White Sox's Tommy Pham voices frustrations in profane interview

Pham discussed all of this after the game and was noticeably agitated with everybody involved.

"One run ball game. Close play at the plate. Actually it wasn’t even f------ close. It was a shallow fly ball to left field. You would expect the left fielder to throw the base runner out on that play," said an obviously enraged Pham. 

"In that situation in the game, third base coach sends you, you have to go. I am nailed out at home by a mile. I am going to the dugout, and I hear the tough guy with all the hoorah s---. I will never start anything, but I will be prepared to finish it. There is a reason why I do all kinds of fighting in the offseason. Because I am prepared to f--- somebody up. You can take it as what it is."

You can hear the unedited and uncensored version by clicking here. 

Pham has never been one to shy away from his feelings. Playing for a team that is now 15-45 was always going to be a potentially volatile situation for something like this. Especially a play like that. 

This also might have been the most interesting and fascinating thing to happen for the White Sox all season.