One of the most popular, and quickest, games in Chicago sports is called, “What Will Jerry Do?’’
It’s usually played at least once a year, sometimes involving the White Sox, sometimes involving the Bulls, sometimes involving both teams and always involving Jerry Reinsdorf, the chairman of both franchises. Whenever one of his teams performs poorly, eyes naturally turn to him because he’s the owner, because owners are supposed to right wrongs and because a wronged fan base demands action.
