Ozzie Guillen: Asian players treated better than Latinos
White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen thinks Asian players are given privileges in the U.S. that Latinos are not afforded. Guillen also said he’s the “only one” in baseball teaching young players from Latin America to stay away from performance-enhancing drugs
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Guillen: Asian Players Treated Better Than Latinos
White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen says Asian players treated better than Latinos in MLB Ozzie Guillén – Major League Baseball – Chicago White Sox – Sports – Baseball
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Royals looking at better days
KANSAS CITY — The first thing Dayton Moore told Ned Yost was that his chances of becoming Kansas City’s permanent manager would be considered at the end of the season, along with other candidates. Now it must be tempting for Kansas City’s general manager to change his mind. Since Moore reluctantly fired his friend Trey Hillman on May 13 and put Yost in charge, the Royals are 27-26.
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Royals looking at better days to come in future
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The first thing Dayton Moore told Ned Yost was that his chances of becoming Kansas City’s permanent manager would be considered at the end of the season, along with other candidates.
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The first thing Dayton Moore told Ned Yost was that his chances of becoming Kansas City's permanent manager would be considered at the end of the season, along with other candidates. Now it must be tempting for Kansas City's general manager to change his mind. Since Moore reluctantly fired his friend Trey Hillman on May 13 and put Yost in charge, the Royals are 27-26.
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