This has been out there for months.

Jerry's Reinsdorf has known about this for months.

And so what he is saying by not doing anything about it is I still want him.

I still want Tony LaRouca.

And he has to listen now to the community in Chicago and find out what they are saying.

And I suspect a lot of them will say something like this.

How can he manage your team when he can't manage himself?

It's not the first time.

It's the second time.

We learned this week about not the first,

but the second trunk driving arrest for Tony Larusa,

the newly rehired White Sox manager at age 76.

MLB insider Jeff Passon broke the Larusa arrest story.

And today, he breaks it down alongside a flurry of other key hires that say a lot about who gets a second chance in baseball and why.

I'm Pablo Torre. It's Thursday, November 12th. This is ESPN Daily.

Jeff, before we start here, I actually do want to clarify this. Has any other Tony Larusa news broken in the last few minutes?

Because we're getting to the point where any number of headlines seem plausible to be.

So my Twitter DMs, Pablo, have been open for four years now.

Oh, that's dangerous.

Jeff Passon is an ESPN baseball insider,

and he has many, many, many followers on Twitter.

It's really dangerous.

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