Duke Coughlin, Nik Gaur, and Jordan Lazowski react to Will Venable's hiring as the franchise's 44th manager. How do you feel about the hire? What does this mean for the organization as a whole? Does this inspire any new faith in Chris Getz? The crew discusses this and more!

Editor's Note: This episode is a replay of a live recording of the show on Wednesday night. Be sure to look for us on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube @SoxOn35th for more live podcasts where you can join the conversation and have your comments featured on the show!

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur welcome Beefloaf (@MrDelicious13) of Section 108 (@fromthe108) back on the show as the wrap up the White Sox 2024 season. As a season ticket holder, they first ask Beefloaf about his experience at the ballpark this season, the overall vibe compared to previous seasons, and how he still found joy among all the losses.

Later, the crew gets his thoughts on Grady Sizemore, what requirements he's looking for in the team's next manager, and his overall evaluation of Chris Getz's first year as GM. Do fans perhaps blame Getz too much?

Finally, the entire crew breaks down just how wrong they were about their preseason predictions. Come for the laughs, stay for the insightful conversation on the future of the ballclub!

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are back to discuss the latest in White Sox baseball as we prepare for the Trade Deadline.

They first take one last look at the team's 2024 draft class and decide how confident they feel in the overall strategy employed. They also address the idea of Terry Francona coming out of retirement and the likelihood of him wanting to manage the White Sox, given the state of the team.

Finally, with one week until the Trade Deadline, they spent most of this episode playing "Let's Make a Deal." The crew tried to determine which teams might be the best fit for some of the South Siders' top trade chips in what is likely to be an active week for Chris Getz.

Michael Suareo and Nik Gaur host a special post-MLB Draft episode of the Pipeline to 35th Podcast. To help break down the 2024 White Sox draft class, the crew welcomes Tyler Jennings, the Director of Draft Content for Prospects Live. 

Michael Suareo and Noah Phalen return to preview the upcoming MLB Draft. Should the organization target prep or college players? Which names will be available depending on the route? Michael and Noah break it down draft strategies and give their first-round predictions.

To start this week's episode, Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur call on Sox On 35th MiLB Managing Editor Michael Suareo to get you more details on some names to know heading into this year's MLB Draft. Should the White Sox go prep or college? Which names will be available depending on the route? Michael covers this while also making time to discuss the rises of George Wolkow and Edgar Quero.

The rest of the show is dedicated to some of the recent standouts on the White Sox roster: Drew Thorpe, Lenyn Sosa, and of course, Luis Robert Jr. Should he have thrown that baseball on the game-winning sac fly in Cleveland? The crew discusses this and much more in a packed episode!

With the play on the field not getting any better, Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur spend this episode diving into the latest trade rumors surrounding the White Sox. In particular, they focus on Garrett Crochet, who the White Sox reportedly have already decided to trade at this deadline. Why have they decided on that so quickly, and how hard did they really try to extend him? Does trading him really make that much sense?

Plus, they discuss whether or not there is really any way another team would be interested in trading for Andrew Benintendi or taking on any of his contract.

Jordan Lazowski, Nik Gaur, and Michael Suareo are back to get you caught up with the latest in White Sox baseball. They start with an injury discussion as it relates to Eloy Jimenez - and whether the White Sox can learn something from the Green Bay Packers in this area?

They then get into a discussion surrounding Chris Getz's latest comments to the media and how they might be related to a recent report that Skip Schumaker of the Marlins may be the next manager of the Chicago White Sox. 

Finally, they get you thinking about the upcoming MLB Draft by discussing the different strategies teams employ and highlighting the ones they hope the White Sox choose.

Make sure to tune in to a packed episode!

It's a two-man show today, as Duke Coughlin and Nik Gaur get you caught up on the latest in White Sox baseball.

They start with a positive conversation surrounding Drew Thorpe, Jonathan Cannon, and Ky Bush: three players who represent a reason for some optimism in the future. What could the rest of their seasons look like - and how long will Drew Thorpe be around to develop in the majors this season?

They end the episode with some trade market review and first basemen talk with Andrew Vaughn and Jose Abreu. Should the White Sox bring back Pito to the South Side? And can Abreu's heir in Vaughn use his recent hot stretch to revive his season?

This and much more on this week's episode!

The White Sox gave us some exciting news on Sunday afternoon, and Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are here to talk all about it. To do so, Sox On 35th MiLB Managing Editor Michael Suareo joined the show, who gives fans a rundown on Drew Thorpe, who will make his MLB debut on Tuesday. What should White Sox fans expect? Who are some good comparisons for Thorpe? And could he be here throughout the season? As a big fan of Thorpe, Suareo discusses this and more.

Later, the crew discusses the end of the White Sox's 14-game losing streak, some recent managerial decisions that led to the streak, debate the merits of the idea of "good losses," and round it out with a discussion on Nick Nastrini's long term outlook.

Make sure to tune in to a packed episode!

Another week of White Sox baseball, and another week where some of the best storylines don't involve the play on the field.

Jordan Lazowski, Nik Gaur, and Tim Moran are first joined by Sox On 35th contributor Maddie Spagnola to talk about her Windy City Thunderbolts first pitch adventure. What were the vibes like, what was it like to meet Bobby Jenks, and how is she getting ready to throw out ANOTHER first pitch on June 22?

Later, the crew talks a bit about Tommy Pham and John Schriffen (again) before getting you ready for the start of the Crosstown Classic this week with a draft. The topic: the best Crosstown Classic moments for White Sox fans. Who do you think won this draft?  

Tune in for a packed episode!

Michael Suareo is joined by Sox On 35th contributor Noah Phalen in the third installment of Pipeline to 35th. The duo talks about the recent demotion of Bryan Ramos, promotions of Jacob Gonzalez and Noah Schultz to Double-A Birmingham, and positive developments on the pitching side of things. Michael and Noah also give the prospects they're highest and lowest on!

On the evening of the team's record-breaking 121st loss of the season - cementing them as objectively the worst team in modern baseball history - Jordan Lazowski, Brett Haffner, and Tim Moran discuss the feelings this history elicit. Does this loss feel any different to each fan than any of the others? Should it feel different for the players? And have we all really comprehended the significance of this "milestone"?

Beyond the history, the crew also discusses some of the latest national media surrounding the White Sox, with Jeff Passan and Ken Rosenthal/Britt Ghiroli among those who have given us a look at the inner workings of an organization is disarray. What were the most shocking parts of each article?

The gents also talk a bit about the on-field play and next year's youth movement, but let's be honest: you're all here to listen to the reactions to loss #121. Don't worry, we've got you covered.

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur don't talk much about the team's latest 1-9 stretch in this latest episode. Instead, they focus on Pedro Grifol's latest comments about the team's "flat" performance, the players' responses, and what this all means for the locker room.

Later, they create some interesting ideas for two separate topics: (1) what they would do if Pedro Grifol was fired mid-season, and (2) whether they would consider a Garrett Crochet extension.

This and much more on this episode!

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur recap a week full of strong performances against Washington, a sweep in New York, and the storylines that come along with those. With Andrew Vaughn and Andrew Benintendi struggling so mightily, is it about time the team starts thinking about cutting their losses?

The crew also talks about the positives of the Jacob Gonzalez and Noah Schultz promotions and wonders who might be next with Double-A currently holding so much talent.

And, yes, of course, they do talk about the latest regarding John Schriffen - hopefully for the last time all season.

The full crew - Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur - is back to discuss some improved baseball, Pedro Grifol's job security, and what the club should do with Bryan Ramos throughout this season.

Later, they discuss a hot topic among White Sox fans - is it worth kicking the tires on trades of Luis Robert Jr. and Garrett Crochet, following media reports that the South Siders are open for business with ALL players? This and much more in the episode!

Duke Coughlin and Jordan Lazowski are joined by the newest Sox On 35th contributor Brett Haffner to talk about the latest in White Sox baseball. With the White Sox playing better baseball recently, is there anything we can learn? And while Michael Kopech has looked good out of the bullpen, does his role need to be better defined? The crew also discusses a favorite topic on White Sox social media: the first month on the job for new broadcaster John Schriffen. Is the criticism warranted? This and much more on the latest episode!

Michael Suareo recaps the first month of the minor league season in the second episode of Pipeline to 35th. The MiLB managing editor talks about recent promotions, performances from top prospects, and names to watch in the Arizona Complex League. He also welcomes Elijah Evans of FutureSox to discuss the impressive talent on the Double-A Birmingham Barons roster. 

Instead of talking about the White Sox this week, Duke Coughlin and Jordan Lazowski are joined by Ken Smoller, author of Last Comiskey and owner of the blog "Stadium Vagabond."

Ken starts by discussing the process that led him to write Last Comiskey, his role in the documentary, and his favorite memories at Comiskey Park that turned him into the stadium expert that he is today. He also talks about his thoughts on the White Sox's latest stadium proposal in the South Loop and even teases his next book idea! Most importantly, he shares a ton of great facts about Comiskey Park, Guaranteed Rate Field, and his favorite stadiums around the world.

You can find more on Ken, Last Comiskey, and even order your copy of the book at www.stadiumvagabond.com.

On the exciting 50th episode of our Sox On 35th Podcast, Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur welcome Nick Nastrini to the South Side after Sunday's reports. What should we expect out of him as fans, and who might we see less of in the rotation as a result of this promotion?

Later, Duke and Jordan get in a heated discussion about who is to blame for the team's horrific 2-13 start, and close by debating who should get the majority of the playing time left vacant by Yoan Moncada's injury.

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are back for the first of our weekly episodes for the 2024 season. They recap the first nine games of the season, discuss some standout players and some hopeful bounce backs, and decide if there is any hope for making this offense watchable.

To end the episode, they each draft five players from the 40-man roster to build their mini-team to follow throughout the season. Whoever drafts the best team after the season is over wins! Make sure to listen to who they'll each be rooting for.

Sox on 35th MiLB editor Michael Suareo kicks off the inaugural episode of Pipeline to 35th, our new monthly minor-league podcast. Michael previews each of the four White Sox affiliates and provides key names to watch throughout the 2024 season.

Follow Pipeline to 35th on X and Instagram @PipelineTo35th for more!  

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are joined by From The 108's Beefloaf (@MrDelicious13) on the latest episode! The crew start by recapping the 2024 #108Tourney and building a team of White Sox personalities they feel could win more games than the 2024 White Sox. Later, the entire crew previews the upcoming season, picks their MVPs and Cy Youngs, and leave you with some bold predictions to get you ready for Opening Day!

Michael Suareo is joined by Nik Gaur to talk through the latest Sox On 35th Top 30 White Sox Prospects list that was released last week! Who are some of the biggest risers and fallers, and do you agree with our new #1 prospect on the list?

Plus, the pair answers some of your questions about the list and the current state of the White Sox farm system as the MiLB comes to a close.

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur bring you closer to Opening Day 2024 by reviewing some key roster decisions that were made recently. How do you feel about the decision to move Garrett Crochet to the rotation as the Opening Day starter? Does it make sense that the team moved Michael Kopech to the bullpen long-term?

Plus, the crew discusses how these above decisions may have paved the way perfectly for Nick Nastrini to join the rotation to start the season. Is there any reason he shouldn't? The crew discusses this and more with less than a week until Opening Day!

In a not-so-surprising move, the White Sox dealt Dylan Cease to the Padres on Wednesday.

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur give their reactions to the move and share their differing opinions on just how good, or underwhelming, the return was for Cease.

Duke Coughlin and Jordan Lazowski are joined by MiLB Managing Editor Michael Suareo as Spring Training is fully underway. Are you buying Eloy Jimenez's hot streak to start the Spring? Plus, the crew proposes a creative solution to the problem of trying to make Garrett Crochet a starter.

Later, Michael gives a rundown of his work in creating Sox On 35th's Prospect Week, including more details on how he created his list and who he thinks you should keep an eye on in 2024.

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are joined by MLB.com White Sox beat writer Scott Merkin as Spring Training gets underway. He provides some updates on players he's hearing a lot about in Arizona, clarifies the "culture shift" for the White Sox and how things are different this year, and even throws a classic Ozzie Guillen story in there for the longtime White Sox fans.

Plus, what does Merkin think White Sox fans should look forward to in 2024? This and much more on our latest episode!

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are joined by current White Sox first baseman and right fielder Gavin Sheets. From his college days at Wake Forest to hitting home runs in front of friends and family in Baltimore, Sheets talks about the highlights of his career to date. What was it like to make the playoffs during his first season in 2021?  How was the transition from first base to the outfield? What adjustments has Sheets been making to his swing ahead of the season?

All of this and much more in our conversation. 

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Note: This episode was originally recorded on February 5, 2024.

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are joined by former White Sox top prospect Carson Fulmer to discuss his rollercoaster of a career. From the highs of being a top 10 draft pick to the lows of his struggles on the South Side, what has he learned throughout the years? What does he wish would’ve gone differently in his professional development? But most importantly, what is he excited about for this upcoming season?

This and much more in a very candid conversation with the right-hander.

Duke Coughlin and Jordan Lazowski are joined by Michael Suareo to discuss the two latest White Sox trades that sent Gregory Santos to the Mariners and Cristian Mena to the Diamondbacks. What is the value the White Sox received in return? Was it enough to justify the pieces they traded away?

Plus, do these trades give you more confidence in Chris Getz's ability to get a strong return for Dylan Cease, especially given the rumored market for him? The crew discusses this and more!

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are back to talk about what has been a frustrating offseason thus far for the White Sox. With so many additions both underwhelming and connected to the Kansas City Royals, do you feel this has become a problem? 

Plus, with Dylan Cease still on the roster, is it a failure by Chris Getz if he starts the season with the club? The crew talks about this and much more, including welcoming the team's new play-by-play broadcaster, John Schriffen!

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are joined by White Sox pitching prospect Nick Nastrini. The centerpiece of the Lance Lynn and Joe Kelly trade talks about having to unexpectedly switch organizations at the 2023 deadline. What are some of the early differences he's noticed between the Sox and Dodgers in terms of player development? How does he evaluate himself and use data to improve his performance on the mound?

Nastrini opens up about his journey through the minor leagues and even answers some very important rapid-fire questions! 

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are saying farewell to 2023 in a unique style. After discussing the signing of Erick Fedde and the true direction of the 2024 White Sox, they draft their most memorable moments of the White Sox' 2023 season.

See which moments they drafted, which ones they didn't, and ultimately, who came out with the best draft picks!

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are joined by MiLB Managing Editor Michael Suareo to cover the latest in White Sox baseball.

They first discuss Chris Getz's latest comments about the "cards" he's been dealt and whether he should be blaming himself more as the dealer. What do these comments say to you about Getz's ability to fix things moving forward? The crew discusses this and more.

Later, Michael discusses the latest updates to our Sox On 35th Top 30 Prospects list as the MiLB season comes to a close. Who are some of the risers and fallers fans should watch out for? How did Michael build the list? And with Marco Paddy out, who could come in and help re-shape the White Sox's international scouting department?

This and more on a packed episode!

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are back to talk about the latest in White Sox news. Jordan and Duke get into quite the debate regarding the Aaron Bummer trade. Did the White Sox get enough value in the deal? Should they have waited and moved him at the deadline? And who are the players coming back in return - and how will they help the 2024 White Sox?

Later, the crew takes a look at the Dylan Cease trade rumors. How much do you believe the connection to the Dodgers, and what should the White Sox get in return for him? Which other teams may make the most sense - and who could be a dark horse to acquire him?

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, Maddie Spagnola, Michael Suareo, and Noah Phalen head to Twitter Spaces for the latest podcast episode! They discuss the White Sox’s decision to decline Tim Anderson and Liam Hendriks’ options and the team’s new coaching staff. Do you agree with the decisions made? How will these player and personnel decisions affect the next core of the White Sox? The crew reviews this and more.

To end the show, they discuss some fan questions on potential signings, trades, and much more!

To end the first full season of our weekly podcast, Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur travel back in time to November 2020 - the crucial juncture of this failed rebuild. In doing so, they are given the change to have a do-over and try to get the White Sox in a better position than they are right now.

Which players would they sign - or not sign? What about some of the managerial decisions? What would their roster-building philosophy be? And, at the end of the day, could they have made things better?

Everything is on the table in this final look at the "contention window" before turning the page to a new era in 2024.

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur bring an end to the 2023 White Sox season. They discuss the recent changes to the major league coaching staff and debate Tim Anderson's future with the team after he sat out of the team's season finale.

They round it all out by making fun of their preseason predictions. Come learn just how wrong they were about how the 2023 season would go as they discuss what they can learn heading into next year.

Jordan Lazowski, Nik Gaur, and Michael Suareo are joined by former White Sox outfielder Brian Anderson to call back to better days on the South Side. Anderson talks about coming up through the White Sox organization, reminisces about his role in the 2008 Blackout Game on its 15th anniversary, and calls back to some of his struggles and what he learned from them.

Later, he talks more about Chris Getz and the job he thinks he will do, as well as what he thinks may be a missing piece in the clubhouse for the White Sox and around baseball in general.

With just six games left in 2023, Jordan Lazowski and Nik Gaur are joined by Senior Contributor Tim Moran to discuss the recent front office hires for the White Sox. How do you feel about Chris Getz’s front office vision? The crew also discusses some recent developments on the field for the White Sox. How confident should fans be in those players still under contract for 2024?

Later, Minor League Contributor Michael Suareo joins to recap the MiLB season now that it has come to a close. Suareo highlights some positives and negatives for the White Sox, what he’s looking for in the White Sox’s Arizona Fall League participants, and who he wants to see as the next Director of Player Development.

Duke Coughlin and Nik Gaur are joined by Sox On 35th contributor Tommy Gross to start thinking about the 2024 season for the White Sox. The biggest question on most people’s minds - what should the White Sox do about Tim Anderson’s option? The crew debates the merits of picking it up and letting him walk. What would you do?

Later, they take a look at some of the potential future pieces on the field right now. Is there anyone who is impressing you and making a name for themselves in the future? Or is this team doomed to repeat a longer rebuilding process yet again?

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur discuss Michael Kopech’s move to the bullpen and its long-term effects on the right-hander. Plus, with Chris Getz wanting the team to become more “athletic,” the crew discusses which names come to mind as players who could be traded as a result.

Later, Sox On 35th contributor Maddie Spagnola joins to discuss Pedro Grifol as the White Sox’s manager. Does the team’s decision to bring him back make sense? What growth does he need to show in year two to quiet the concerns around his leadership?

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur break down the White Sox’s decision to promote Chris Getz to general manager. What are your feelings on the hire - and the process that led to Getz? How do you feel about the comments Jerry Reinsdorf made during the press conference? And is there any silver lining we can point to in all of this?

The crew discusses this and more in giving their unique perspective on the promotion.

The full crew is back together this week, as Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur discuss the latest news and rumors surrounding the next White Sox head of baseball operations. Would you be happy with a Getz/Moore combination? Who are some other candidates from around baseball that would be worth considering? Our crew throws some names out there for discussion.

Plus, just how dysfunctional was the front office towards the end, and how did the Hahn/Williams dynamic affect trades?

Jordan Lazowski and Nik Gaur "celebrate" the team's 100th loss of the season by taking a look at some of the recent play under interim manager Grady Sizemore. What are your early thoughts on Sizemore's job as manager and the clubhouse culture he's created? Is there anything he can do to convince Chris Getz he should be the guy heading into 2025 and beyond for the White Sox?

Plus, it's been about a month, so Nik and Jordan dive into the early returns for the White Sox at the Trade Deadline. Is Miguel Vargas ever going to turn it on, or are there much larger concerns here? And are the Dodgers getting too much credit for Michael Kopech's strong start to his career in Los Angeles?

Finally, Yoan Moncada might be making a September appearance. Is it even worth it at this point? Either way, could it even make sense to bring back Moncada on a prove-it deal next season?

This and much more on a packed episode!

Duke Coughlin and Nik Gaur provide their instant reactions to the firings of White Sox executive vice president Kenny Williams and general manager Rick Hahn. For more coverage, visit SoxOn35th.com. 

Duke Coughlin and Nik Gaur start their latest review of the joy that is being a White Sox fan by talking about the rumors that Jerry Reinsdorf could look to sell the team - or threaten to move them to Nashville. How do these rumors affect you as a fan? How would our cre react to the relocation of the White Sox?

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The duo is later joined by Sox On 35th contributors Michael Suareo and Thatcher Zalewski to talk about their latest Top 30 White Sox Prospect rankings. Who were the biggest risers and fallers from the preseason top 30? Who else should fans get familiar with in the minors? Michael and Thatcher share this and more!

Duke Coughlin and Jordan Lazowski recap a wild week of headlines after that TA7/JRam fight. Where does this team’s lack of culture come from? Where are they going to find their leaders? And how come veterans continue to see playing time in a lost season?

They are later joined by Sox On 35th contributor Adam Kaplan to discuss a polarizing player in Andrew Vaughn. How does he view Vaughn’s season? And how confident is he that Vaughn is a part of the team’s future plans?

Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur are joined by Barstool Sports’ Dave Williams to mark the official end of the rebuild. They discuss Dave’s beginnings at Barstool and as a Sox fan, but more importantly, vent about the frustrations of being a South Sider right now.

Plus, how should we view the aftermath of the Tim Anderson/Jose Ramirez brawl? The crew discusses this and much more as they mark the beginning of hopefully better times to come.