“Everybody in the organization said, ‘We’ve got a job to do — put players in a position to win so fans are entertained and pay to watch them play,’” he said. “Well, that staff embraced that, and that’s why it was a great experience. I watched Cairo, Narron, Shelley and Ethan, and they made their mark.”
Tony La Russa, 77, is set to return as Chicago White Sox manager in 2022: ‘We’re making plans, talking about next year, absolutely’
