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    Tony La Russa calls his return to the Chicago White Sox dugout ‘uncertain’ while attending a 10-3 loss in Oakland

    by LaMond Pope, Chicago Tribune Sep 11, 2022 3 minutes
    Former Oakland Athletics pitcher Dave Stewart and Tony La Russa, former manager of the Athletics and current manager of the Chicago White Sox, pose together for this photo during the retirement of his jersey number 34 by the Athletics prior to the game against the White Sox at RingCentral Coliseum on September 11, 2022, in Oakland, California.

    OAKLAND, Calif. — Tony La Russa was back at a ballpark Sunday, participating in a ceremony honoring former pitcher Dave Stewart at Oakland Coliseum.

    The Chicago White Sox manager is awaiting the OK from doctors to return to the dugout.

    “A lot of it is going to depend on the experts,” La Russa said before Sunday’s game against the Oakland Athletics when asked about his expectations to be back. “Reading the situation, they’ll ask how I feel, could I do a little more. And how you respond

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