Spiegel and Holmes, afternoons on the score.

If you guys stop chanting sell the team because of a deal that could happen nine years from now,

then God bless you, you don't have the intestinal fortitude that I thought all Chicagoans had.

I would say that you just need to add three letters to your chant.

Instead of sell the team sell

the team now sell the team now sell the team now sell the team now you could add those three

letters maybe that's progress he's that's uh david sampson he was on with mullin haw on

chicago sports radio 670 the score this morning, along with Lou Canales.

So Fox 32, I am the scores, Mark Rody.

We are in today for Spiegel and Holmes, and I'll be sitting in this chair next week as well as both of the fellows take some time off.

And yeah, apparently, at least for David Sampson, it wasn't enough the succession plan that came out yesterday from the White Sox.

And from Jerry Reinsdorf, the team's owner, that essentially is saying, Lou Canellis,

that Reinsdorf will sell the team sometime between the year 2029 and 2034.

So it's all his fully operational for Reinsdorf for at least four more years,

probably the way everything reads eight more years.

2034 would be the time at which Justin Ishbia, minority owner for the White Sox, would then have the option in 2034 of taking the team away from Jerry Reinsdorf.

And at that point, Rinesdorf would not have a choice.

Well, nine years from now, right?

So he'd be 98, 99 years old.

And if Jerry was to give up decision-making, control right now, Jerry has nothing to do.

I mean, this is his life.

I mean, it's not the Bulls.

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