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    ‘We know we have something to prove.’ Chicago White Sox GM Rick Hahn on how he sees the 2023 season after an offseason of change.

    by LaMond Pope, Chicago Tribune Mar 27, 2023 4 minutes
    New Chicago White Sox manager Pedro Grifol shakes hands with general manager Rick Hahn on Nov. 3, 2022, at Guaranteed Rate Field in Chicago.

    GLENDALE, Ariz. — General manager Rick Hahn likes the balance the Chicago White Sox have from an offensive standpoint.

    And he believes the Sox have improved defensively and that they’ll be a “headier” ballclub.

    He sees having second baseman Elvis Andrus in the clubhouse as beneficial. And while he knows all too well about the injury factor, Hahn likes the flexibility the roster provides, with depth options, if a setback occurs.

    “Overall, I like that this group believes what we are capable of accomplishing and wants to prove to the rest of the baseball world that we’re capable of being the team we should be,” Hahn said.

    Hahn discussed the upcoming season with the Tribune on Saturday at Camelback Ranch. The conversation

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