The White Sox are on pace to break a modern MLB single-season record for ineptitude, and one of their broadcasters is bitter about not getting the manager's job
It's unlikely that any team could glide gracefully to a 123-loss season. The Chicago White Sox currently find themselves on pace to break the modern record for futility in Major League Baseball, currently held by the expansion New York Mets of 1962, who went 40-120.Ozzie Guillen, the last man to manage the White Sox to a World Series championship, is now somehow managing to make the situation even more awkward.
The Athletic reported that when the Sox called Guillen for the vacancy created when Tony La Russa stepped away for health reasons after the 2022 season, he was given 'a token interview' for the job.As quoted by Jon Greenberg, Guillen said, 'I swear to God on this, when Rick Hahn called me and said I don't have the job, he said, 'We found the next Ozzie Guillen.''The White Sox can tie an American League record for most consecutive losses Monday.
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