The Brutal Decline of the Chicago White Sox

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[ChefDynamic]

A tweet from lifelong sox fan Jay Cuda sums up the ownership philosophy of reisndorf perfectly; the white sox have 5 front office personnel in analytics, 2 in scouting, and 50 in ticket sales. For other teams, having less than 20 in analytics and less than 10 in scouting is unheardof, while having 30+ in ticket sales is the same. And yet they cant sell tickets

[bdablader]

The 2023 white Sox caller said best "they just don't care anymore "

[Frank]

It hurts to be a White Sox fan but I will always stick with my team

[Harrja]

There’s one common denominator between the White Sox and Bulls…

[BatFan]

As a Padres fan, watching the White Sox demise in recent years shows there is no right way of doing things. Fans have grown restless here in SD for Preller's propensity of dealing prospects and signing big name stars with the goal of winning now, and the White Sox was a team I kept my eye on as a franchise that was doing what I hoped we would do here in SD.

Speaking of which, you should do a video on the Padres history of trading top prospects and/or would be all stars and how those turned out and you'll soon realize why this franchise has only had a handful of great seasons in its history.

[therealchucktaylor]

Yoan Moncada was suppose to be halfway to the hall of fame by now 😂😂😂😂

[JRAgo]

It was mentioned late, but the Sox mediocrity at best and disaster at worst is all due to Jerry Reinsdorf’s leadership. Just like the Bulls, he prefers his teams to be aggressively average so he keeps his costs down and can still sell tickets. He’s the owner and it’s his prerogative to run the team like a part of his portfolio instead of building a consistent winner, and he has certainly enjoyed the increased wealth and value of each team because of it. But had he not lucked into Jordan and had the stars align for an improbable 2005 World Series win, he would legitimately be at the helm for two of the least successful franchises in all of sports.

[Bewbscueser]

Since this video dropped the Sox have lost another 8 in a row. Their run differential is 50 runs worse than any other team. This is shaping up to be the literal worst team ever.

[woundedcrow]

I’m a Cubs fan and in my early 40’s and it was rough for a long while. Sox fans would just brazenly approach me and tell me “Cubs suck”, and just stand there. No follow up. No “I’m just busting balls”. Just an ice-cold lack of respect for you and all things you hold dear. Now that the Sox are terrible, I should be justifiably tormenting Sox fans, right? Wrong. Wrong, wrong, wrong. I genuinely feel bad for REAL Sox fans. The entire franchise is a car crash. Nobody wants the players that the Sox want to trade, and nobody wants to pay up for the players they don’t want to trade. They have no exciting prospects. They have a boring stadium. A crotchety fool for a color commentator. No brain-trust. A stubborn ass of an owner. It’s a sea of misery. I feel sorry for Sox fans. The future is bleak.

[Le_JYT]

I’m a die hard Yankees fan, but the white Sox have been my second favorite team forever and I treat them like they’re my 1 sometimes, so it’s upsetting to see the failed rebuild

[taqiyyaconcarne]

The White Sox didnt win a division title in 1994; the season never finished because of the strike.

Eloy is made of glass and Yoan simply doesn't care.

[merrittorius]

Were literally the fictional cleveland fan base in the beginning of the movie "Major League"

[jayt]

Their team was built on Yoan Moncada, Luis Robert and Eloy Jiminez providing offense. All three are always injured. They need to move on from Moncada and Jiiminez even if you have to eat their contracts. You can't rely on them.

[brianschick]

You didn’t even talk about the biggest story of the White Sox: Kenny Williams and Rick Hahn getting fired mid year?

[jonahfalcon]

Tony Larussa was innovative in that he allowed rampant steroid use in his clubhouses. With tighter controls, he didn't have that available.

[GhostShark]

Love this channel keep up the great work!!!!

[Rowgue]

They're just terrible at actually evaluating talent. They never stop to think about why another team would be willing to trade a top prospect to them for a bag of balls. Well run teams are able to sus out whether a player is actually an MLB caliber talent regardless of how highly rated a prospect the guides say they are, and they are willing to cut bait with guys that don't live up to their rating and find guys that were clearly overlooked.

[elilundy]

As a huge Sox fan, you somehow under did everything wrong with the team…Jerry, Hahn, Getz…whole franchise is rotten

[NeoDaOne]

WSox fan here. I did not believe this team at any point in the last 5 years was gonna accomplish anything. I did not fall for the smoke n mirrors. Reinsdorf is one of the worst owners in baseball. He has hidden under the big market in Chicago while he runs the team like its Oakland. He is cheap. Hires terrible yes people to spew his propaganda of "he wants to win" but does everything the opposite of. He is the cancer you cant get rid of unless he gets rid of himself. As long as he remains the owner, WSox will never succeed. Its that simple. I have not watched a single game this year and wont again until it has been announced and approved of a WSox sale to some other billionaire who cares about winning as a business model.