But, for some reason, the Windy City loved him...and the two-time All-Star catcher loved Chicago right back.
So much so, he did the cliche and thanked his former fans by taking out an ad in the Chicago Tribune this past weekend. That's right, the catcher who helped lead the Chicago White Sox to the World Series in 2005 has, apparently, turned into a softie.
Okay, okay...maybe it's a classy move, but, it doesn't matter. Whatever sting the 36-year-old catcher feels by not being re-signed by the ChiSox will surely be lessened by that $7.5 million deal he inked to play for the Texas Rangers.
6 comments:
AJ you are a class act!
Worst trade ever for SF Giants. You'll always be the guy who quit on your pitching staff.
I worked for windy city limo and had the privilege of meeting Aj what a class act and a stand up guy! Chicago will miss you and I wish u the best of luck!
Smartest Player in the game
I'm a Sox security officer n A.J n Lisa are very kind hearted people. I wish him and his family good health and a prosperous future.
A.J. you really know baseball chicago will miss you i wish you well.
a sox fan from bridgeport
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