A White Sox division rival has now hired a brand new manager

The Chicago White Sox play in the AL Central so they see a whole lot of the Kansas City Royals. Now, they are no longer competing with them for a new manager as they have made their hire. They took Matt Quatraro off the board from everyone that had him in mind.

Quatraro now formerly served as the bench coach for the Tampa Bay Rays. He did an outstanding job there but now he is coming a bit more north to take on this new challenge. It should be very interesting to see what he is able to do for that team.

In terms of player personnel, they are loaded with potential talent. They haven’t been able to put it all together yet but it doesn’t seem like they are going to take a long time to figure it out. They have made some things tough on certain teams throughout the season in 2022.

This is an example of a small market team taking advantage of a situation where they can add someone very smart from another smart organization. With young players like Bobby Witt Jr., Vinnie Pasquantino, and Brady Singer in the mix, things are looking up for them.

The Chicago White Sox needs to hire their new manager as soon as they can.

The Royals are a team that has a chance to be good very soon. If Quatraro is able to get these guys to reach their potential, the AL Central Division better watch out. That is not good news for the Chicago White Sox, especially after the horrid season that they just had.

The White Sox really need to get someone new hired as soon as they can. We don’t know who it is going to be but it better rival what the other teams in the division have. There are some quality managers that the White Sox go up against on a nightly basis.

Normally, teams don’t announce things like this during the World Series but the Royals clearly don’t care. They have their guy and the White Sox are still waiting to announce.

We don’t know for sure if a decision is made but you’d think that it’s coming soon. The Royals are now one of three to make a new hire. Maybe the White Sox will be the fourth.