After explanation, Guillen has some explaining to do

…it seems to me that Guillen is doing a nice effort to get himself fired.
He used to be a better manager that usually put in the roster players that make this team win. Today’s Guillen would have never brought in a relatively inexperienced Jenks (Only 6 career saves) to close a game during a play-off like he did in 2005. Where is that fearless Guillen? This year many things seem to go wrong for the WhiteSox and that includes its manager’s bad decisions. He says he want to stay for the next 20 years, but his actions speak of something else. Is there anything we don’t know maybe? So many obvious bad decisions to prove a point? Which point? That he is a bad manager? Who would do that? I still like Guillen but he’s been erratic this year. I think maybe he needs some of his usual tirades of insults and bad words so we can understand him. That’s about the only area he has improven this year. He is a more tamed beast. He is almost boring.

I see that now – was tough to admit it. For this reason he needs to go.

Someone with this club, be an adult, please.

he has a heck of a lot more culpability than mere negligence.

http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/index.php/buehrles-free-agent-prospects/

de aza has done nothing but hammer the ball since the first day he’s been here and had a couple of doubles saturday. ozzie is terrible and needs to go. If reinsdorf doesn’t see that then he must be blind.

In a microcosm, this has to map back to the Thome non-re-signing. Bigger picture, I wonder if Guillen has much of any use for the “big lug” type of hitter. When Williams indulged him with the Kotsay dh committee last year and judged it a failure, I’m thinking Guillen didn’t think it was a failure in principle, just in its execution, so he might have seen Dunn as a step backward. Williams thought otherwise. Overall, it seems like a lightning rod for the tensions between the two.

or it’s his FU to Kenny.

Even I feel sorry for Done in that situation, where he is doomed to fail and has to tolerate yet another round of boos. And then his manager points the finger of blame at him.

putting their “big money acquisition” on display to get booed and embarrassed after another game of futility.

seems he wont manage until he gets his money. and if the white sox dont re-up him before his deal expires while shelling out this big money to guys like dunn and rios he is just going to tank his way to another team

Because Ozzie needs to be fired before next season.

he keeps the club relevant, always in the news etc. he gives the club a high profile.

Just let Ozzie go and hire a manager I can understand. Designate Dunn and Williams for assignment (I know you can’t do that to Williams But we can try)

And he knows it. If he were coming back, would he have thrown Dunn under the bus like that? Used those words?
Sigh.

These comments should bolt and weld it. Time to let him go Jerry.

If joo don’t wing de gay the rest eez boolsheet.

Rosenthal has a source familiar with the thinking of Ozzie Guillen who has recently dropped his predicted chances of the manager returning to 50-50.

An article on the same vain with a sorta Machiavelli theory.

If anything, Reinsdorf would be doing Guillen a great favor by allowing him to leave for the Marlins. Since so many White Sox have so little trade value, a similar cast is likely to return in 2012.

Haha!…it would be interesting seeing Guillen trying to figure out how to compete against the Phillies and their pitching stars and the always successful Braves…. and the Mets are not easy prey, they have a big budget, and with Alderson fixing Minaya’s mess they will return to be competitive soon enough….and The Nationals upcoming and current myraid of talent (Harper, Strasburg, Ramos, Desmond, Werth, Zimmermann (both of them), etc)…. yeah Guillen, you and Hanley will have a nice one there.