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CHICAGO — You’ve got to have thick skin to be a major-league manager, and no one alive has managed more major-league games than Tony La Russa.

Fan resentment toward La Russa isn’t going to get better unless the Sox get much better, and fast.

CHICAGO – After the final out was made, and the comeback was complete, Rangers designated hitter Kole Calhoun went up to starting pitcher Martín Pérez, put his arms on his pitcher’s shoulders and then patted him on the back.

La Russa's seat keeps getting hotter and hotter.

White Sox infielder Danny Mendick has always loved baseball, sometimes more than it loved him back. Will he stick in the big leagues this time?

Much like delayed season, the timing of these questions seems to be a little behind

After intentionally walking Dodgers shortstop Trea Turner on a two-strike count on Thursday, the White Sox manager doubled down on his decision.

Yesterday, in the Dodgers’ 11–9 win over the White Sox, Chicago manager Tony La Russa made the puzzling decision to intentionally walk Trea Turner on a 1–2 count to face Max Muncy. Many of you probably know what happened, but let’s briefly run through the situation just in case before…

The White Sox manager and recently fired Angels manager Joe Maddon share a bond: They’re never wrong.