Paul Sullivan: It’s déjà vu all over again for Tony La Russa and underachieving White Sox
CHICAGO — No one remains the way they were in their 30s, and Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa is no different than the rest of us. But La Russa, 77, sounds a lot like he did in his first go-round on the South Side in the 1980s, especially when it comes to addressing the Sox’s problems. “The pieces haven`t fit together so far, and we've had to push our starting pitchers,” La Russa told ...
CHICAGO — No one remains the way they were in their 30s, and Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa is no different than the rest of us.
But La Russa, 77, sounds a lot like he did in his first go-round on the South Side in the 1980s, especially when it comes to addressing the Sox’s problems.
“The pieces haven`t fit together so far, and we've had to push our starting pitchers,” La Russa told reporters on Aug. 13, 1985, after a win against the New York Yankees at old Comiskey Park. “We're still alive, and if the pitching holds up, we have a chance to be there at the finish.”
