Sox players didn't ask Guillen to change
Published 6/9/2008 by Scott Merkin at Major League Baseball News
If a Spring Training meeting between manager Ozzie Guillen and his players had gone differently, there might never have been his Cubs-directed blow-up in Toronto or his postgame diatribe last Sunday in St. Petersburg.
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