Thinks of no one but himself. He is saying what every manager thinks although they have what most people have, censorship.

He can talk and yell and talk and yell-—---too bad he isnt in a profession that gets you fired for that crap you know like every profession that isnt related to sports.

Its tired and not funny and tends to do nothing in terms of pumping his players up. They made a good point on the radio this morning that he went off about how its not the hitting coaches fault yada yada…...If its not the hitting coaches fault why still keep him around if he doesnt have an impact.

Same story differnt day. In fact, Kenny Williams, Ozzie and Jerry R are pefect for each other.

that his tirade even warrents comment. I think that he may be mentally unbalanced and giving him an audience for this stuff just eggs him on. Let’s just move on to something important. Now, I really believe that Dome should be leading off and Sori should hit sixth and Cedeno should…......

I recall even from my old Andy Frain days talking with him as a player, and he always had the mind, and generally the respect of those in the game; especially players. So, I think he’s a decent manager. What’s comical though is that he has always been one of the most outspoken, opinionated people in Chicago media, so I laugh whenever he has these public outcries about sports fans and what they think.

He really needs a fine and a suspension though before this totally comes off the rails. And is that the same son running around drunk in Chicago clubs most of the time? Now that’s funny.

I deleted the content of the post because it was copied/pasted in its entirety from another article, without attribution. This is a copyright violation and not permitted at BCB.

Please! If you are quoting from an article, give a link and maybe one or two paragraphs from the article. That’s sufficient, ESPECIALLY the link.

To ryanbrixenivy, if you want to go back and do this, feel free. But I wasn’t going to leave it the way it was.

...of how “Cubs focused” he is. Exactly who is saying the Cubs are the “best”? And what does the “celebration” of Lee Elia’s rant have to do with anything?

His reaction reminds me of something I’ve encountered on many occasions with Sox fans. As soon as things start going down for their team, they take out their frustrations on the Cubs. Why? It’s completely irrational and rather sad—like some guy who’s pissed off at his wife and kids so he goes next door and punches his neighbor.

I think Ozzie needs to stay in baseball. I missed the rant, so I appreciate the chance to read it. I’m always entertained when Ozzie goes off the rails. Without arguing the merits of him as a manager (and I think he’s above average), I enjoy having him explode every once in a while. Baseball is built on a long history of characters, and Ozzie certainly qualifies.

Of course, I’m not a White Sox fan, so it doesn’t bother me knowing that my team’s manager is crazy.

As long as he’s managing them and not the Cubs, he can pop off all he wants. Who cares?

...but I can’t help but feel like Kenny Williams and Ozzy Guillen won a world series despite themselves, not because of. Just looking at the decisions they’ve both made since then makes me feel like 2005 was something of a fluke.

I used to like Ozzie quite a bit… especially when he was a player. Today, I honestly can’t stand him. I though MLB was supposed to be about “professional” baseball? If a player/coach/manager/owner blew up once or twice, to me, thats no big deal. Ozzie seems to have made a bad habit of this, especially when his team needs some attention. If somebody hasn’t yet told him where that line is, the one he cannot cross, then eventually, he is going to cross it and will be fired. When this happens, he might have a hard time ever getting back into a managerial position again… hopefully, he’ll chill out, get some meds to calm him down, and keep a bar of soap nearby to keep his mouth clean.

very thankful that we have Lou as our manager. Ozzie loves making an ass of himself.

I wonder… do you think Ozzie wants to manage the Cubs? He goes on about ‘em enough.

The weird cult of personality that has sprung up around Ozzie.

Has anyone noticed that the Sox have introduced an “Ozzie Plan” package for tickets? Did he approve the plan or organize it or something?

Or that the commercials for the Sox games where doofuses hold up signs for the individual players feature shots of Ozzie in the dugout… well, just sitting there, occasionally looking around or nodding his head? WTF?

I mean the Sox have some great young talent. Can’t they sell tickets using the players on the field?

Worrying about Ozzie Guillen is as productive as worrying about Dusty Baker in Cincinnati. Who cares.

You win a world series, you must being doing something right. I can’t stand Ozzie Guillen, but he sadly did bring up so good points…in between his sailor talk of course.

“Dooon’t stop…belieeeeven!”

What a fuckin idiot!

yawn.

...but once again I refer the readers here to the best columnist in Chicago Sports, Barry Rozner. He hits on the head – once again – regarding Ozzie’s rants and Lou’s pseudo-rants. He carefully starts out with comparisons between cotton candy and shark attacks then nails it.

http://www.dailyherald.com/story/?id=185642

Read it, read it carefully. Because Rozner has some very, very interesting points regarding our favourite LF’er and how Lou is approaching it.