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    Paul Sullivan: Rat Hole Park? Second City Stadium? It’s never too early to name the new White Sox Park.

    CHICAGO — Everyone is giddy for the new White Sox ballpark in the South Loop, even without the team or the city announcing any details about their plans. Kudos to the Sox for getting fans excited for opening day, even if it’s Opening Day 2030, and to Mayor Brandon Johnson, who figures to be long gone before the first shovel hits the ground on the ballpark construction. If we’re rushing toward ...
    by Paul Sullivan, Chicago Tribune Jan 23, 2024 3 minutes
    A Chicago White Sox fan on Aug. 25, 2016, makes a pitch for the ballpark to be called Comiskey Park once again.

    CHICAGO — Everyone is giddy for the new White Sox ballpark in the South Loop, even without the team or the city announcing any details about their plans.

    Kudos to the Sox for getting fans excited for opening day, even if it’s Opening Day 2030, and to Mayor Brandon Johnson, who figures to be long gone before the first shovel hits the ground on the ballpark construction.

    If we’re rushing toward an agreement to make Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf’s new pet project come to fruition, we might as well start thinking about the naming rights.

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