The Chicago White Sox announced that they will retire Ozzie Guillén's No. 13 jersey during a ceremony scheduled for August 8. Guillén, who managed the team to a World Series championship in 2005, expressed his surprise and emotion at the announcement, stating, "They made me cry for them." He will be the 13th member of the organization to have his number retired and the first manager in franchise history to receive this honor. Guillén, now 62, played for the White Sox from 1985 to 1997 and later managed the team for eight years. Owner Jerry Reinsdorf praised Guillén's passion and impact on the team, highlighting his significant contributions to breaking an 88-year championship drought for the franchise. Guillén, who currently serves as a pregame and postgame host for White Sox games, noted that he wore the number 13 in homage to his hero, Davey Concepcion, and expressed happiness that his family will be present at the ceremony.