Bernstein: Ozzie Needs To Stop
Any time someone announces an intention to take the high road, it's a good bet that exactly the opposite is about to happen.
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Any time someone announces an intention to take the high road, it's a good bet that exactly the opposite is about to happen.
Bobby Jenks is now playing for the Boston Red Sox. It is only spring training and the former reliever is already trash talking his old team. Ozzie Guillen didn't keep quiet and warned Jenks to leave the past where it is.
Just when spring training was getting going, bad news came toward Mark Teahen.
On Wednesday, Chicago White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen announced that newly acquired slugger Adam Dunn will bat either third or fourth in the lineup.
There was a time over the offseason that it looked as if Paul Konerko would be playing the 2011 season away from the Chicago White Sox.
Last season was a drama-filled season for the White Sox. It seemed every week there was something else to build the tensions between Ozzie Guillen and Kenny Williams. The two want to put the past in the past and have a drama-free season.
The Chicago White Sox were a good team last season, now it might be solid. Adam Dunn got an early start in spring training and feels like the White Sox are complete this season.
There's a lot of optimism surrounding the Chicago White Sox heading into the start of spring training. Hopefully for the team, and its fans, the season's the attention stays on what they're is doing on the field.
Wow....now that's what I call a busy day as the Sox opened up their Spring Training camp out here in Glendale. Where to start? Let's start with Jake Peavy who told us that he has been throwing for the last month or so and feels fine.
Baseball season is just around the corner and Ozzie Guillen has his lineup set for the White Sox.
Friday night was a big night for Chicago White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen. On top of attending SoxFest 2011, it was his birthday, his option for 2011 was picked up by the team and he was the guest of honor at The Score's Celebrity Roast.
The Chicago White Sox have picked up their 2012 option on manager Ozzie Guillen's contract.
The internet may have just changed for ever. First there was Facebook, then MySpace and then Twitter. Now we can welcome OzzieGuillen.com to the digital world.
Gordon Beckham wasn't going to get into the details of Oney Guillen and his "Twitter Gone Wild'' account like Matt Thornton did a few weeks ago, but the White Sox second baseman would like to see a drama-free 2011.
Immature attention-whore Oney Guillen envisions himself as a heroic guardian of the family name. The 24-year-old adolescent fires venomous Twitter salvos while idling on a Venezuelan beach, then puts down his daiquiri long enough to dial up WSCR to dig even deeper into his self-made hole of stupid.
When Bobby Jenks signed with the Boston Red Sox most thought that his days of filling Chicago headlines was over.
Ozzie Guillen's son, Oney, slammed former White Sox player Bobby Jenks on Twitter Tuesday night, after the Boston Red Sox pitcher criticized the way the White Sox let him go.
So, apparently, you can get a managing gig if your name is Pete Rose. Just as long as there's a "Junior" attached to the end of it.
White Sox fans will anxiously await Paul Konerko's decision for the 2011 season. One thing has been established, if Konerko leaves there will be no captain named to replace him.
According to several White Sox players, the talk circulating throughout the team on Monday is that they will have their "Captain'' back.
General manager Ken Williams and manager Ozzie Guillen have ended the cold war – for now.
KennyBall, anyone? After allowing Ozzie Guillen to realize his quixotic desire for speed and flexibility -- mixing and matching his lineup and playing NL-style baseball -- it appears the White Sox have come to their senses by signing prolific slugger Adam Dunn to a four-year deal worth $56 million.
It was obvious by the end of the 2010 season that the White Sox had grown tired of Bobby Jenks. The feeling from the right-handed closer was mutual. So on Thursday, it came as little surprise that the Robert Scott Jenks Era came to an end.
Amid the daily debates over such minutiae as Tampa-2 zone drops, defensive rebounding margins, penalty-kill percentages and bullpen WHIP, we can lose sight of the larger trends occurring.
"I'm thrilled,'' Ramirez said through interpreter Lou Hernandez. "I'm not sure if I'm the first or second Cuban to accomplish this, but I'm really proud of the honor.''
