to take some batting practice from former white sox and cubs outfielder, ryan sweeney. there goes.it's kind of funny. my grandparents were huge cubs fans. so when i got drafted by the white sox, they were really happy for me. but they're like, i will cheer for you but i will not cheer for the white sox. how does that happen? throw a strike. that's stays is easy. just throw a strike. all right. strike. some people in chicago, man, they don't care about the season, they make sure we beat the cubs. when i'm managing the white sox, i say, ok we win the game, against the cubs, we have dinner in the restaurant. yeah, we beat the cubs! if we lose, mama had to cook in the house. was there a side that resonated more with you, and the type of person that you are? like, describe the two different fan bases. well i just think, like, south side you think gritty, you know. you think, like, coming out there-- they are going to play hardball. well, south side is a bunch of blue collars people. blue collar. hard working. hard working guys, you know. back in wrigley field, it's different. you almost