Column: The Chicago White Sox were pummeled 21-5. So is it time for another leadership meeting?

The Chicago White Sox surrendered four home runs in a brutal 21-5 loss Thursday. 'Things got so bad at Guaranteed Rate Field a 'Let’s go, Astros' chant erupted in the left-field bleachers,' writes sports columnist Paul Sullivan.

“Brutal afternoon,” La Russa said.“I don’t think I’ve ever been on a team that’s scored that many runs,” Astros manager Dusty Baker said.

Things got so bad at Guaranteed Rate Field a “Let’s go, Astros” chant erupted in the left-field bleachers in top of the ninth inning when Sox second baseman Josh Harrison served up the final runs of the blowout.Obviously the tweet from the Sox’s flagship station jumped the gun in suggesting La Russa’s move to call the leaders together led to a turnaround in this maddening season.

That’s a damning statement if true, as the Sox didn’t “roll over” teams all last season. They went 35-32 in their final 67 games before losing to the Astros in the division series. They’re 96-90 since July 21, 2021, a .516 winning percentage.

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