CHICAGO — Change could be coming to the Chicago White Sox after a report by The Athletic stated longtime owner Jerry Reinsdorf is in “active discussions” to sell the team. It’s not the first time — and certainly won’t be the last — that Reinsdorf has been embroiled in reports and rumors of interest in either offloading or moving the White Sox.

Chicago White Sox fans understandably are itching for new ownership, but should keep in mind that Nashville is over seven hours away.

White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf is reportedly considering a sale to a group with ties to Nashville, a move that sounds like a leverage play for a new Chicago stadium, some fans said.

Reinsdorf, 88, should be fed up with all the losing. And he should look in the mirror to see who bears the most responsibility.

Could this be the end of an era for Chicago baseball? Word on the street is that Jerry Reinsdorf, the 88-year-old owner of the Chicago White Sox, is in talks to sell the team—a shocking move given that he’s been steering the ship since 1981!

Longtime majority owner Jerry Reinsdorf is open to selling the Chicago White Sox, sources briefed on the matter but not authorized to discuss it publicly told The 88-year-old Reinsdorf is in active discussions with a group led by former big leaguer Dave Stewart.

Jerry Reinsdorf is reportedly exploring a sale of the Chicago White Sox. The Athletic reported on Wednesday that Reinsdorf, 88, is in “active discussions” to sell the team to “a group led by former big leaguer Dave Stewart.