Here's to a speedy recovery. Although, the news coverage seems to indicate that he'll be fine.

Something serious like this puts things in perspective. Sure there are times when we don't write the nicest things about Mr. Reinsdorf but I know we all wish the best for him and for a quick recovery.

In this day and age an angioplasty procedure is not that big of a deal, he'll be fine

 

The only people allowed to say that are Larry King and Dick Cheney.

Get well soon

 

Here's to a speedy recovery.  Although, the news coverage seems to indicate that he'll be fine.

thats good

Update from Scott Merkin's Sox.Com Mailbag column.

 

Hey, Scott. Just curious as to how Jerry Reinsdorf was feeling? White Sox fans all over the country wish him the best and a speedy recovery. -- Cassandra, Reno, Nev.

 

Apparently, Reinsdorf has received that uplifting message loud and clear, Cassandra. I talked Monday to Scott Reifert, the team's vice president of communications, and he said that Reinsdorf was doing very well after undergoing an angioplasty procedure at Northwestern Memorial Hospital one week ago. Tests showed that Reinsdorf suffered from a minor blockage.

 

According to Reifert, Reinsdorf is even expected back in his office later this week. Reinsdorf also has been very touched by the phone calls, e-mails, letters and flowers coming in from around the country, expressing concern for his health and expressing get-well sentiments.

 

Everyone at MLB.com wishes the same speedy recovery and years of great health to Reinsdorf. With the thrilling fashion in which the Bulls are winning games and the exciting offseason moves made by White Sox general manager Ken Williams, it could be a special year for Reinsdorf and his teams.