Baseball season might be over on the south side, but you better believe Roger Bassard is still keeping that field in prime condition! Here is this edition of 89 Seconds With 890 powered by Xfinity.
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89 Seconds With 890: Harold Baines
White Sox legend, Harold Baines, joins us for this edition of 89 Seconds With 890 powered by Xfinity!
89 Seconds With 890: Miguel Gonzalez
Former White Sox pitcher, Miguel Gonzalez, answered April’s rapid fire questions on this edition of 89 Seconds With 890 powered by Xfinity!
89 Seconds With 890: Nicky Delmonico
Nicky Delmonico has one of the best motivational songs ever! Find out on which one on this edition of 89 Seconds With 890 powered by Xfinity!
89 Seconds With 890: Aaron Bummer
Has White Sox pitcher, Aaron Bummer, ever been to a concert in his life?! Find out on this edition of 89 Seconds With 890 powered by #Xfinity!
89 Seconds With 890: Adam Engel
White Sox center fielder, Adam Engel, takes on rapid fire questions on this edition of 89 Seconds With 890 powered by Xfinity!
89 Seconds With 890: Kevan Smith
Chicago White Sox catcher, Kevan Smith has a great rendition of the Jurassic Park theme in this edition of 89 Seconds With 890 powered by #Xfinity!
89 Seconds with 890: Tim Anderson
Can Tim Anderson recite the lyrics to “The Fresh Prince of Bel Air” theme? Find out on this edition of 89 Seconds with 890 powered by Xfinity!
89 Seconds with 890: Mike Squires
Mike Squires talks the difference between baseball now versus baseball back in the day on this edition of 89 Seconds With 890 powered by Xfinity!
89 Seconds with 890: Dan Pasqua
Although Dan Pasqua was raised in New York, he has an appreciation for a Chicago staple, deep dish pizza! Here is this edition of 89 Seconds With 890 powered by #Xfinity!
89 Seconds with 890: Derek Holland
We talk to Derek Holland… or is it Kermit The Frog? In this edition of 89 Seconds with 890 powered by Xfinity!
89 Seconds with 890: Todd Steverson
On this edition of 89 Seconds with 890, powered by Xfinity, Todd Steverson poses the age old question, why can’t you put ketchup on a hot dog in Chicago?!
