There’s believing in your decisions, there’s refusing to admit you’re wrong and there’s wondering why, oh, why there are so many fools to suffer in this world. No. 1 is fine, No. 2 is bad and No. 3 is, jeez, Tony.
Tony La Russa is a lot of things, but infallible isn’t one of them. Someone in the White Sox organization should tell him that. He can talk all he wants about his willingness to acknowledge mistakes, but he has a 60-year reputation in baseball for thinking he’s right and everybody else is IQ deficient. All of it done with a dismissiveness that makes you understand how ants must feel during the Chicago Marathon.
