Transcript (en)

Belmont Comelli. Belmont, great to have you back here at Rainfield, this time for postseason baseball. Now you threw out the first pitch ahead of today's game. What was the experience like this time around in front of your hometown fans? I don't think I've ever had that much adrenaline surge through my body. The crowd here today is incredible. I got it over the plate. It was a little outside. Nice off-speed pitch. I was happy. You're a lifelong White Sox fan like a lot of us here. Where does your fandom stem from? My dad, Joe Camelli, is from Chicago Heights. He's no longer with us, but I know he's smiling down on the Sox today. He's smiling down indeed. Now, you were here in May for the Crosstown Classic. You are back here in October for White Sox baseball. Why is this game so special to you? Hey, I mean, we're 4-0 in the postseason. We're killing it right now. This team is incredible. Our fans are the best in the country, and I'm so happy to be here. Last but not least, as you can see, it is a packed house, a blackout game, an opportunity for the White Sox to clinch here today in front of our hometown fans. Message to White Sox faithful. Let's go White Sox, let's make history. You heard it here first, let's give it up for Bell Vacamelli.