Suburban man's obituary includes dig at White Sox's futile 2024 season

Illinois man's obituary rips White Sox for pitiful MLB record: 'Couldn't face' another season

An obituary from a Chicago White Sox fan said that he "couldn't watch another" season after the team set the MLB record for the most losses in one year.

White Sox Fan Goes Scorched Earth On The Team From Six Feet Under

Anyone who has been a fan of a team that sucks knows it can haunt you. So, when you get a chance to haunt them back, you've got to take it, which is what one Chicago White Sox fan did.John "Mac" McDonald of Glen Ellyn, Illinois, passed away last month at the age of 77 after what his obituary described as a short illness.The very next sentence? It went like this: "He couldn’t face another White Sox season after last year’s record breaking meltdow…

Suburban man's obituary includes dig at White Sox's futile 2024 season

The family of a suburban man who died late last month mourned his life and legacy in a public obituary and made sure to poke fun at their late loved one’s favorite baseball team. John McDonald, a 77-year-old man of Glen Ellyn, died on April 23, just a few weeks into the 2025 MLB season. If you ask his family, McDonald just couldn’t take another year of watching the Chicago White Sox, who set a modern MLB record for most losses in a season in 202…

Illinois man’s obituary rips White Sox for pitiful MLB record: ‘Couldn’t face’ another season

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A huge Chicago White Sox fan died late last month at the age of 77, but he managed to take a shot at his famed ball club from beyond the grave. Jon Bernard McDonald, of Glen Ellyn, Illinois, died on April 23 at the age of 77 after what his obituary said was “a short illness.” His obituary photo shows him in a White Sox jersey, but amid Chicago’s 121 losses last year, and another brutal start this seaso…

Frustrated White Sox fan trolled team in his obituary

How bad have things gotten for the Chicago White Sox? Their fans are trolling them — even those who are no longer alive. John Bernard McDonald of Glen Ellyn, Illinois, passed away on April 23. In his obituary, McDonald’s family wrote that he “passed away after a short illness on Wednesday evening, April 23, at his home surrounded by family.” The obituary added that McDonald “couldn’t face another White Sox season after last year’s record-breakin…