Following up: Police report puts some Tony La Russa words on the record
While the White Sox and Tony La Russa have dodged the media thus far, they also dodged a couple…
A defense of friction as White Sox open managerial search
Because no team’s problems are unique, you can indirectly rehash Rick Renteria’s disastrous bullpen game in Game 3 of…
White Sox go boldly, yet still weirdly, in search for new manager
Charting the last White Sox managerial change doesn’t require a team of researchers. It might not even require multiple…
Podcast: Goodbye, Rick Renteria (and Don Cooper)
Josh and Jim recap the shocking news of Rick Renteria and Don Cooper’s firings. They discuss why were they…
Rick Renteria raised White Sox’s standards beyond his ability to meet them
The problem with taking on a job managing a rebuilding club is that whoever takes the job is not…
White Sox fire Don Cooper, which is even bigger news
In most organizations, the news of the manager’s firing would lead the proceedings when it comes to sea changes…
White Sox part ways with Rick Renteria
Either the White Sox standards for managerial performance have seismically shifted, or something worse is afoot. One way or…
Four White Sox who could use October redos
The tough thing about the White Sox’s three-game loss to Oakland in the wild card series is that they…
Carlos Rodón’s return to relief can’t be explained, only absorbed
In my write-up of Aaron Bummer’s return to the bullpen Thursday afternoon, I’d mentioned that I had posts in…
Bad strike zones come back to bite White Sox
It was only last week that the White Sox could hold their heads high, because they didn’t let the…
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