Former Chicago White Sox star and manager, Ozzie Guillén, did not hold back after the team's franchise-record 15th consecutive loss this season. Following their 8-5 defeat against the Kansas City Royals, the White Sox now stand at a disappointing 27-82 record, putting them on pace for a potential 122 losses - just shy of the MLB modern-era record of 120. Guillén's frustration was evident as he addressed the possibility of player trades during the postgame show on NBC Sports Chicago, bluntly stating, "Who'd want you? For real." The team's recent trade involving Erick Fedde, Tommy Pham, and Michael Kopech is a stark indication of a potential roster shake-up. Despite interest in other players like Luis Robert Jr. and Garrett Crochet, Guillén's dissatisfaction with the team's performance is palpable as he longs for better days on the field. Fans and analysts alike have taken note of Guillén's harsh remarks, emphasizing the ongoing struggles of the Chicago White Sox this season.