Will the White Sox win the AL pennant? | White Sox vs. Cubs | BBTN Live

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ESPN published this video item, entitled “Will the White Sox win the AL pennant? | White Sox vs. Cubs | BBTN Live” – below is their description.

Joon Lee, Phil Murphy, and former big leaguer, Xavier Scruggs, are back for another episode of BBTN Live, where they’ll preview the Chicago White Sox versus the Chicago Cubs on ABC. The crew will discuss the White Sox’s chances to win the AL pennant this season and do a post mortem on the dismantling of the Cubs’ championship core. The show will also discuss the culture of today’s MLB game and the state of international baseball. Also, the guys will take at the plays and video that made us say, “You Love To See It”.

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