Podcast: 7th Inning Magic

Episode 92 is available and presented by Connie's Pizza. Guest this week is CSN Chicago's, Chris Kamka, who is one of my favorite Twitter followers (@ckamka).

Here is the rundown:

• Chicago White Sox sweep the Minnesota Twins, again. The offense really pulled through for Mat Latos, but will his regression come rapidly where the White Sox have to worry about him like they did with John Danks? Are the days of Chris Sale hitting 97-98 mph on the gun over as he exchanges velocity for command?
• Chris Kamka shares how he prepares for games, where he finds his factoids and his research process for each broadcast. He also explains how the 7th inning magic is the craziest White Sox stat to 2016 and what could be the cause.
• The upcoming series against the Texas Rangers could be a struggle. Miguel Gonzalez makes his second start on Monday, Carlos Rodon looks to bounce back on Tuesday, and Mat Latos is pitching against Cole Hamels.
• Finally, we get to your questions in P.O. Sox. Covering topics about Avisail Garcia, Alex Avila, and the AL Central:
  

@SouthSideSox May is a little early to be scoreboard watching, but who should the White Sox be most worried about in the AL Central? #POSox

— Mr. Lockwood (@Lockwood243) May 8, 2016

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