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    Paul Sullivan: Twitter trolls clearly annoy White Sox GM Rick Hahn, even though he insists he's not 'frustrated' by angry tweets

    by Paul Sullivan, Chicago Tribune Aug 19, 2019 4 minutes

    CHICAGO - Bill Walton was the No. 1 trending topic on Twitter on Friday night, making the White Sox experiment a huge success.

    Whether you enjoyed Walton's commentary during the Sox-Angels broadcast or found it incredibly annoying after only one inning, the Sox got the attention they craved, which was the point of inserting a weird celebrity into the TV booth with Jason Benetti.

    The Sox need all the help they can get these final six weeks. They're virtually assured another sub-.500 season, and unless Luis Robert gets called up in September, they'll just be another rebuilding team playing out the string.

    Some Sox fans have become impatient with the rebuild and have turned to

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