Chicago White Sox Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf made the right call in firing Ken WIlliams and Rick Hahn. Too bad he couldn't fire himself.
Reinsdorf wouldn’t speak to the media, naturally. He’s muted himself since the ’90s, when someone told him he talked too much and only got in trouble for saying what he believed. That’s his prerogative, but it shows a lack of respect for fans who put down their hard-earned money to watch his teams.
“This led me to the conclusion that the best decision for the organization moving forward is to make a change in our baseball department leadership,” he added.It’s not shocking Hahn is out. He looked like he was wearing a blindfold and asking for a cigarette at a recent news conference, where he suggested out loud he might not be back. He knew his time was up, and that the “parade” he said would vindicate his plan was not going to happen.
Epstein may have better things to do than save the Sox for the South Side, but it wouldn’t hurt to ask.Going outside the organization is a must since promoting someone Williams or Hahn hired would result in the same, old problems and the same, old fan resentment.
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