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. So much so that he seemingly caught the attention of his teammates.

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 with Saints players Chris Olave and Tyler Shough because they weren't scoring him enough fantasy points.

“Everybody was hearing me yell because [Chris] Olave and Tyler Shough weren't putting up the stats for me,” Pham said. “Everybody was looking at me like, ‘This man is crazy.' I needed X amount of points from them.”

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Did Tommy Pham win his fantasy football matchup in Week 4? That remains unknown to the public. But what is known is that the White Sox are red hot right now at the perfect time. The club is undefeated in the playoffs so far and is currently on a five-game win streak dating back to the regular-season finale against the Colorado Rockies.

The White Sox's pitching group has been solid for the most part, especially in the ALDS against the Guardians. Not to mention, the offense is doing just enough to help the team secure wins in the postseason. Game 3 of the ALDS will take place on Wednesday at 4 p.m. EST. It will be the first home playoff game in Chicago since 2021.