Suds, Schwab, and newly married JT jump on to celebrate something that once felt impossible: playoff baseball on the South Side and the White Sox winning their first postseason series in more than 20 years.

The guys recap the sweep of Houston, the wild ride that got the Sox here, and why this young team suddenly looks built for October.

Topics include:

• Sweeping Houston and finally breaking the White Sox playoff series drought
• The relentless offense, grinding at-bats, and constantly putting pressure on opposing pitching
• Chase Meidroth delivering the biggest hit of the postseason so far
• Kyle Teel, Sammy Antonacci, Tristan Peters, Miguel Vargas, and the young core continuing to step up
• The Sox turning a bullpen-heavy pitching strategy into a major postseason advantage
• Hagen Smith becoming an absolute weapon and Eric Fedde reaching back for another gear
• Breaking down the White Sox vs. Guardians position by position
• Why Cleveland’s struggles against left-handed pitching could be a major factor
• Looking back at preseason predictions
• The incredible clubhouse chemistry, celebrations, and why this group has become so easy to root for
• Predictions for the ALDS and the belief that the Sox can keep this run going

After podcasting through one of the darkest stretches in franchise history, White Sox Therapy finally gets to talk about October baseball, playoff wins, and a team that feels like it belongs.

The White Sox are back.

Sit back, relax, and strap it down, White Sox Therapy.

Schwaby and Suds break down the last few weeks of White Sox baseball. We discuss what went wrong in the Pirates series, some questionable decisions by Will, and who needs to step up in the next two weeks to secure the first division title in 5 years.

Congrats to JT and Maggie on their upcoming wedding!

Sit back, relax, and strap it down.

White Sox Therapy.

Suds, Schwab, JT, and Nick Sr. jump into the studio for another White Sox Therapy session after a frustrating series loss to Cincinnati — but with the Sox still sitting 2.5 games up in the AL Central as the dog days of August arrive.

The guys break down a rough stretch that included the bullpen collapse against the Reds, Davis Martin’s continued first-inning struggles, and a 7–9 record over the previous two weeks. Despite the recent skid, the Sox remain in first place heading into a massive weekend series in Detroit.

Then it’s time to revisit the trade deadline and hand out grades for Chris Getz’s moves.

Topics include:

• The painful series loss to Cincinnati
• Whether Will Venable mismanaged the bullpen
• Davis Martin’s first-inning struggles and whether the Sox should use an opener
• Luis Castillo’s impressive early showing and increased changeup usage
• Trading Boston Smith and whether the Sox gave up a future impact bat
• Brenton Doyle’s defense, speed, and long-term fit in center field
• The addition of Huascar Brazoban to the bullpen
• Overall grades for the White Sox trade deadline
• Whether the Sox should have been more aggressive with rental pitching
• The heated debate over Colson Montgomery’s future
• Whether Montgomery should have been traded for controllable starting pitching
• His power, strikeout issues, and struggles with runners in scoring position
• The Sox’s young infield depth with prospects waiting in the wings
• Anthony Kay’s strong stretch, Chase Meidroth’s hot bat, and Edgar Quero’s improvement
• Drew Thorpe and other pitching reinforcements potentially on the way

The episode closes with some much-needed PMA. Despite heartbreaking losses, slumps, and plenty of reasons for White Sox fans to panic, this young team continues to bounce back — and they still control the AL Central heading into one of the biggest series of the season.

Is this team ready to hold onto first place and make a real run at October, or will the lack of a bigger deadline splash come back to haunt them?

The sky isn’t falling yet.

Sit back, relax, hold on for one more day… and strap it down, White Sox Therapy.