1 minute ago, Tony said:

 

Bob got asked this specific question on the radio today. Sounds like KW was listening in. 

3 minutes ago, Tony said:

 

So this is damage control from KW after the fact?

1 minute ago, Tony said:

 

Williams having to address the team tells you how weak Hahn is.  

Williams had to come down and do the same with the Drake LaRoche fiasco. 

 

 

so, yea.  It was KW

Lance Lynn showing off his team once again.

Starting to dislike that fat fuck. 

Maybe miss some fucking bats or bend your fat ass down to play defense.  ?

 

Let the whole thing explode

KW didn't exactly solve the problem coming down from the C-suite...

29 minutes ago, HahnsKiddieTable said:

What would other players have to gain by telling Bob that. I’m still saying it’s a JR or TLR plant

Bob specifically blamed it on a lack of player leadership. Who would come up with that concept?

15 minutes ago, caulfield12 said:

KW didn't exactly solve the problem coming down from the C-suite...

To say the least....

This orgvis such a cluster fuck. Kenny needs to stay in his lane. What a Fucking dumbass. Should have been gone a long time ago

7 minutes ago, JoshPR said:

This orgvis such a cluster fuck. Kenny needs to stay in his lane. What a Fucking dumbass. Should have been gone a long time ago

Well if the GM wasn’t such a wimp

 

8 minutes ago, fathom said:

Well if the GM wasn’t such a wimp

You act like the gm has real power here.  In real organizations sure.  No here.

1 hour ago, HOFHurt35 said:

Williams having to address the team tells you how weak Hahn is.  

Williams had to come down and do the same with the Drake LaRoche fiasco. 

 

Nice to see Tony has lost the clubhouse to the point where Kenny needs to do this.

1 hour ago, fathom said:

Well if the GM wasn’t such a wimp

Rick negotiates contracts, Kenny flips tables. Everyone knows their roles.

59 minutes ago, southsideirish71 said:

You act like the gm has real power here.  In real organizations sure.  No here.

He could always resign.

1 minute ago, Balta1701 said:

He could always resign.

And probably never rise to the level of GM in any other org. 

11 minutes ago, Tnetennba said:

And probably never rise to the level of GM in any other org. 

Had he resigned in ‘20, he probably would have! Already in fact!

1 hour ago, fathom said:

Well if the GM wasn’t such a wimp

The White Sox swamp needs to be drained.

1 hour ago, Balta1701 said:

He could always resign.

Would you leave those paychecks on the table?

1 hour ago, southsider2k5 said:

Rick negotiates contracts, Kenny flips tables. Everyone knows their roles.

Well, they did until their Clubhouse Leader Drake left the building.

6 minutes ago, soxfan49 said:

Would you leave those paychecks on the table?

How have the last 2 years affected his long term employment prospects?

17 minutes ago, Balta1701 said:

How have the last 2 years affected his long term employment prospects?

Much less than quitting on a team in the middle of the season would.

Of course this is from a fan base that won't quit following the team expecting the guy actually drawing a paycheck from the team to quit.

13 minutes ago, southsider2k5 said:

Much less than quitting on a team in the middle of the season would.

Of course this is from a fan base that won't quit following the team expecting the guy actually drawing a paycheck from the team to quit.

November 2020 was not in the middle of any season.

As stupid as we all knew it was to hire TLR, baseball pundits mostly celebrated the move.  Hahn resigning then would have looked bad, or at least curious.  Resigning now, falling on his sword amidst a miserable season, and leaving an untenable situation looks better for him IMO than if he left Nov 2020.  I still don’t know if another org hires him to be GM after his long tenure of mediocrity here.  In any other org he would have been out on his ass before the rebuild, so it’s really hard to say.