Ozzie: Kick’em While They’re Down!

By Chris DeSalvo • September 16, 2008

Ozzie Guillen has called a lot of people a lot of names during his tenure as the White Sox’ manager. This happens so often it goes largely unnoticed. It’s often dismissed as par for the course, but a noticable aspect of what makes him such an enigmatic presence in the South Side dug out.

By: Chris De Salvo, Chicago Sports Slant

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Chris DeSalvo

Chris De Salvo was born in a cardboard box. While growing up he learned to speak English by watching television and playing cards with his mom. His father taught him to never back down from a fight, and his little brother has gone on record saying, "My life would be far less complete without that crazy Bastard." Though Michael (Chris' brother) used the word "bastard" to describe his brother, rest assured each young man shares the same father. Steve is from Humboldt Park, and rarely laughs. He's funny as shit, and actually laughs quite a bit. Chris' mother owns every room she enters, and I dare you to get locked in a starting contest with her. You will lose. Chris enjoys riding his bike, throwing random objects at random cars, listening to AM Radio, tapping his feet, and using his voice. If you have any questions about his behavioral tendencies, e-mail him at tophersteven@gmail, or mind your own damn business.

Chris also writes for: scorecardreview.com, chicagosportsslant.blogspot.com, stumpedmagazine.com

One Response to “ Ozzie: Kick’em While They’re Down! ”

Lambo Sep 19th, 2008 at 10:56 am

Hey, about throwing random objects at cars…you wouldn’t know anything about my truck, would you?

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