Ozzie Guillen: 5 Great Moments from the Chicago White Sox Manager

Ozzie Guillen has a loose tongue. No one can argue that. 

Also, no one can argue that the Chicago White Sox manager yells and swears more than any manager in Major League Baseball. 

In 2004 Paul Konerko told Sports Illustrated that Guillen swore more times in five minutes as manager than Jerry Manuel, Guillen's predecessor as White Sox manager, did in five years.

The White Sox have a unique case with Guillen, a manager that players on the White Sox love, but players on every other team hates.

Here are five great moments that demonstrate the ease that he creates for his team.

1. Ozzie Bemoans Blown Saves

Ozzie Guillen gives his nuts and bolts in this clip: the frustration, broken English, and expletives.

2. "E:60" Catches the Fastball from Guillen's Mouth

In an E:60 feature on Guillen, ESPN catches the gems early in the video. As the interview rolls on, Jeremy Schaap's crew captures pure Ozzie.

3. Ozzie Speaks His Mind About His Bullpen

Guillen rails about the struggling White Sox bullpen. White Sox fans understand that this is a recurring theme. Guillen expresses his displeasure in whatever words he chooses.

4. Guillen on His Relationship with Kenny Williams

Ozzie Guillen describes his relationship with Kenny Williams. Guillen does his best to minimize the broken English but still manages to slur some words.

5. Guillen Defends His Homeland

Guillen is a man of pride. In an interview the White Sox manager defends his home country, Venezuela, against comments by Sean Penn.

Missed the Cut

This is the second part of the Ozzie Guillen E:60 feature. It's good but not quite as special as the first part.