It’s almost September, the time when fantasy football leagues dominate conversations in major league clubhouses. For the good teams, it’s just another way to cultivate male bonding. For the bad ones, it’s a way to whittle away the days.
Former White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen used to make fun of his players for worrying so much about their fantasy football teams, colorfully noting that football players didn’t give a (bleep) about them.
(On the flip side, former Cubs manager Dale Sveum was an elite fantasy football league commissioner.)
White Sox third baseman Todd Frazier said the team’s draft is coming up on the next road trip.