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August 28, 1990, Ryne Sandberg of the Chicago Cubs becomes the first second baseman in history to notch consecutive 30-home run seasons. Sandberg hits his milestone 30th home run against the Houston Astros, helping the Cubs to a 5-2 win. Sandberg went onto hit 40 homeruns, he is 1 of 9 men to hit 40 homeruns in a season and the cubs ar the only team to have 40+ homerun hitters at shortstop and secondbase. August 28, 1967, the Boston Red Sox sign free agent first baseman/outfielder Ken “Hawk” Harrelson, who had been fired by the Kansas City A's for making critical remarks about owner Charlie Finley. Harrelson reportedly receives a $75,000 bonus and salary package for 1967 and 1968. Harrelson will homer in his first Boston at bat but will hit just .200 for the Red Sox in 1967, he did hit 3 homeruns and drive in 14 however. The next year, however, he will become an All-Star and lead the American League with 109 RBI. Harrelson has become a colorful out spoken announcer since his retirment for baseball. 1951 - The Braves sell pitcher Johnny Sain to the Yankees for $50,000 and a young pitcher named Lew Burdette. It is another late-season insurance measure for the New Yorkers. Burdette would later be the key pitcher when the Braves beat the Yankees in the 1957 World Series. He won games 2,5 and 7 including back to back shutouts in game 5 and 7. Sain did pitch for 3 championship teams for New York but only pitched 13.2 innings over those years and went 1-1 in the World Series. Burdette pitched more innings and won more games in 1957 series alone.

August 28, 1990, Ryne Sandberg of the Chicago Cubs becomes the first second baseman in history to notch consecutive 30-home run seasons. Sandberg hits his milestone 30th home run against the Houston Astros, helping the Cubs to a 5-2 win. Sandberg went onto hit 40 homeruns, he is 1 of 9 men to hit 40 homeruns in a season and the cubs ar the only team to have 40+ homerun hitters at shortstop and secondbase. August 28, 1967, the Boston Red Sox sign free agent first baseman/outfielder Ken “Hawk” Harrelson, who had been fired by the Kansas City A's for making critical remarks about owner Charlie Finley. Harrelson reportedly receives a $75,000 bonus and salary package for 1967 and 1968. Harrelson will homer in his first Boston at bat but will hit just .200 for the Red Sox in 1967, he did hit 3 homeruns and drive in 14 however. The next year, however, he will become an All-Star and lead the American League with 109 RBI. Harrelson has become a colorful out spoken announcer since his retirment for baseball. 1951 - The Braves sell pitcher Johnny Sain to the Yankees for $50,000 and a young pitcher named Lew Burdette. It is another late-season insurance measure for the New Yorkers. Burdette would later be the key pitcher when the Braves beat the Yankees in the 1957 World Series. He won games 2,5 and 7 including back to back shutouts in game 5 and 7. Sain did pitch for 3 championship teams for New York but only pitched 13.2 innings over those years and went 1-1 in the World Series. Burdette pitched more innings and won more games in 1957 series alone.

In the final hour, Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes were joined by Herb Howard of The Bigs Media to discuss getting to know rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, the job general manager Ryan Poles has done rebuilding the team's roster and more. Laurence then shared his conversation with former Bears running back Matt Forte, who shared advice for rookie quarterback Caleb Williams. Later, in preparation for the Cubs-White Sox series, Bernstein and Holmes listened back to former Sox manager Ozzie Guillen and former play-by-play announcer Ken "Hawk" Harrelson complain about Wrigley Field.

August 28, 1990, Ryne Sandberg of the Chicago Cubs becomes the first second baseman in history to notch consecutive 30-home run seasons. Sandberg hits his milestone 30th home run against the Houston Astros, helping the Cubs to a 5-2 win. Sandberg went onto hit 40 homeruns, he is 1 of 9 men to hit 40 homeruns in a season and the cubs ar the only team to have 40+ homerun hitters at shortstop and secondbase. August 28, 1967, the Boston Red Sox sign free agent first baseman/outfielder Ken “Hawk” Harrelson, who had been fired by the Kansas City A's for making critical remarks about owner Charlie Finley. Harrelson reportedly receives a $75,000 bonus and salary package for 1967 and 1968. Harrelson will homer in his first Boston at bat but will hit just .200 for the Red Sox in 1967, he did hit 3 homeruns and drive in 14 however. The next year, however, he will become an All-Star and lead the American League with 109 RBI. Harrelson has become a colorful out spoken announcer since his retirment for baseball. 1951 - The Braves sell pitcher Johnny Sain to the Yankees for $50,000 and a young pitcher named Lew Burdette. It is another late-season insurance measure for the New Yorkers. Burdette would later be the key pitcher when the Braves beat the Yankees in the 1957 World Series. He won games 2,5 and 7 including back to back shutouts in game 5 and 7. Sain did pitch for 3 championship teams for New York but only pitched 13.2 innings over those years and went 1-1 in the World Series. Burdette pitched more innings and won more games in 1957 series alone.

In the final hour, Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes listened to Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer's recent comments regarding his club's offensive struggles, the decision to send catcher Miguel Amaya down to Triple-A Iowa and manager David Ross' in-game decision-making. Later, Bernstein and Holmes remembered the time White Sox play-by-play announcer Ken “Hawk“ Harrelson left the broadcast booth to check on infielder Todd Frazier after he made a diving catch into the stands during a game in Arlington, Texas.

In the final hour, Dan Bernstein, Laurence Holmes and Leila Rahimi were joined by former White Sox catcher and current "Foul Territory" co-host A.J. Pierzynski to discuss former White Sox broadcaster Ken "Hawk" Harrelson revealing it wasn't his decision to retire after the 2018 MLB season, how first baseman Jose Abreu will adjust to playing in Houston, the new MLB rules, pitch-framing and more. The midday crew then discussed longtime Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews saying he was "shocked" when he heard fellow star Patrick Kane was traded to the Rangers. Later, Bernstein, Holmes and Rahimi listened to Bears general manager Ryan Poles reveal what quarterback Justin Fields was doing when the team traded the No. 1 overall pick to the Panthers for receiver DJ Moore and a haul of picks.

In the final hour, Dan Bernstein, Laurence Holmes and Leila Rahimi were joined by Audacy Sports NFL insider Brian Baldinger to discuss Bears quarterback Justin Fields' development in 2022, the need to build a strong offensive line around Fields, the Eagles' diverse offense and much more. Rahimi then shared her recent conversation with Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts about the sportsbook coming to Wrigley Field. Later, Bernstein, Holmes and Rahimi listened to a moment in a recent Bulls game in which television analyst Stacey King sounded like legendary White Sox broadcaster Ken "Hawk" Harrelson.

On this edition of A's Cast Live, Chris Townsend reflected on the life and legacy of Ray Fosse. He was joined by Vince Cotroneo (31:10), Ken Korach (1:30:00) and Glen Kuiper (2:33:10). They also replayed several interviews involving Ray Fosse with: Dusty Baker (48:25), Hall of Famer, Ken "Hawk" Harrelson (1:54:55) and Hall of Famer, Jim Palmer (2:00:20). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In the final hour, Ramie Mahklouf was joined by Will Sammon of the Athletic to preview the Brewers-White Sox game on Sunday Night Baseball. After that, Makhlouf and the crew brought back Score audio wizard Chris Tannehill's tribute to legendary White Sox broadcaster Ken "Hawk" Harrelson as he entered the National Baseball Hall of Fame during a ceremony this weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mariners Classics will feature Game One of the 2000 ALDS. On Mariners Pod we will listen back to one of the greatest stories ever told on Mariners Radio. Ken "Hawk" Harrelson tells us how Lou got a 2-0 count for Edgar with the game on the line in the most unique way.

Mark Carman hosts a special of hour of Sports Central continuing the discussion on former White Sox broadcaster, Ed Farmer. Guests on the show include Ken “Hawk” Harrelson, Bill Melton, and Tom Marro.

On this post-winter meetings edition of White Sox Weekly, Andy Masur is joined by Chicago Sun-Times reporter, Daryl Van Schouwen and former White Sox broadcaster Ken "Hawk" Harrelson on the teams' acquisition of outfielder Nomar Mazara as well as other potential moves the team could make as the MLB offseason moves forward.

On this post-winter meetings edition of White Sox Weekly, Andy Masur is joined by Chicago Sun-Times reporter, Daryl Van Schouwen and former White Sox broadcaster Ken "Hawk" Harrelson on the teams' acquisition of outfielder Nomar Mazara as well as other potential moves the team could make as the MLB offseason moves forward

Ford Frick winner and Hall of Famer Ken "Hawk" Harrelson joins Chuck Garfien on the podcast(3:15) - People that have congratulated Hawk on his induction, including some people you would never guess(12:24) - Origin of some of your favorite "Hawk-isms"(15:29) - Great story about the late great Harry Caray(18:46) - His life growing up in Savannah, Georgia

The Cleveland Indians never won the American League pennant in the 1960's nor the AL East title. However, they played exciting baseball at Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Hope sprang eternal every spring. They were contenders in a number of years. Win or lose, they were our guys. They played for us! Memorable Tribe players from the 1960's include: Barry Latman, Ken Aspromonte, Harvey Kuenn, Bubba Phillips, John Romano, Frank Funk, Sam McDowell, Walt Bond, Willie Kirkland, Vic Power, Dick Donovan, Ruben Gomez, Pedro Ramos, Tommie Agee, Max Alvis, Jerry Kindall, Tommy John, Joe Adcock, Joe Azcue, Larry Brown, Vic Davalillo, Dick Howser, Fred Whitfield, Jack Kralick, Don McMahon, Sonnie Siebert, Luis Tiant, Vern Fuller, Chico Salmon, Duke Sims, Leon Wagner, Steve Hargan, Ralph Terry, Rocky Colavito, Phil Roof, Richie Scheinblum, Del Crandall, Jim Gentile, Jose Vidal, Stan Williams, Ray Fosse, Pedro Gonzales, Chuck Hinton, Tony Horton, Lee Maye, Mike Paul, Vicente Romo, Jose Cardenal, Jimmie Hall, Lou Piniella, Ken Suarez, Phil Hennigan, Juan Pizarro, Ken "Hawk" Harrelson, Jack Heidemann, Lou Klimchock, Eddie Leon, Zoilo Versalles and many more!

On this episode of On the Mark, Mark Carman chats with Christopher "Mai Tai Guy" Sorley- the Cubs fan who went viral for swiping a home run ball from two kids. Legendary broadcaster Ken "Hawk" Harrelson joins the pod to talk about the Hall and Harold Baines induction as a White Sox.

On this episode of On the Mark, Mark Carman chats with Christopher "Mai Tai Guy" Sorley- the Cubs fan who went viral for swiping a home run ball from two kids. Legendary broadcaster Ken "Hawk" Harrelson joins the pod to talk about the Hall and Harold Baines induction as a White Sox.

Edgar Martinez hit a huge home run versus the White Sox in the 2000 playoffs. Here is the story behind that home run as told by Ken "Hawk" Harrelson.

The White Sox Farm system, if White Sox pitching can actually get better... a tribute to Ken "Hawk Harrelson, if Tim Anderson, Yoan Moncada and Eloy Jimenez will stay consistent... MLB scheduling woes... and if Daniel Palka will EVER get a hit again in the MLB.  01:22 - 07:23: White Sox Farm SystemWe start off with an analysis of White Sox players that are moving up in the minors. This is an incredibly interesting time in the White Sox rebuild, as we see players in the lower levels performing at an insanely high level, and forcing the issue of moving up to the big leagues. However, a log jam is introduced when you consider where players from A+ and AA are supposed to go when you have an already full AAA roster.  07:23 - 14:19: White Sox Starting PitchingThere is an unfortunate spell of inconsistency happening with the entire starting rotation for the Chicago White Sox. With the possible exceptions of Carlos Rodon and Ivan Nova... Lucas Giolito, Reynaldo Lopez and now Ervin Santana are lacking in their ability to get out jams they've been getting themselves into.  14:19 - 19:37: Ken "Hawk" HarrelsonJoe opens up about his thoughts on the Hawk Harrelson cover story that was played during the various rain/snow delays, and about commentators being fans versus an unbiased analyst.  19:37 - 36:22: Tim AndersonTim Anderson is on an undeniable hot streak, but hear why Joe isn’t excited about him as much as other prospects coming up. Also, an interesting realization that the White Sox have very little infield depth in the farm system.  37:31 - 42:09: White Sox Starting Pitching (part 2!)A realization that while White Sox pitchers are definitely playing terrible so far, it seems like the opposing pitchers we've seen just so happen to be absolutely acing the White Sox hitters.  42:09 - 47:27: MLB SchedulingA discussion about MLB scheduling issues, and why we continue to see cold April games in the Midwest. 47:27 - 01:00:29: Eloy JimenezYou tell us... is 2019 Eloy Jimenez following the same patch as 2018 Moncada? Ryan points out that all of the pitchers we've seen so far are taking advantage of Jimenez' lack of MLB maturity and coming right out and attacking him, because they know they can right now.  01:00:29 - 01:13:16: More Contract Extensions Across The MLBRyan is enamored with even more extensions going on across the league, and we discuss the possibility, and probability of locking up another one of our own young players... Dylan Cease! Maybe even Yoan Moncada? Do the White Sox have anyone else they should consider extending a contract to?  01:13:16 - 01:16:33: White Sox Weekly Wrap-UpWe wrap up this week with a preview of the coming week, and give our predictions if Daniel Palka will actually get a hit before our next episode. 

Barstool Sports presents the Starting 9, featuring Jared Carrabis and Dallas Braden, the baseball podcast everyone wants but no one else will give you. This week's episode features a truly epic guest - World Series winner, one of the greatest DH's of all time, one of the most clutch players in baseball history - Big Papi, David Ortiz. Ortiz touches on this year's Red Sox, the home run mashing going on out in Oakland with Khris Davis and others, Bo Jackson, and the pitching in the modern game - including some thoughts on Blake Snell of the Rays - and much more. The guys also get into a wide variety of news, including Shohei Ohtani's impending Tommy John, John Gibbons and the Blue Jays parting ways, the developing situations with Roberto Osuna and Addison Russell, the injuries to Didi Gregorius and Dansby Swanson, and more. The crew dives into the wild postseason situation as we head into the final weekend, while also paying final respects to a trio of greats leaving the game - David Wright, Victor Martinez and Ken “Hawk” Harrelson. The crew also answers questions from the #groundscrew. 

Mark and Paul recap the Cubs-White Sox series (:31 mark), discuss Addison Russell's future (3:08), look at the Cubs' stretch run (5:10), discuss Kyle Hendricks' recent outings (10:25), evaluate Pedro Strop’s availability for the postseason roster (12:18), discuss how Lucas Giolito and Carlos Rodon fared against the Cubs (15:51), analyze the free-agent market for the White Sox (19:52), discuss White Sox attendance (21:18) and tip their caps to Ken "Hawk" Harrelson (24:36).

Mark and Paul discuss the fire at Wrigley Field (:28 mark), preview the Cubs-White Sox series (2:50), discuss if the Cubs can drive clinch the division before the Cardinals series (5:10), explore the rookie season of White Sox slugger Daniel Palka (7:18), discuss the return of Jose Abreu (8:45), the White Sox rotation (12:11) and the legacy of Ken "Hawk" Harrelson (14:51).

Chuck Garfien speaks with Ryan McGuffey and Matt Dahl, executive producers of the documentary "Hawk" which looks back at the life and career of Ken "Hawk" Harrelson. They talk about how they made the documentary, Harrelson's emotional return to his childhood home in Savannah, Georgia, going back to Fenway Park with Harrelson, how he met his wife at a Putt-Putt golf championship, what Mark Buehrle's perfect game meant to Harrelson's career and much more.

In the second hour, Ed Sherman and Steve Olken talk with Ken "Hawk" Harrelson about his new book, the White Sox and his many great stories from the world of golf. Later in the hour, we still make time for the Lesson Tee and even give a few thoughts on breaking news late in the show.

Dag is back today! Steve accidentally went on a facebook friend spree! Baseball legend Ken Hawk Harrelson joins the boys on air. Steve goes through an article about 15 chick cars men should never drive.

Mark and Paul discuss the Cubs’ moves before the trade deadline (:22 mark), the failure of the rotation to pitch deep into games (2:42), why the White Sox didn’t trade James Shields (6:10), Rick Renteria benching young players for lack of effort (9:59) and Paul Konerko prepping to sit in the booth with Ken “Hawk” Harrelson (14:58).

WGN Radio's Andy Masur joins Adam Hoge in the studio for your MLB opening day episode of Sports Central. Adam and Andy give a rundown of the Chicago baseball lineups and we get an update with Kevin Powell from San Antonio at the NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four. The show finishes off with the legendary Chicago White Sox announcer, Ken "Hawk" Harrelson.

Chuck Garfien sits down with Hawk Harrelson and A.J. Pierzynski in their first interview together to discuss their unique relationship which goes back 25 years to when Pierzynski was in high school and was considered the most hated baseball player in Orlando, Florida. Hawk talks about convincing Ken Williams to sign Pierzynski as a free agent in 2005, the time he wanted to fight Texas Rangers pitcher Vicente Padilla after he beaned Pierzynski twice in a game. Harrelson tells the story about playing in a foursome with Michael Jordan, Jim McMahon and Mike Ditka. They also discuss the White Sox rivalry with the Twins in the 2000's, umpire Joe West, arm wrestling, Hawk's autobiography, AJ's plea to get Harrelson in the broadcasting wing in the Hall of Fame, their plan to call a White Sox game together next season, and much more.

Manager A.J. HInch and Ken "Hawk" Harrelson join us before the final game of the White Sox series at Minute Maid Park. Former All-Star and current broadcaster for the south-siders, Harrelson tells the story of introducing batting gloves into the big leagues. Harrelson is in his final year of 33 seasons in the TV booth

M's lose the series to the White Sox and we recap. Ken "Hawk" Harrelson shares some stories including a great one about Edgar.

What is Ken "Hawk" Harrelson's favorite broadcast call he's ever made? What's the real story behind Hawk's "flaming red" golf glove? You won't want to miss the answer to these questions and more as Hawk joins the Chatting Cage.

Chet Coppock says that watching Ken "Hawk" Harrelson go ballistic over the ejection of a White Sox pitcher in a recent Chicago-Tampa Bay game was fantastic entertainment, regardless of what Bud Selig says. Hey, more clubs could use a guy with the theatrical flair Hawk brings to the park!

Chet Coppock says that watching Ken "Hawk" Harrelson go ballistic over the ejection of a White Sox pitcher in a recent Chicago-Tampa Bay game was fantastic entertainment, regardless of what Bud Selig says. Hey, more clubs could use a guy with the theatrical flair Hawk brings to the park!