"We can sleep nice and tight": Former White Sox manager reacts to big win

It's been a while since the Chicago White Sox won a game, but on Tuesday night, they finally snapped their 21-game losing skid.

That losing streak tied the 1988 Baltimore Orioles for the longest in American League history, and it had sunk the White Sox to 27-88 on the season.

The team has no chance at the postseason at this point, but any win is a big win at this point.

After the South Siders beat the Oakland Athletics 5-1, former manager Ozzie Guillen called into the postgame show on NBCS Chicago.

"We can sleep nice and tight," Guillen said.

While there isn't a chance to save the season, White Sox fans can finally do exactly what Guillen said. At long last, the skid is over.

The White Sox had started the second half of the 2024 season 0-17 and firmly cemented themselves at the bottom of the pack with the worst record in Major League Baseball.

But they finally put an end to their misery with a huge win over the Athletics on Tuesday.

Changes still need to happen, but any win will be a relief at this point for White Sox fans.

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