A friend posted something about Ozzie Guillen, the manager of the Chicago White Sox. The search began for new video about the outspoken Guillen on the Major League Baseball website.
There is a discouraging article about my Toronto Blue Jays involved in a sign stealing ring, according to ESPN Magazine. There is no concrete proof, or why anyone would want to help a team currently in fourth-place in baseball's toughest division and why it would help their cause, but this says something about ESPN and their suspicion of any professional baseball team outside of their dominion, or at least the United States. Also consider the hosts of the daily syndicated television debate program on ESPN, Pardon The Interruption, who avoid or cast a Spockian eyebrow on the accomplishments of Blue Jays star and MVP-candidate Jose Bautista. Since the Steroid Scandal broke, the peculiar and staggering accomplishments of the Jays' right fielder and third baseman brought about suspicion and reluctant praise. Fans of baseball, however, know better as Bautista became the third highest vote getter in MLB All Star Game history this year with over seven million votes. As one Jays fan said about Jose Bautista, upon being asked why he liked him, he said "he (Bautista) is clean."
I didn't find anything new about Ozzie Guillen; he did comment on the sign stealing controversy, but from what he answered he was unclear about the situation. Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopoulous flat out denies the accusations.
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