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Blue Wire, Jim Margalus, Josh Nelson, James Fegan

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The Sox Machine podcast covers Chicago White Sox news, interviews, analysis, and more. Hosted by Josh Nelson, Jim Margalus, and James Fegan. "We watch the Chicago White Sox so you don't have to!"
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🔎 Uncover the crimes that shaped history. From daring heists and political scandals to conspiracies and cover-ups, History’s Greatest Crimes takes you deep into the world’s most infamous criminal events. Hosted by two historians, Dr. Michael and Dr. Alana, each episode dissects a historical crime, revealing its impact on society, the people involved, and the larger forces at play. 🎙️ Whether it’s the FBI break-in during the Ali-Frazier fight, the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre, or the Pentagon ...
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Barret Boom Bostick & Travis Lofley

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This is a baseball podcast in which we explore many baseball topics, actively follow the seasons of baseball at the college and professional level, interview people with interesting perspectives on baseball, and do historical deep-dives into baseball's rich history. All while responsibly enjoying and showcasing exquisite adult beverages. This podcast is for die-hard fans, casual fans, and skeptics who are willing to give the sport of baseball a shot. Join us as we embark on this journey toge ...
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. PSA: Sox Machine will be part of the Chicago White Sox fan appreciation event held in the Craft Cave at Rate Field on Sunday, September 21. Stop by and be part of the show! Rundown [Intro] Chicago White Sox general manager Chris Getz hosts his end of the regular season press confere…
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The kidnapping of Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr., the son of the famed aviator Charles Lindbergh and his wife Anne, transpired on the fateful night of March 1, 1932, sending shockwaves through the nation. This tragic abduction was not merely an isolated incident; it encapsulated the profound anxieties of a country grappling with the aftermath of th…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] Chicago White Sox get swept again in Cleveland, and just like in April, they only score three runs in three games. So what gives? Why did the White Sox have a terrible time scoring runs in Cleveland this season? [12:05] Series Preview: Baltimore Orioles. What is the …
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] White Sox manager Will Venable comments on the recent run as his team is 25-25 since the All-Star Break [2:52] James Fegan reports from the clubhouse how the players are believing that their recent play can be the new normal. [5:24] In the first half of 2025, the Whi…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] The red hot Chicago White Sox have won seven of their last eight games. It's been a great change of pace, even though it feels a bit strange in trying make sense of what everyone is watching. [6:46] With a 23-24 record post All-Star Break, are the White Sox closer to…
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This episode presented by Ankin Law and Ramova Theater. Live Show Recording: September 6, 2025 Guest: Courtney Finnicum, Baseball Isn't Boring Rundown: What do you make of the Chicago White Sox post All-Star Break? Is this level of performance real? Why do you think the White Sox went from one of the worst offenses in baseball before the All-Star B…
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The episode embarks on a harrowing exploration of the legend of Alexander Sawney Bean, a purported patriarch of a clan of cannibals in 16th century Scotland. This tale, steeped in horror, recounts how Bean and his family allegedly committed unspeakable atrocities, including the murder and consumption of over a thousand victims, all while residing i…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] Chicago White Sox had a great time in Minneapolis, which is a rarity. [7:33] Helping drive the offense, outside of monster home runs from Colson Montgomery, are the catchers Kyle Teel and Edgar Quero. Are Montgomery's home runs overshadowing Teel's impressive season?…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] Josh Nelson shares the event details Sox Machine is looking to host in 2026 [4:45] Dan Szymborski of FanGraphs.com joins the show to share how ZiPS is viewing key, young White Sox players. Why ZiPS thinks Colson Montgomery and Shane Smith can be 2+ WAR players in 202…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] Chicago White Sox general manager Chris Getz shares the news that Luis Robert Jr. is out with a hamstring strain. The odds don't look great for Robert to play again in 2025, but Getz also comments about his upcoming $20 million club option. [5:17] After Getz speaks, …
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] Audio from White Sox manager Will Venable about tracking progress in his first season, and how Colson Montgomery has adjusted to life in the major leagues. Montgomery shared why staying short to the ball has been fueling his early success. [5:27] Speaking of Montgome…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] The series in Atlanta was weird in that the White Sox scored 23 runs in two games, but then got shutout. Also, they lost a game with a huge lead despite scoring 10 runs. Perhaps most alarming is that the White Sox pitching staff is running on fumes. With games in the…
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The focal point of today's discussion revolves around the infamous Black Sox scandal, which emerged from the 1919 World Series, a pivotal event in the annals of American sports history. We transport our listeners to the electrifying atmosphere of October 1, 1919, at Cincinnati's Redland Field, where the Chicago White Sox, heralded as champions, fac…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] Chicago White Sox director of hitting, Ryan Fuller, joins the show to chat with James Fegan about what to expect from the bridge league prospects. The conversation touches on what attributes the White Sox are now looking for from perspective prospects, what metrics a…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] Martin Perez returns to the White Sox since his injury in mid-April. Where is he at physically and what's the game plan for Perez in the last seven weeks of 2025 season? James Fegan shares what he learned from the clubhouse and Jim Margalus likes the idea on paper of…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] After losing another series to Cleveland dropping to 8-22 vs. AL Central, are the Chicago White Sox concerned about their division record? Or is it still too soon in the rebuild cycle to be overly worried? [5:21] Plenty of roster transactions for the White Sox this p…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] Surprise! The Chicago White Sox lead Major League Baseball in home runs hit since the All-Star Break. Has the organization finally embraced Ball In Air offense? [9:55] Following up with James Fegan's column about key metrics to track for the rest of 2025, Luis Robert…
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The narrative of the Knights Templar, an order initially established in the early 12th century to safeguard Christian pilgrims, serves as a poignant exploration of the interplay between piety and power, ultimately leading to their tragic downfall. In the context of the First Crusade, these knights evolved from humble protectors to formidable warrio…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] Colson Montgomery is one of the league leaders in RBI post All-Star Break and has seven home runs in his first 25 games. How is Montgomery doing this after a dismal season in AAA? Maybe the source of this swing in development can be attributed to the new bat Montgome…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] The 2025 MLB Trade Deadline is over, and the White Sox only trade Austin Slater and Adrian Houser. White Sox GM Chris Getz shares his thoughts about the deadline, Houser success, and his excitement in keeping Robert Jr. [6:37] Josh Nelson and James Fegan share their …
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The narrative we explore today revolves around the harrowing tale of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were executed for espionage in 1953, becoming the first American civilians to face such a fate during peacetime. Their conviction stemmed from allegations that they conspired to transmit atomic secrets to the Soviet Union, a charge that incited prof…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] White Sox manager Will Venable speaks about the young players finding success, navigating his first trade deadline as a manager, and Luis Robert Jr. [6:29] Speaking of Robert, James Fegan has the latest health update [10:02] White Sox suffer from a bit of regression …
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] After the All-Star Break, the Chicago White Sox held a team meeting to set the tone for remaining 2025 season. James Fegan explains how the White Sox emphasis on being more aggressive against fastballs is taking hold. [7:28] Colson Montgomery is hitting better in the…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] It was our annual Road Trip, co-hosted with FromThe108 and Chicago Sports Bums, visiting Pittsburgh. Josh and Jim share their highlights of the festive weekend. [9:35] If you missed out on Pittsburgh, Josh shares what the 2026 Road Trip plans are [15:26] Back to base…
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The narrative of Barbarossa, a figure synonymous with naval supremacy in the 16th-century Mediterranean, unfolds as one of both ruthless ambition and strategic brilliance. Born Hizar in the Ottoman Empire, he rose to infamy as a feared pirate and privateer, ultimately becoming the Grand Admiral of the Ottoman Navy. His exploits, characterized by br…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] The Chicago White Sox held their 2005 World Series reunion and it was wonderful to remember what it was like to watch a great team [16:19] Opposite of great, the White Sox offense stinks. What is ailing Chase Meidroth and Miguel Vargas? Any other sources of help comi…
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The narrative surrounding George Machine Gun Kelly, often heralded as a quintessential gangster of the 1930s, reveals a profound examination of myth-making amidst a nation in turmoil. We delve into the intricacies of his life, from his origins in Memphis, Tennessee, to his notorious criminal exploits, which were largely orchestrated by his ambitiou…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] White Sox GM Chris Getz speaks with the media about his memories of Bobby Jenks, the decision calling up Colson Montgomery, what the current trade market looks like, and the MLB Draft strategy [12:07] Adrian Houser held the Toronto Blue Jays to one run, and now has a…
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The narrative of John Wayne Gacy, an American serial killer, encapsulates a profoundly disturbing juxtaposition of charm and malevolence. Gacy, a seemingly upstanding member of society, eluded detection while he orchestrated the abduction and murder of at least 33 young men and boys from his suburban home in Illinois. The episode commences with the…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law. Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] Remembering Bobby Jenks and his impact on the 2005 World Series winning team [10:01] Shane Smith is an All-Star, which is a great story, but his last seven starts have been a struggle. Is he running out of gas? [20:54] Colson Montgomery has arrived and made a great fi…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law. Injury law made personal. Guest: Jim Callis, MLB.com Rundown [Intro] Jim Callis of MLB.com joins the show and we first discuss the Chicago White Sox promoting Colson Montgomery to the majors [9:05] The 2025 MLB Draft will begin on Sunday, July 13 and the preview begins with who is the number one overall prosp…
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The catastrophic sinking of the RMS Lusitania on May 7, 1915, serves as a poignant focal point for our discourse, representing not merely an act of war but a complex intersection of hubris, tragedy, and potential conspiracy. This ocean liner, lauded for its engineering marvels and luxurious accommodations, met its demise in a mere eighteen minutes …
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] Josh took a weekend off from watching the Chicago White Sox. Luckily he has Jim and James that can help him catch up with what he missed over the weekend. Which includes Mike Vasil possibly being Batman, Kyle Teel's big moment, Jonathan Cannon returning, Luis Robert …
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law. Rundown [Intro] Chicago White Sox finish the first half with a 26-55 record. General manager Chris Getz shares his impressions on the first 81 games, how he is liking the early return from Garrett Crochet trade, why he thinks they will be active this trade deadline, and trying to stick to the long-term plan. …
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The catastrophic explosion of the USS Maine on February 15, 1898, serves as the focal point of our discussion today, as we delve into the intricate circumstances surrounding this monumental event. Initially perceived as a tragic accident, the incident's repercussions ignited fervent nationalist sentiments and ultimately catalyzed the United States'…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law. Rundown [Intro] Chicago White Sox won two out of three games against the Toronto Blue Jays thanks to a clutch hit by Miguel Vargas on Sunday. Is he the most trustworthy White Sox bat in high leverage situations? [14:21] Grant Taylor had the honor of starting the series and closing it. If Taylor is destined to…
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. Rundown [Intro] Andrew Benintendi and Will Venable speak about trying to flush away the bad during an eight game losing streak [3:35] Will the younger White Sox players begin to press trying to snap the losing skid? [16:37] The White Sox are 4-20 in one-run games. Is there anything …
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This episode is presented by Ankin Law. Rundown [Intro] The Chicago White Sox pull off a trade with the Milwaukee Brewers as Aaron Civale joins the starting rotation but it costs Andrew Vaughn. White Sox GM Chris Getz shares his reasoning and thought process making the trade. [13:15] Jim Margalus joins the show to discuss the reaction to Andrew Vau…
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History's Greatest Crimes 🏛️🔪 This episode delves into the intricate and tragic narrative of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, a couple whose exploits during the Great Depression have transcended mere historical documentation to become emblematic of romanticized rebellion. The tale unfolds against a backdrop of societal despair, where the erosion of …
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Rundown [Intro] Chicago White Sox lose another series, but they played the Houston Astros tough and a few performances spark hope. Miguel Vargas had a monster game on Thursday that demonstrated some nights he's the best position player. [5:52] Who do the White Sox want batting with runners in scoring position? While Vargas has a monster OPS, Edgar …
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Rundown [Intro] Chicago White Sox finish 4-3 against Detroit and Kansas City in large thanks to the rookies performance. [7:41] The story of how Tyler Alexander called for a ride in Milwaukee to Chicago, arrive to the game late, and then make his White Sox debut the next inning. [12:33] Josh was very skeptical of Chase Meidroth playing shortstop. B…
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History's Greatest Crimes 🏛️🔪 The execution of Joan of Arc on May 30, 1431, stands as a harrowing testament to the complexities of justice and power in 15th century France. Accused of heresy, witchcraft, and defying gender norms, this young woman became both a symbol of national hope and an embodiment of societal fears. As the flames engulfed her a…
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Rundown [Intro] Prior to Thursday's game against the Detroit Tigers, the Chicago White Sox announced that Jerry Reinsdorf and Justin Ishbia have agreed to a transition of power. With Ishbia now providing funds to the White Sox cause will this help increase payroll in the near future? [17:45] Detroit Tigers series recap as the White Sox fight tough …
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History's Greatest Crimes 🏛️🔪 Democracy Overthrown: The Dark Legacy of Wilmington 1898 The Wilmington coup of 1898 represents a chilling and unprecedented event in American history, characterized as the sole successful overthrow of a domestic government on American soil. This meticulously orchestrated assault, executed by a coalition of white supre…
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Rundown [Intro] Chicago White Sox are swept in Baltimore as one of the few highlights was the benches emptying thanks to Coby Mayo shoving Lenyn Sosa [7:12] The White Sox are on pace to only win 49 games in 2025. Is enough progress being made this season to generate more confidence that a turnaround is coming? [14:51] Mike Tauchman was one of the f…
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Rundown [Intro] Thoughts about the White Sox efforts against the Mets [5:43] Miguel Vargas has turnaround his tenure with the White Sox in his last 31 games. Are we buying Vargas as part of a new core? [25:24] Adrian Houser has yet to allow a run for the White Sox after two starts. How he's been a great help for the White Sox and why MLB teams migh…
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Guest: Mike Ferrin - ESPN, MLB Network Radio, College Sports Sirus XM Rundown [Intro] Mike Ferrin joins the show and he shares his thoughts on this year's class of college draft eligible players [5:49] Personal observations of Florida State LHP Jamie Arnold [8:59] Who is the college baseball player of the year? [17:15] Thoughts on the bracket struc…
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Rundown [Intro] Chris Getz and Will Venable speak to the decision of optioning Andrew Vaughn [6:33] What's the plan at first base? [15:40] White Sox win the series against Texas. The Vets are back (Benintendi, Slater, and Tauchman) which helps stabilizes the offense, Luis Robert Jr. had a good series, Sean Burke bounced back, and the bullpen is sti…
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History's Greatest Crimes 🏛️🔪 The Chilling Case of Lizzie Borden: Victim or Villain? Episode Description: Welcome to History's Greatest Crimes with your hosts, Michael and Alana, professional historians! 👋 The episode delves into the infamous case of the Borden murders, which took place in Fall River, Massachusetts, during the Gilded Age. On a swel…
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