In a press conference following the release of the statement, La Russa said he has not yet discussed a different role with the organization as his health is his focus right now, per Daryl Van Schouwen of the Chicago Sun-Times. The White Sox are currently 79-80, eliminated from postseason contention after qualifying in the previous two seasons. He then goes on to express his disappointment in his performance this year but makes clear he is not upset with the fans, even those who jeered him, as he understands their desire for the club to win. The timing of this announcement now enables the front office to include filling the manager position with their other off-season priorities.” However, it has become obvious that the length of the treatment and recovery process for this second health issue makes it impossible for me to be the White Sox manager in 2023. At no time this season did either issue negatively affect my responsibilities as White Sox manager. I informed the White Sox of this second issue while I was out of uniform dealing with the pacemaker. The result is that a corrective plan has been developed by my medical team and implementation has begun. “While I was inactive with the pacemaker, the second issue was analyzed. La Russa goes on to outline a second, unspecified health issue that was diagnosed earlier in the year and that he intended to address in the coming offseason. During batting practice on August 30, I was informed of the issue, taken out of uniform and tested by doctors the next day.The solution was to update the pacemaker in Arizona and for me not to return as manager without medical clearance.” “A periodic check of the device later identified a problem. “This February, I had a pacemaker installed and was cleared by my doctors to begin spring training as scheduled,” La Russa’s statement reads. Reports emerged over the weekend that an announcement of this nature would be coming today. His contract runs for another year but he has been dealing with health issues that have kept him away from the team since late August.

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