CHICAGO — Early in the first dugout news conference of his interim managing career, Grady Sizemore was asked lightheartedly whether he ever envisioned being the Chicago White Sox manager back when he was an All-Star outfielder for a division rival.
Now that certainly would be an oddly specific career goal for a guy from Seattle who was playing in Cleveland, but who knows, maybe he really liked the smell of grilled onions and the taunts of angry, liquored-up fans.
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In any event, that’s where his life has taken him: managing the White Sox as they try to escape the throes of baseball infamy.
Sitting next to him was the Sox general manager
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