Is this the worst spring ever? Yes, says Roger 'the Sodfather' Bossard, the head groundskeeper for the Chicago White Sox.
Cubs first base coach Mike Napoli looks on as rain falls during a game against the White Sox on May 3, 2022, at Wrigley Field.. Period.Roger Bossard, the head groundskeeper of the Chicago White Sox, didn’t need numbers to back up his claim. He has millions of eyewitnesses.
“The turf people, we’ve been suffering,” he said. “There is just no sunshine. There are 17 positive ultraviolet rays that come from sunshine that affect plant growth and we haven’t been getting any of them. Well, obviously some, or it wouldn’t grow at all.”of his managerial career, which includes 5,282 regular-season games.
Neither team wanted a doubleheader Wednesday, which makes for a very long day and eats up the bullpen. It would’ve been a split doubleheader, making it even longer. Both teams have a scheduled day off Thursday. But after Wednesday’s game, the Sox will have played 15 games in 15 days, dating back to April 20 with a doubleheader against the Cleveland Guardians after back-to-back postponements. They needed a break before a road trip to Boston.
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