Humberto Gutierrez
Tony La Russa, current manager of the Chicago White Sox, He announced his retirement due to health reasons. In view of this, the organization of the white-legged has mentioned names of possible leaders, so that they take the reins of the team in the next 2023 campaign. Venezuelan manager Ozzie Guillen revealed his stance, if he is called once more, but this time under the guidance of Rick Hahn.
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“It’s not in my plans. I don’t know if it’s in the White Sox’s plans. Although if they think I can help them next year, I’m very open to listening to them.” declared the ex-player to NBC Sports Chicago.
Hahn, general manager and vice president of the team, mentioned that he is looking for a manager who has “experience in the clubhouse” which at the time was essential to win the championship.
Ozzie Guillen says the White Sox manager spot is “not in the plans” as of right now.
But, he’s willing to listen if the phone ringshttps://t.co/VXSBY3UPGd
— White Sox Talk (@NBCSWhiteSox) October 6, 2022
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Guillén was with the black and white dresses in the 2005 season, when they managed to lift the World Series title. In addition to finishing a campaign record of 99 wins and 63 losses.
Miguel Cano, Venezuelan leader, took over the reins of the team for the remainder of this season thanks to La Russa’s health problems. Cano, after his good work in the campaign, could be taken into account as one of the possible candidates for next season.