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Ozzie Guillen was known for speaking a bit off the cuff while serving as a manager for the Chicago White Sox and the Miami Marlins, and his comments Wednesday about a former player showed he still has a knack for drawing attention.
Guillen, who is an analyst with NBC Sports Chicago, expressed his hatred for former outfielder Nick Swisher after the broadcast of a game between Chicago and the Milwaukee Brewers. He was asked who he disliked more, Carlos Gomez or Swisher.
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“Oh my God, nobody can compare that with Nick Swisher,” he said. “I hate Nick Swisher with my heart. I think he hates me back, there's nothing wrong with that.”
Guillen cited Swisher’s alleged “fake” attitude.
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Swisher was only on the White Sox for the 2008 season. He hit .219 with a .410 OPS and 24 home runs. The next season he would sign with the New York Yankees and win a World Series.
Guillen managed the White Sox from 2004 to 2011, winning one World Series. He managed the Marlins in 2012 but only lasted one season.
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Over the course of his career, Guillen had been in the middle of multiple controversies. He declined a White House invitation after the World Series in 2005, called a columnist a gay slur in 2006 and was suspended five games for comments made about Fidel Castro while with the Marlins.
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