Tommy Pham

Tommy Pham Just Turned A Dugout Moment Into White Sox Drama

The dustup comes with Chicago in the middle of a storybook season and one win away from clinching the ALDS, even as Pham’s first months with the club have included a late-season arrival as a platoon option against left-handed pitching. White Sox Have A New October Ritual Fans Can Rally Around A quirky postseason superstition has taken hold on the South Side, and it started with Kyle Teel and a few teammates leaning into an ice cream cone as their unexpected good luck charm during the American...

fanbeat.win · 27 days ago

"Only Concerned With His Wallet" - Fans Rip Tommy Pham for Confronting MLB Commissioner Over Baseballs Used in the League

MLB fans have criticized Tommy Pham after the White Sox veteran confronted commissioner Rob Manfred about the baseballs being used in the league. During Game 2 of the ALDS between the Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Guardians on Monday, Pham had a lighthearted exchange with Manfred about the consistency of MLB’s baseballs. Instead of clearing the wall, the ball resulted in an unusual, inning-ending double play after a White Sox baserunner was caught off base.

collegefootballnetwork.com · 27 days ago

The hilarious reason Tommy Pham was 'yelling' on White Sox's flight home for ALDS Game 3 | Sports-Addict

www.sports-addict.net · 27 days ago

White Sox news: The hilarious reason Tommy Pham was 'yelling' on flight home for ALDS Game 3

The Chicago White Sox are up 2-0 in the ALDS as they head back home for Game 3 against the Cleveland Guardians. While the team is focused on the upcoming contest that could decide the series, it appears Tommy Pham was a little distracted on the plane ride home. Upon landing, the 38-year-old outfielder claimed that he hilariously couldn't stop yelling while watching the Atlanta Falcons-New Orleans Saints “Monday Night Football” game, according to Jesse Rogers of ESPN. Pham claimed he was upset...

clutchpoints.com · 27 days ago

White Sox's Tommy Pham threatens to blackball reporter after he takes issue with article | Sports-Addict

www.sports-addict.net · 27 days ago

White Sox news: Tommy Pham threatens to blackball reporter

Chicago White Sox veteran Tommy Pham is never afraid to speak his mind. Agrest reported an exchange between MLB commissioner Rob Manfred and Pham in an article. Talkin' Baseball shared the part of Agrest's report that caught Pham's attention. How am I supposed to get a job next year if that ball don't go out,” Pham reportedly told Manfred in reference to a fly ball he hit in Game 1 of the ALDS that was caught by Guardians outfielder Angel Martinez at the warning track.

clutchpoints.com · 27 days ago

Tommy Pham Says He's Going to Get a Reporter Banned Because the Reporter Reported a Report - NewsBreak

Whether it’s a pretty-funny fantasy football slap or an actually-scary stabbing or surprisingly-visible social media tiff with a former teammate, Pham provides plenty of story fodder even when he’s not playing (which, hey, he’s also generally been pretty good at baseball, too). The predicate for the latest drama traces to a blast that the White Sox outfielder hit back on Saturday in Game One of the ALDS.

www.newsbreak.com · 27 days ago

The Baseball Gods Owe Tommy Pham One, They Paid The Chicago White Sox Back In Game 2

In an interview with Jeff Agrest of the Chicago Sun-Times, Pham reportedly asked Rob Manfred if something was going on with the baseballs, telling the MLB commissioner: “How am I supposed to get a job next year if that ball don’t go out?” Munetaka Murakami’s two-run homer in the top of the fourth provided all the offense the White Sox needed, while Grant Taylor delivered a gutsy four-inning save to secure a 3-0 victory in Game 1 of the ALDS.

www.sportsmockery.com · 27 days ago

White Sox' Tommy Pham "confronts" MLB commissioner Rob Manfred about baseballs

CLEVELAND — Tommy Pham still can’t believe the ball he hit Saturday in Game 1 of the American League Division Series didn’t leave the yard. As an intrepid reporter was interviewing MLB commissioner Rob Manfred outside the White Sox’ dugout Monday before Game 2, Pham left his batting-practice session to ask Manfred an important question: “Rob, what’s going on with the balls?” In the sixth inning, Pham hit a ball 366 feet to the left-field wall with an expected batting average of .860, accordin...

chicago.suntimes.com · 28 days ago