here's the pitch to all. Swirl on. A high five ball right field. This talisman coming in under the ball. He's got room. Thanks for catching the retardus up. So it's going to one. One here. We're going to the bottom of the night. With a score. White socks. Four. Cubs too. Ladies and gentlemen. This time the cocktail charos would like to thank you very much for exercising our ball game this spring. Making it another successful spring. The second year in a row of the Scottsdale is led to the cactus lake. Thank you very much. We'd also like for you to join us. We're sure you do. And wishing the Chicago Cup the best good luck when they leave here today and going search of the National League title. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. All right, thanks. Keep it down. All right. Okay.

2:18:22We're going to find somebody. There is a trolley. There is a trolley. You are going to find somebody. We're going to the bottom of the ninth inning, and Jose R. Cheese will lead it off against Steve Keely. The white socks holding afforded to lead in this rubber game of the three game series for the mythical baseball championship of the city of Chicago. The first time in the last four days that he hasn't had three hits. It will be R. Cheese, Rudolph, and Pepitone in this inning.

2:19:25Nobody on, nobody out. R. Cheese leading it off. Steve Keely gets set. Here's the pitch on the way, and it's high. One ball, no strike. Two left-handers are in the bullpen. Four of the white socks. Wilbur Wood is one of them. Looks like forced, there's the other one. One ball, no strike. R. Cheese, digging in, waves that batter on. Here's the pitch. Right down the middle of a good basketball, the strike off. Not evens it up at a ball on the strike. Nobody on, nobody out. White socks leading, four to two, bottom of the ninth. Looking for excitement? Jamba Casino is here. Play any time, play anywhere. Play on the train, play at the store, play at home, play when you're bored. Play today for your chance to win. You can't get daily bonuses when you log in. So why are you waiting for, don't delay? Jamba Casino is free to play. Experience social gameplay like never before. Go to Jamba Casino right now to play hundreds of games, including online slots.

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2:21:29Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Cargo cops leave after the game to go home to Chicago. Where they open up against the Cardinals Tuesday afternoon. Here's the pitch. Swing on bouncing ball. Melton is right in. File territory always a fair to throw. He would have been out, but it's a foul ball. So our tease will return to the back. The White Sox stay right here in Scottsdale for a couple more days of practice. Because they don't open the season until Wednesday afternoon and then with a double header in Oakland. Our broadcast time over all these stations will be 315 Chicago time Wednesday afternoon. So we hope you'll be with us. And then the hall opener. Friday afternoon, April the 9th at White Sox Park against the division champion Minnesota Twins. Harmon, Killabru, Tony Oliva, and Company.

2:22:31Here's the pitch. Swing on. Fly ball. Let's underfield it. They drop. They drop. They drop. Wild Williams went a long run for that ball, but couldn't get to it. So the Cubs are alive in the bottom of the night. And here is Rudolf. Select batter number 15. Here's Rudolf. That was a blue fence. Wild Williams gave it quite a try. Made a one handed pick up of the ball. And out here is Rudolf. Right handed hitter. Big guy. Here's Keeley getting ready. And the pitch. Here it is. Everything he's throwing is high. High curve ball. One ball, no strike. He wants to get the ball down. He'd like to get Rudolf to hit and with double play. Rudolf is not fast. Now to stretch.

2:23:31Here's the pitch on the way. High curve again. Can't get the ball down. And he's in the hole. And the activity in the blue fence becomes more energetic. Now the signal give it. Two balls, no strikes. Rudolf waits. Steve Keeley delivers. Here it is. Right down the middle of a good fastball. And Rudolf was taking two balls in a strike. Four to two and favor the white side. Where in the night the Cubs trying to pull it out of the fire. Now Keeley gets ready. And the pitch. Here it is. He swings a message. And the count evens up. Two balls, two strikes. Rudolf had a good pitch to hit. A lot of high fastball. And he swung right through it. Peanut's lowering, coaching a third base for the Cubs. Joey Amalfitano at first base.

2:24:31Bright sunshine. A red hot sun. Temperature in the mid-80s. Now the stretch. Here's the pitch. Ground ball by beat other players. Oh my god. Here's the runner racing a third. And there goes Rudolf the second. The planning runs well with nobody out. That ball was hip medium Steve. It just never came up for mouth. It was trying to rush the play to get the double play. Knowing that Rudolf is very close. That's going to be off with Keeley. And Wilder would, I believe, going to be brought in here to pitch the Joke Hepatone. And the Cubs now have a great chance. To pull this one out of the fire. The tying runs are a second and third with nobody out. A blue single off the bat of our T's.

2:25:32And a slow dribbler off the bat of Rudolf, which went through. Melt. Runners a second and third. Nobody out. And Wilbur Wood. Comes in to relieve. That's going to be never fit for the white dog. Number 28. Wilbur Wood. Keeley, this was not one of his good outing. He pitched two innings. He was in trouble in every inning. Everything he threw was up high. He allowed five hits while he was in there. He allowed the first two runs they made. He had a shutout going when he came into the contest. But the Cubs took a very, very fun liking to his pitching. So he permitted five hits. The responsibility for these two runs belongs to him. There is no way he could be the losing pitcher.

2:26:32Because the very worst that he could be charged with would be four runs, which is the total the white dog's hat. So Peppertone will be the batter against the knuckleball or Wilbur Wood. Now here is a game situation. Peppertone, singled in a run in the center, is number eight. Joe Peppertone. The infield is playing back. The infield is deep as Peppertone's suction of the batter's box. Four to two and save it away, son. But the Cubs have a great chance here to turn it around the pitch. Swung a little puff-eye on the infield. Wilbur Wood calls for the ball today, almost dropped and made the catch. Peppertone on the first pitch popped to Wilbur Wood. And it wasn't in high enough for one of the other infielders to call for it. Don, just enjoy your short talk. Don with Don on first. Harry, I was just over the hospital with Joe Harlan, and the x-ray has left me. The x-ray showed that nothing was broken.

2:27:32We'll have to wait now. The swelling goes down and find out whether they're hardly just torn in his ear or not. And we won't know that for a few days. He's going back on the cleaners. Of course, the land backer who grabbed his very hand and flipped the drive back. Peppertone on the first pitch has popped out. Can Wilbur Wood get out of this jam? That couldable be next. Kessinger hitting right-handed now. Here's a stretch by Wilbur Wood, the pitch. Knock a ball into the dirt, a nice play in there by Ed Herman. Herman behind the plate. Boy, he made some play in the seventh inning. A lot of throw from the infield. One ball, one strike. Kessinger waiting. The delivery by Wilbur Wood swings and he files it back. Two strikes in the ball. Kessinger was trying to poke that knock a ball into the right field. Wilbur Wood, he wants that strike out here. Boy, what an inspirational job it would be if he could pitch his way out of this jam. Be a good-roy way to end spring training.

2:28:34With your ace release that you're doing what he gets paid for. Putting out fire. But he's got two tough cookies to get. Kessinger is up there now. Glenn Beckard will be next. Two strikes in the ball. Here's the pitch on the way. There's a fast, left field, the game's going to be fine. One right is in. There's another one to throw to the plate. It is two-way along the throw. The lead one goes to the second. Kessinger. One to single. Beyond Melvin and BB Richard. Walt Williams made an ill-advised throw to the plate. But I think he was throwing, hoping it would be cut off. It came all the way into the plate and was closer than you would think. Now here's Beckard. And the Cubs are winning. And the base head of winning the city's area. It's all tied up. Four and four.

2:29:35One out. Billy Williams will be next. Kessinger delivering a timely hit. The throw in the two-time run. Here's the stretch now. The pitch. Swings and a knock-a-ball on any misses. One strike, no ball. The pitch to Kessinger was a knock-a-ball to lay flat and high. And Kessinger drilled it between Richard and Melvin. Here's the pitch on the way. There's a little top-line strike center. And base head. The winner of the third holding up. The throw comes to the plate. Kessinger fearing the ball might be cut held up. And it's renters the first and third in here. Billy Williams. That's nothing to bet. That's it. Billy Williams. Billy Williams to be the hero on here. Let's see what they can do. They got Fano coming up next.

2:30:36Runners the first and third. Wilbur Wood got Pepitone to pop up. And got out in front of Kessinger. Two strikes and a ball. But then Kessinger tied it up on the base head to left. Now Becker to the flip one in the sharp center. The infield has to come in for the play at the plate. They're bringing the outfield in too. Because the long fly is a game anyhow. So they bring everybody in. Bring them all in. Have to be close enough to have a chance on the fly ball to throw a man out at the plate. The white socks led this one all the way. And here's the strike. Infield in. The pitch on the way. A little bit low. Ball up. Santo will be next. One ball on the strike. The injury to Harlan seemed to be like pulling a carcass out of the bottle.

2:31:37Here's the pitch on the way. Nuckaball inside ball too. This now is Wilbur Wood's ball game. It would be the pitcher of record. Now the stretch. The pitch on the way to Billy Williams. All three is low. And Juan Santo is next. Rayballs. No strikes. And Tanner motions to Wood to throw a Nuckaball with three and all. Here's the pitch on the way. Nuckaball swung ball back and out of play. So he knew Williams would be swinging at that three nothing pitch. And he wasn't going to give me any fast fastball. Rayballs in a strike. Wilbur Wood trying to get out of this jam. The game now is tied. And the cubs have a chance to win it. With a runner at third and one out. Another runner at first base. The infield in. The outfield in.

2:32:38Here's the stretch. Here's the pitch on the way. Ball forward. The bases are loaded. It is Ryan C. Crest here. There was a recent social media trend which consisted of flying on a plane with no music, no movies, no entertainment. A better trend would be going to chumbacacino.com. It's like having a mini social casino in your pocket. Chumbacacino has over a hundred online casino style games. All absolutely free. It's the most fun you can have online and on a plane. So grab your free welcome bonus now at chumbacacino.com. Sponsored by Chumbacacino. No purchase necessary VGW group void for prohibited by law. 21 floss terms and conditions apply. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is an insane number.

2:33:38Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. One cent of the batter and I have to keep everybody in again. B.B. Richard is playing more half way. Andrews is a little bit more half way rather than on the grass. If Fando hits the ball hard, they can still go for the double play.

2:34:38Around shot and second the pitch. Trings that are not good ball than he misses. One strike. No ball. Wheel over wood. The cubs have the bases loaded only one out. They could win it with a fly ball. Four, four tie. Here's the strike. The pitch on the way. Into the dirt. Great stop by Ed Herman. A one handed pick up. Oh, that'd be. No one handed that way with a wild pitch. The cubs were trailing forward or nothing. Then four to one. Then four to two. Now tied. Four, four. One ball. One strike. Sando digging in. Here's the pitch on the way. One auto pops up on the infield. He's being a fly roll. Andrews under the ball makes the cap. Santo pops. Andrews. And now let's see what's going to happen. Hold it up on his. Every point he do. Hold. Pop of it. Hold. Pop of it.

2:35:38Let's see the hitter. Let's pause quickly this. Here's the white socks baseball network. Pop of it. Pop of it. Pop of it. Pop of it. Pop of it. Pop of it. Pop of it. Pop of it. Harry Carrey in Ralph voucher. Pop of it. Pop of it. In Scottsdale, where the cubs have tied it up, have the bases loaded two out here on the bottom of the ninth. The pitch. Pop of it swings on a nut to ball and misses. Utility in theater. The cubs right-handed batter actually has switched hitter. From Margon Town, West Virginia, 31 years old. Pop of it. Hitting right-handed. The infield back a normal position to pitch. Nuckabalow. And that evens an up-fit of all in a strike. We'll do it. Alade. RBI single the passenger. But if he could get out of this with a scored tie, he'd still would have done a great job. One one pitch. Here it is. High tap foul. Over to the stand.

2:36:39Coming over. Coming over. No play. I don't believe he saw the ball. Because it actually landed on the playing side of the fence. That's a high sky and it's tough to see the ball come off the bat. Two strikes on the ball. I don't know whether he had a chance. I doubt if he could have reached any. Now the right-hand hitter waiting. Two strikes on the ball. Wilbur Wood trying to pitch out of trouble. Here it is. He struck him off. And it requires a side. And it comes where a fly ball with a wanted. Couldn't get it. Santo popped up. Pop of it struck out. However, they did tie it. Two runs. Three hits. One air. Three left. At the end of nine it's all tied up. The white socks. Four of the cups. Four. Two run. Three hits.

2:37:39Four air. Three and left on the. Four sets. Four sets. The end of nine are the same. They got to go up. Four. They got to go right top. Four. That's Keely. He couldn't get me out I don't think. First action in the game. The left side and the straight day. One shot. There we go! Yes it's rim, one shot. Shirata, technique four. I kept it in there. We will deal with this! How was it? The Germanís reaction to the uzzi湾. We're going to the 10th inning and Bill Bonham from UCLA, a big strong, hard-throwing

2:38:49right-hander will be the Cubs 4th pitcher. Bill Papp has started and went four innings, a lot four hits and three runs. Ken Holtzman pitched the next four, a lot four hits and one run. Jim Colburn worked one inning, a lot one hit and no run. And now Bill Bonham is not even on the roster. Comes out. He pitched it here on last year, where he won three loss, three, six four, two hundred and ten pounds. Right-hander? Bonham. It'll be the new pitch. Right-hander leaves it off against him. The score tied four and four. The White Fox had a four to nothing lead going into the seven. But the Cubs took to Steve Keely like they had been waiting for him for a month. Here's the pitch Andrews, swings at a spur ball to be missed. One strike can noble. Nobody on, nobody out. Ball game on the top of the 10th.

2:39:50Now the pitch by the young right-hander, swung and popped up on the infield. That'll be easy. Santo under the ball makes the catch. Andrews follows the Santo. Here now is Melton. He's three out of four today. The next batter number 14, Bill Holtzman third day. He's accounted for three runs himself. Committed a costly error in the ninth inning. As the Cubs came on to tie it up. Here's the pitch. Right in there, sidearm curve at the knee. One strike can no balls. One man out. Game tied four, four and the 10th. Here's Bonham. Delivery. Sidearm curve outside. Boyd is a good-looking young pitcher at his Bonham. Only one year of professional baseball experience. But he's around that plate. He's tall, rangy and can pump that ball. One ball, one strike that delivery now.

2:40:50Curb ball outside. Two balls on the strike. One gone. A little out of trade here on his final day of spring training and extra inning game. Extra curricular activity. Two balls on the strike. The pitch now. Outside ball three. Carlos May, he will be in it. The white signs. Trying to go out in front again. Ray balls, one strike. Now the pitch on the way. Spike, he curved him with green one and got it in there. And that's something we notice all spring long. These young pitchers no longer try to throw the fastball by you when they're behind. They go to a breaking ball and get it over three, two pitch to Melton. Bouncing ball to the second baseman. Oh, bad hop. His beckon on the side of the head goes in the right center. Here's Melton trying for a double the throw.

2:41:50He goes in standing up. And let's see if beckon is hurt. Melton hit a ground ball to beckon that took a bad hop off the side of his head and rolled in the right center for a double. Beckon has got his cap off feeling to see if he's got a bump on his head. Here's Carlos May, tripled in a run in the second inning. Melton has had two doubles or home in the single. He had two doubles in the single yesterday. I want to imagine Melton as a guy that they're going to walk Carlos May intentionally to get the Rick Ryker. Ryker to right-handed batter. They're hoping that they can get the double play out of him. I would imagine I started to say that when the season starts in late-innings and close ball games that the white socks are ahead they will substitute somebody like Morales for defensive purposes around third base.

2:42:55He goes, oh, the Melton does a fine job. He isn't quite as good a fielder as he is a hitter. You got to have him in your line up. Rick Ryker up there. Runners at first and second. He doubled in a run in the second inning. He's one out of four. Game tied, four or four. Here's Bill Bonham getting set. The pitch to Ryker. Here it is. Sidearm curve in the rebudious strike call. One strike. No ball. Ryker takes a look at Joel on it. He's approaching a third. Infield. Straight away. Hoping for the ground ball. Ryker digging in. Waves out bad around. And now the pitch. Here it is. He didn't mean to swing a little bit. Hopper to the pitcher who'll throw him out at first. Ryker tried to stop his swing and tap one right back to the mound. The runner's advance. And it's all up to Rich McKinney.

2:43:55Now we're going to have a pinch at early May. The runner's at second and third. Let's see how the Cubs counter here. That could walk may intentionally, but then Ed Herman. Come look who the batter's attacking. Lee May. Lee May. Who was hitting 529 with 9 out of 17. One double, one triple, one homer, four RBI. Comes up as a pinch hiter with a chance to put the white socks out in front. Bill Bonham. Young right-handed. Looks down, has his sign. The pitch to Lee May. Swings and he foul tips it. Strike one. One strike and no balls. Ed Herman next. So they're pitching to May. Even the first base is open. They'd rather pitch to May than to Herman apparently. The outfield straight away and deep. Lee May digs in. Here's the wind up by bottom. The pitch to the left hand batter. Low curve ball outside.

2:44:55One ball, one strike. Melt in the run of a third. Carlos May at second. Two minutes gone. Tied up, four, four. We're in the tenth. Now Bill Bonham ready. Here's the pitch. Ground ball to the first base we should be out of the inning. Peppaton has its steps on the bag. And the inning is open. May, ground into Peppaton. Add it. Drew McIntyre here from WWE. Loading the claim or it can be a life of chaos. When I'm not dominating in the ring, Chumba Casino is how this warrior takes a rebrate. With hundreds of online social games and new weekly releases, there's always something fresh to try. And those daily boosts next level. Even my free time feels like foul-halla. So when life feels like a foul, pick up your feet, have some fun. And let's Chumba. No purchase necessary. VGW Group Boyd we're prohibited by law, CTs and Cs. 21 plus sponsored by Chumba Casino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan.

2:45:55Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard at yours recently that said, 20 billion won. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 247-365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. We're going to the bottom of the tent,

2:46:55tied four, four. Steve. Yeah, we could have been at the pool. Now wait, right field. We'll be over from left. It's number three. We'll play it. We're going to let field is number 48, Rick Ryker. He was playing at center. This drought. The new center field is number six and drought. Steve.

2:47:55He's picking a picture of this guy. Yeah. We're going to the bottom of the tent. The headstrawd comes in the ballgame now for the white socks. The place center field. Rick Ryker moves from center field to left. left, while Williams moves from left field right field. And leading up here for the Cubs will be Johnny Callison against the knuckleballing left-hander Wilbur Wood. So here's Callison to be Callison, Ortiz and Rudolph. Here in the tent. Tied up four four, playing for the baseball championship for Chicago, you might say. Here's the pitch. Knuckleballing, or a strike is called. One strike, no ball. Johnny Callison. He's

2:49:01two out of four today. Wilbur Wood gets set. Now the left-hander delivers. The pitch on the way. Knuckleball, low and outside. That even's in a ball in a strike. Hope you'll stay with us for the post-game show, which will feature Rick Talley. Port editor of the Chicago today. Here's a pitch. Little tap right back to Wilbur. He's got it. Should be an easy out. Fritz the first. One go. Callison tap back to Wilbur Wood. That will bring up Jose Ortiz. You started that right-hander with a little blue single in front, in the right center. An air by Melton followed, which really set it up. And then after Wilbur Wood had gotten Pepitone, Kessinger behind in the count two strikes in the ball, singled the left to Tied up. Wood then had to get out of a jam. He allowed a single to back it. And a baseball balls to Williams to fill it up, fill them up. But he got Santo, and then

2:50:02Puffovich to get out of the inning. The pitch to Ortiz. Bouncing ball towards Sharp, BB Richard charges. There's a throw. He is out. The fruit of the dirt, and Carlos came up with it. The water, number 15. Can't root all catchers. As Diane and Fritz relayed to us, there's no fracture in Joe Harland's knee. That's positive news. He has his knee wrapped up, and he will accompany the Cubs to Chicago this afternoon. His root off the pitch. Nuckaball outside. One ball no strikes, two out, nobody on. Ed Herman will lead him off for the white socks in the 11th. If we can go that far, here's the pit. Bouncing ball to Richard. Come on in. Lee, he's got it. There's the peg. Hi, but he is out. Ed Richard's got one of the most powerful, but he still has a radical arm. Now that one

2:51:02he almost threw over Carlos May is Ed. Carlos is grinning. He had a leap into the air, come down and stab at the bag. The throw before he had a scoop out of the dirt, and the same men threw both of them. So it's 1, 2, 3. Wilbur Wood braised through the 10th. And at the end of 10, it's still tied. White socks, four, Cubs, four. We certainly hope you enjoyed today's ball game. We want to remind you that the souvenir available as part of the grab set is the anniversary souvenir book for the Silver anniversary of the Cactus League, the entire story of the Cactus League, and the book with stories of all the themes that are played out here. We think you're really enjoyed it, and of course, that's all we want off. Do we have anything on the bottom? No, nothing. Asked at the lake.

2:52:06He's got a little more sure. Yeah, he's right. I think he is. I think there's something in there. We're going to the 11th inning now, and we had a hermit going to lead it off. 1, 2, 3, facing Bill Bonham and Herman leading it off. Wilbur Wood do to be next. The ball game in the 11th, we're all tied four and four. We'd have been around the executive house pool by now if Kessinger hadn't gotten a big fit to tie it up. That's baseball for you. And Herman, digging in. Young Bill Bonham, right hander delivers. Herman takes a fastball high.

2:53:06One ball, no stretch. Herman had 19 homers last season for the White Sox. Hasn't hit one this spring as yet. Now the line to pitch. Hopped up. Santos is going to have a play over near the stands. He's got room now, and he's there. Hey, falls off balance. Hold on to the ball. Herman followed a santo. One up. Wilbur Wood will hit for himself. He'll ban right hander. He pitches left handed. Looking ahead to the comes. They'll have peppered tone. Kessinger and Becca coming up. One out, nobody on. Chuck Tanner and Leo Dorosha are talking. Again, could be discussing how long, whether there's any deadline on this game, as a result of playing connections. One, one out. Nobody got the pitch to Wilbur Wood. Fastball inside. Wood batting right handed. One away. Where in the 11th?

2:54:15Now the signal give it. World of Wood, waiting. Bonham's been strike call. This kid pumps that ball hard. Two balls in a strike. One that out. Bonham has been. He wasn't even on the Cubs roster. They haven't caught him yet. Here's the pitch. Strike call. Two balls, two strikes. He'd be richer. He'll be next. Followed by wall with him. I think he'd keep it going. Now the wind up the two two pitch on the way. He struck him out on purple. Wood is caught out on strikes, and here is Richard. He's had one hit today. One out of four. That's batting over night. Lee, Richard. Sorry. The Cubs made some cuts today. They haven't given us the information, and I know Fizzow and Danny Breeding were two of the four or five boys cut. They were still about five men over. Here's the pitch on the way down. Richard takes the

2:55:17curveball outside. They be Richard. The lead-off man. Walt Williams next. Score tied. Four full. And every time the Cubs hold a white sock and the next running, the better their chances of winning the ball again. Here's Richard following the ball back to the screen. It bounces back to where Walt Williams is standing in the on-bex circle and he kind of plays high-ly with the bat. Juggles the ball on the end of the bat and then catches it. One one pitch. Low fast ball. Two balls on a strike and should baby get on, you can expect him to steal. He stole a base on the fifth. Two balls on a strike. Now the pitch. Swung and looked up the end of the bat foul. That even set two balls, two strikes. Two out. Game tied, four or four. What'd it be, something Harry, for this one definite tie and they had to call it off because of their

2:56:20playing connections? For my public relations standpoint, it would be perfect if the pitch outside ball three. I think of our with them, I would do just that. And then the fans of the white socks could be satisfying. The fans of the Cubs would be happy. Neither team would yet be the city champion. Here's the pitch. Swung on a looping liner in the center base out. Phoebe runs first base. Let's watch him. Goes halfway to second, comes back. So Richard has a second in the line, second in the center. And here's Walt Williams. He's been a hero and a lot of games during spring training. Can he do it again? Williams drove in a run in a seven. With a base hit to right. Steps into the batter's box. Bill Bonham, a sidearm right hand. With good stuff.

2:57:21Phoebe, Richard, taking a lead off first base. Here's the stretch. Here's the pitch. There he goes. Wild pitch, he might wind up at third. He's sliding though, not knowing that the ball got away. He's sliding in a second base with a stolen base, he's not knowing that the pitch had gotten away. And if he'd have kept his feet, I would have been a bit surprised. It seemed going away to third. You know, area means wild pitches, situations like that. These runners have a problem in judgment because the ball comes back over this backstop and right back to the kitchen. So now, just a base hit, would put the white socks ahead. Walt Williams. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Victory Lane? Yeah, it's even better with Chumba by my side. Race to ChumbaCasino.com. Let's Chumba. Don't purchase necessary. VTW Group. Boy, we're prohibited by law. CTNCs. 21 Plus. Sponsored by Chumba Casino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do.

2:58:21I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan and Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north, probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Waiting. One ball no strikes. Here's the pitch. Low and outside, ball two. And Williams calls time to squeeze the rosin bag. Mike Andrews is next.

2:59:25Williams, no neck. 195 pounder on a five foot six-inch frame. The reminiscent, they're going to walk him intentionally to get the handers now. They're going to walk him intentionally, an intentional path. That brings up Mike Andrews with renters at first and second. Andrews has been hitless today, nothing out of five. So here's Andrews. Nothing out of five. With a chance here to put the white socks in front. Walk Williams at first base. Maybe Richard at second base. Andrews, a big red number two on the back of his pastel blue uniform. Here's the pitch. A curve ball inside, ball one. One ball no strike. They play Andrews straight away and deep. Ooh, I'd like to see him plug the gap and either less center or right center.

3:00:31Right hand, hit a waiting. Bottom. In his second inning of relief. Now the stretch. Here's the pitch. Start of the swing held up curve ball. Hit the outside corner of the knee. And that evens it. A ball in a strike. Bottom has a good curve ball. Tall range of kid from UCLA. One ball, one strike. The pitch to Andrews. And here it is. Low outside, two balls in a strike. Bill Melton would be next. Melton has had four hits today, four out of five. Without his bat, the white socks wouldn't be leading. And without his air, the cubs wouldn't be tied. So that's how it goes. Two balls in a strike. Here is the pitch. Swung him, Mr. Curve. Let's see, without his bat, the white socks wouldn't have had the early lead. They enjoyed a four to nothing.

3:01:33A double in score to end of the second. He homeworked in the third. He's also singled and doubled since then. But Andrews has evened up two balls, two strikes. And the pitch. Here it is. Swings any foul tips. Bottom keeps throwing him side arm curve ball. Andrews keeps pulling him. Two balls, two strikes. Top of the 11th. Score tied. Four, four. White Frenchman. Four o'clock here in Arizona. Five o'clock in Chicago. They're dancing in the nightclubs in Tokyo. Here's the pitch. Outside curve ball three. Boy, almost at that corner with that. And now the count is three and two and the runners will be going with the pitch. Three balls, two strikes. Bottom. Steps back off the rubber.

3:02:35He's going to pitch off the stretch, of course. Richard will be breaking as well. World Williams. Three balls, two strikes. Here's the stretch. Here's the pitch. They're going to winters. Ball four, high. The bases are loaded. And here's Mel. Can he do it again? The bases are loaded with two outs. Mel's has two doubles, a single little homer. Here's the squad where he'll be looking just for the base hit. Bottom out of pitch out of trouble in a 10. And now he's in a jam again here in the 11th. Bases loaded, two outs. Milton waiting. Here's the wind up the pitch on the way. Curve right in the racetrack ball. This kid has a flying curve ball. For just a year out of college has great pitching points. One strike in the ball.

3:03:40Bases jam with two outs. The pitch to Bill Mel. Almost hit him inside. Boy, he's throwing about seven curve balls in a row. The cup catcher, Ken Rudolph, must have an aisle of stuck between his fingers. All these signals is number two for the curve ball. One ball, one strike. Right in, hit or waiting. The pitch by Bonham, here it is. Popped out of the out of the center. Speckered under the ball. And he makes the kick. So it's no run. One hit in the air is three left. All right, Foxes, we're in the 5th and the last 20th. And a momentum of this ball game seems to have moved slowly over towards the cup side. So we move into the bottom of the 11th still tied. Four and four.

3:04:49Down, now cut the post-cantial, play the bit. Oh, yeah. Don't pass. Five o'clock in the counter. Those ones make a different balance. You roll, you get your nose past. We get the spots. Rick wants to make a alert. And he may not be able to come over. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Don't forget to leave today folks. Pick up your scenarios out there. The silver and battery of the cactus. Oh, I'll say on the grass. The first guy was parked right off the couch and this is the final one. So I'm going to watch the baseball on that side. Oh, he's in.

3:05:58Howdy, Carrie, back at the ballpark bottom of the 11th of the Joe Peppertone leading it off. He's had one out of two today. Here's the pitch by Wilbur Wood, knock a ball a little bit low. One ball, no strikes. Peppertone, drove in the first run in the seventh inning with two outy single the center to score a Rudolph. Here's the pitch on the way. Knock a ball in there, a beauty of strike called. And the count evens a ball in a strike. It'll be Peppertone, Kessinger and Beckard. And if anybody gets on, Billy Williams, or the Cubs in the 11th. The White Sacks have to hold him to have a chance. Here's the pitch. Knock a ball, Swarves, who's really towards strike. Here's Lee Richards through. He is out on a good play. Richard, flows out Peppertone. Peppertone, hit that off the end of the ball. Kessinger saw Lee's towards strike with a lot of reverse spin. Richard failed the ball and then gunned him out. Here's Kessinger, who sent this game into extra inning.

3:07:01One out, nobody on. That was his only hitter game. A single off Wilbur Wood to drive in two runs of the night. The pitch. Knock a ball low. Kessinger, a switch hitter. The hardest guy has made himself a $60,000 a year short stop. Here's the pitch. And knock a ball inside. And he had a work hard. He had to learn to switch it. Always had great range and final round. 29 year old short stop. The pitch by Wilbur Wood. Line drive, ready for the third base. Kessinger, line hard to melt. Two up, two down. Here's Glenn Beckert. Number 18, Glenn Beckert. Beckert from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He's 31 years old. He came up with the Cubs in 1955. Right hand at hitter waiting, two men out.

3:08:02He's two out of five today. The pitch. Knock a ball low. Billy Williams is next. The final exhibition game of the season is an externing thriller between the Cubs and the White Slacks for the mythical city title, The Pitch. Inside. Don't walk this guy with Billy Williams coming up next. Two mobs, no strikes. Beckert waiting. Here's Wilbur Wood's pitch. Right in there, a beauty of split call. Glenn Beckert, not known for his power. War of a single doubles hitter. There's a fastball inside. Beckert last year hit three home runs the year before he hit only one. In his major league career, he's hit a total of 17. Here's the pitch. High five loss to be caught. Rick Leicester is there waiting.

3:09:04Makes the catch to retire to side. So Wilbur Wood is second straight, perfect inning. Nothing across. At the end of 11, tied up four, four. Once again, a change of cassettes and a few minutes missed. From the belt to pitch. Wide curveball outside and the count. Wall two. And Rick Leicester steps out of the batter's box to look at Joel and that. To see whether it's hit or take. Ed Stroud will be next. Runner at first base, nobody out. We're in the 12. In each of the last two innings, the White Sox threat. Only to be stopped. They've stranded five in the last two innings. Here's the pitch to Rick Leicester. Right in there. And if he had the hit sign, he'll never get a better pitch. Two balls in a strike. Runner at first base, nobody out. Top of the 12.

3:10:06Here's a lead by Carlos May, Peppa Don holding him close. Out of the pitch. Swings at a bad ball, a little roller to the second baseman, Becker. To Kessinger for one over the first save. What I could roll to Becker, who forced Carlos May with a toss to Kessinger. And here's Ed Stroud. Stroud has been a hot hitter. He's had seven out of ten since joining the White Sox. Two doubles in a triple included. Right in the first one out. I think a sign might have been missed on that one. Rick Leicester went after the ball as if he thought they hit and run were on. And Carlos May didn't break off first. There wasn't any hit and run on. Because Leicester went after the bad ball as if to protect the runner. It's to Stroud, curve ball in there to knee. One strike, no ball. Bottom has been tremendous. He's pitched out in trouble in each of three innings that he's worked.

3:11:08One strike, no ball. Now to pitch. Pitch out. There goes the runner. He should throw out a mile. He's out. The middle off to Kessinger. And the Cubs had diagnosed the play perfectly. Cold for the pitch out and Rudolph Gundam out. Now Stroud is up there with nobody on base. The Khan on him a ball on his strike. Bill Ballum looks down. Stand six five. Here's the pitch on the way. Stroud takes a strike over the outside corner. Two strikes in the ball. Ed Herman would be next if Stroud can get on there. Looking ahead to the Cubs 12. It'll be Billy Williams round Santo. And then the pitch. One ball two strikes the pitch. All low evens up. All even at two balls two strikes. Ed Stroud with the white socks the second go around.

3:12:10Was with Washington last year, the last couple of years. Here's the pitch. Swung in the fall tip. The Khan stays the same, crowd quiet now. Harry Forsters is warming up in the bullpen. Cincinnati adjoys its annual inaugural in the national league tomorrow afternoon. Here's the pitch. He's struck him out. There's been a most impressive pitcher. No runs one hit in the air, nobody left. We move into the bottom of the 12th tied 4-4. I'm just going to spit this game in. I'm going to spit it out right now. I need to go right to the air and go home. There's a lot of somebody out there.

3:13:19I'm going to spit it out. I'm going to spit it out. I'm going to spit it out. I'm going to spit it out. I'm going to spit it out. We're going to the bottom of the 12th. Billy Williams eleded off of the club. He's walked three times today. He's nothing out of two. The first batter for the club. The ball of the 12th inning. The other 26th. The other 26th. And William. And William has a job in the inning. Billy Williams leads it off in round Sanco. And then the pitcher coming up. The wood is pitched. He's retired the last eight many streets. I'm going to knock a ball and he missed strike one. One strike and a ball.

3:14:20The outfield plays you nowhere. Wolf Williams is almost out of sight in right fit. Now to wind up the pitch on the way. Here it is. Knockable all swings and he misses strike two. Who did he go around? We'll be what I had of him. Two strikes and nothing. Sanco be up there next. I have a sign. Here's the pitch on the way. Knockable all swing. And there's a long run. Way back. Like the astound in the law. Way back. Way back. And he makes the catch. Holy cow. 430 feet away. Williams of the count of two strikes and no balls. Wolf are with for him another knockable and got it up around his eyes. It didn't quite knockable as much as the other two. And William's almost into the game. Stroud went back to the 430 mark to hold it in. Here's Sanco. Popped up with the bases loaded and one out of the ninth when the Cubs going to win it.

3:15:20Here's nothing out of one out of four. One out of four is right. One out of five is right. First pitch, knockable all in, sir. One out. Nobody on. Bottom of the 12 tied. Four or four. White socks haven't scored for a long time since the seventh inning. Here's Sanco hitting a knockable fall off to the left. One ball. One strike. One out. Nobody on. Gary Gestad is going to be the pincher to the next. An infielder. Gary Gestad. JSTADT. Here's a pitch. Hey, swings and he missed it. Two strikes and a ball. Sanco was trying to end it. William's a moment ago almost did end it. His long drive fortunately was hit. To the longest part of the park. And Stroud went about 430 feet away to grab it. Two strikes and a ball. The pitch to Sanco. Here it is. Knockable all a little bit out, sir.

3:16:22That evens it. Two balls, two strikes. Gary Gestad will be next. Here's the pitch on the way. Ground ball to shark. Baby Richard on the big half. Here's the throw. In time. It pulled Carlos May off the bag, but he tagged Sanco on the chest going by. Two gone. And here's Gary Gestad. That was a state Gary Gestad. Seven. Eight, nine, ten. Eleven. Baby Richard has handled 11 chances without an air around shark stuff today. Here's the pitch to Gestad. He bounced down the third baseline. Paul, strike one. One strike and a ball. Oh, thank you. Boy, we're dehydrated, this hot sun. Shining right through on the back. On our back and this boot.

3:17:22Too bad we don't have a beer sponsor. This would be a great time for an ad lib. Two went around. One strike and no balls on Gary Gestad. Batting for Bill Bonham. Here's the pitch by Warburwood. Knocks him back. This is Warburwoods. He's actually pitched now. This will be his fourth full inning. He relieved with runners at second and third. And nobody out. White's actually leading four to two in the night. Here's the pitch. Knock a ball gets away from Ed Hammond. Johnny Callison would be next for the cup. Gestad trying to get on. Two balls on a strike. Two off. Ed Hammond will lead it off on the 13th of the white socks. The pitch. Low ball three. Ray balls on a strike. Gary Gestad. A Chicago Illinois boy now lose out here. And Scottsdale.

3:18:23Three balls one strike. Here's the pitch. Strike two call. Gestad hit two homers for Tacoma last year and one for San Antonio. 24-year-old infielder. Three balls two strikes. Here's the pitch. Ball four. He walked him in. Who's Johnny Callison? The batter. Number six. Johnny Callison. White two. What I'd burn him, pitch three pressure innings. A lot of three hits. No runs. And he was really tough in the clinch. He walked three and struck out two. So the Cubs will have another pitch in the 13th, I suppose. Although I don't see anybody warming up. I'm going to throw the first runner back. Johnny Callison has had two hits. Two out of five.

3:19:24Here's the throw the first runner back again. Gary Gestad. Here's the runner at first. He drew a baseball ball. That's a second given up by Wilbur Wood. Have a stretch. Here's the pitch. Into the dirt. There he goes the second base. A throw by Herman. Pulse save for second base. So the Cubs have the winning run at second. A wild pitch. Herman quickly recovered it and flared to second. And they almost got just that. Now Callison in the spot to win it. We're in the bottom of the 12. Two out. With two out, Wilbur Wood walked. The pinch hitter. Gary Gestad. After retiring, Billy Williams and Ron Santa. Now a wild pitch. Let's put him in scoring position. And the pinch to Callison on the way. Knock him all inside.

3:20:25Two balls, no strikes. Two out of runner in scoring position. The outfield placed Callison to pull. Now to stretch the hesitation. Here it is. Ground ball at the middle. There's a ball there. Here's Gestad. Ron third. He's in the score. And the Cubs have won the city championship. He's winning the wiser. And calling him five before. Oh, Johnny Townsend. Bounce one right up the middle. He's turned here again. And Wilbur Wood. An unfortunate base on balls with two out. Two a relatively weak pinch hitter. Relatively when you consider Billy Williams and Ron Santa. When we adjust retire. So that actually cost them the ball game. And it is one run. One hit for the Chicago Cubs in the bottom of the 12th. And they win the city series. Coming from behind. To nip the white socks here in 12-attings. Five to four.

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