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Sell the Team, Jerry! : The Cry of Every Chicago White Sox Fan Reaches a Crescendo After the Losingest Season in Major League Baseball History
The Case for The Detailed Story of Why Jerry Reinsdorf's 44-year Ownership of the Chicago White Sox Must End
Are you a White Sox fan who is fed up watching the team’s incompetence?
Do you want to see Jerry Reinsdorf pressured into selling the White Sox?
Would you like to see new ownership that builds the White Sox into annual contenders?
Are you starving for a Sox team that scouts and drafts well, uses analytics, has a strong farm system, develops players, manages, coaches, and trades well, and WINS?
Then dive into Sell the Team, Jerry!, a decade-by-decade recap of the most important moments in White Sox history during Jerry Reinsdorf’s 44-year mismanagement of the team, written by a long-time avid White Sox fan.
Become part of the growing “Sell the Team, Jerry!” fan campaign to force Jerry out. The campaign has already pressured Jerry Reinsdorf to enter into preliminary talks to sell the team -- a dramatic change from just a year ago when he vowed to hold onto the White Sox until he died.
Sell the Team, Jerry! takes you deep inside the decisions, blunders, and business maneuvers that have held the White Sox back under Reinsdorf’s ownership. It’s not just about one season or one bad trade—it’s about an entire era of mismanagement that has frustrated loyal fans year after year.
In this book, you Learn the 5 hallmarks of Jerry Reinsdorf’s mismanagement of the White Sox.Recall all the pivotal moments over the last 44 years.Remember the worst trades in the Reinsdorf era.Experience all the highs and lows of the team since 1981.Know the pressure point fans can use to push Jerry Reinsdorf out.Laugh your way through a recap of the historic losingest season in Major League Baseball history that the White Sox endured in 2024.AND there is a HUGE SPECIAL BONUS you won’t want to miss.
At the end of the book, you can relive the joy of the magical 2005 World Series-winning year through the eyes of the author. It’s a 10,000-word journey down memory lane of all the amazing highlights of that season, complete with game-by-game recaps of every postseason victory (and single loss).
This book is not all negative. All the good moments of the last 44 years of White Sox history are included as well, especially the joyful 2005 season.
It also doesn’t just look at the past. It offers a vision for the future. It’s time for us to help realize that future and reclaim the White Sox’s potential, and it starts with forcing change at the top.
If you’re a White Sox fan who’s tired of waiting, frustrated by false promises, and ready for a new era of baseball in Chicago, Sell the Team, Jerry! is the definitive case for why Jerry Reinsdorf must pass the torch. Scroll up and click the BUY NOW button today!
Are you a White Sox fan who is fed up watching the team’s incompetence?
Do you want to see Jerry Reinsdorf pressured into selling the White Sox?
Would you like to see new ownership that builds the White Sox into annual contenders?
Are you starving for a Sox team that scouts and drafts well, uses analytics, has a strong farm system, develops players, manages, coaches, and trades well, and WINS?
Then dive into Sell the Team, Jerry!, a decade-by-decade recap of the most important moments in White Sox history during Jerry Reinsdorf’s 44-year mismanagement of the team, written by a long-time avid White Sox fan.
Become part of the growing “Sell the Team, Jerry!” fan campaign to force Jerry out. The campaign has already pressured Jerry Reinsdorf to enter into preliminary talks to sell the team -- a dramatic change from just a year ago when he vowed to hold onto the White Sox until he died.
Sell the Team, Jerry! takes you deep inside the decisions, blunders, and business maneuvers that have held the White Sox back under Reinsdorf’s ownership. It’s not just about one season or one bad trade—it’s about an entire era of mismanagement that has frustrated loyal fans year after year.
In this book, you Learn the 5 hallmarks of Jerry Reinsdorf’s mismanagement of the White Sox.Recall all the pivotal moments over the last 44 years.Remember the worst trades in the Reinsdorf era.Experience all the highs and lows of the team since 1981.Know the pressure point fans can use to push Jerry Reinsdorf out.Laugh your way through a recap of the historic losingest season in Major League Baseball history that the White Sox endured in 2024.AND there is a HUGE SPECIAL BONUS you won’t want to miss.
At the end of the book, you can relive the joy of the magical 2005 World Series-winning year through the eyes of the author. It’s a 10,000-word journey down memory lane of all the amazing highlights of that season, complete with game-by-game recaps of every postseason victory (and single loss).
This book is not all negative. All the good moments of the last 44 years of White Sox history are included as well, especially the joyful 2005 season.
It also doesn’t just look at the past. It offers a vision for the future. It’s time for us to help realize that future and reclaim the White Sox’s potential, and it starts with forcing change at the top.
If you’re a White Sox fan who’s tired of waiting, frustrated by false promises, and ready for a new era of baseball in Chicago, Sell the Team, Jerry! is the definitive case for why Jerry Reinsdorf must pass the torch. Scroll up and click the BUY NOW button today!
202 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 23, 2024
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November 3, 2024
A good review of the largely woeful Reinsdorf years. I would’ve liked more detail in certain spots, but as Siebel acknowledged in a recent interview he is no journalist or baseball historian. He is merely a (former) White Sox fan who decided to be productive with his anger and create a summary of all the myriad wrongs Jerry has committed during his 40-plus years of running the Sox. Kudos to Siebel for taking the time to do so.
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