So much for the optimism Ozzie Guillen showed yesterday concerning Toby Hall's shoulder injury. Yes, Ozzie and Toby were correct when they said they didn't think the dislocation was too bad, but what they didn't count on was the torn labrum the MRI showed today.
What that means is that Hall is most likely done for the season.
"I'm just really frustrated right now," said Hall, minutes after finding out the news produced by the MRI. "I was going to help this team this year. It's one of those things where you really can't put it into words. I knew it hurt, but I've never been hurt, so I had no idea to what extent."
So now the question is: Who will replace Hall? According to a source within the White Sox organization, it will not be Sandy Alomar Jr.(Thank God!), or Chris Widger, two former Sox backups. There's already been talk that Javy Lopez may be getting a phone call in the near future, but Ken Williams says the team is more likely to stay within the organization. Whether that means veteran Wiki Gonzalez or prospect Gustavo Molina, we'll have to wait and see.
Previously at the Fanhouse:
The Backup Plan Needs A Backup Plan

























