The Chicago White Sox have been a staple in their respective, AL Central division, for years now. It comes off the heels of a successful 2005 World Series run where do you remember AJ Pierzynski still calling himself a rockstar in the city that embraced him for a period of time.
Fast forward to today, the White Sox and top rival Minnesota Twins are banking searching for a curable answer to their ownership positions.
The latest sources I can gather is the Twins are still out of proponent luck. They have been in more dire need of money than the White Sox for some time and as things stand clearly, a third-party is ready make an offer to the Chicago White Sox and Bulls owner, Jerry Reinsdorf.
It begs the question, with rules involving no such shortcuts, how Justin Ishbia got here. As a minority stake Chicago owner, he tried desperately to attack the buying thought of the Chicago shore where he is from and making a full-time offer.
Come to find out, he is left in disarray and so is mostly Minnesota as Spring Training starts to near.
Will their be a majority owner come regular season?
Are the Chicago White Sox really players?
Come to find out, yes they are, as the deadline nears Friday and it is likely according to the Athletic, local suburban native after four years finally receives his wish and owns the White Sox, Mr. Justin Ishbia, ironically but tragically, yet again for Twins fans.
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