Too bad he wasn't more concerned with actually winning last night's game.
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- When Ozzie Guillen learned that alcohol is banned after games in the Coliseum clubhouses these days, the Chicago White Sox manager responded with profanity and anger.
His club couldn't muster nearly that much passion during the actual game -- and the Oakland Athletics beat Jon Garland to give another boost to their playoff chase.
Chicago had plenty of frustration after the game, and not just because its hitters couldn't solve Loaiza. Guillen was stunned by the A's postgame beer ban, which has been in place since midseason following Loaiza's arrest on suspicion of drunk driving.
"He doesn't run my club. I run my club," the mercurial manager said of A's general manager Billy Beane while complaining loudly within earshot of reporters.
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/recap;_ylt=AusiLpPGdb35PfRY3xQUxgwRvLYF?gid=260915111&prov=apOzzie, you're in the visitors' clubhouse. You abide by their rules, not yours. :eyes:
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