Is Pedro Grufful on the hot seat?

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This is not a drill, and I kind of thought this was going to happen,

but now we're seeing reports from John Heyman, specifically,

over at the New York Post and MLB network,

that Pedro Gafol could be a one-and-done manager.

He didn't want to miss Rick Hahn's response to that, though.

This was unbelievable.

Quote, apparently there was a very well-respected out-up-town reporters speculating

about Pedro's job security on a local sports station, i.e. 670 to score.

This underperformance that we've had so far, or any of the issues we've had thus far in this season,

is not on Pedro and on the coaching staff. I don't think we could have been more clear about that.

For once, I agree, and I agree with Burkhan. The problem is, is this quote going to translate to results more on that in a second?

The White Sox obviously are not in the best position. Despite being four and a half games out in the AL Central,

there are non-games under 500 as of this taping. Things have not gone according to plan, but the question remains in Sox fans, you could chime in.

Is Pedro Grifold to blame for what's

happened to the White Sox? And I've made videos about this before. I want to reiterate this point.

He's not. And there should be no speculation, nor talk about firing for Pedro Gryphal.

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