As baseball fans, Chicagoans, and especially White Sox fans know all too well, Miami Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen is prone to saying things that don't exactly go over well. And it only took into the first weekend of the 2012 season, a short four months after being hired as the first manager of the newly re-christened Miami Marlins, for Guillen to offend a significant segment of the south Florida population.
In an interview with Time Magazine, Guillen stated that he loves and admires Cuban dictator Fidel Castro. The context from which Guillen claims he was making this expression of respect was his admiration that Castro was able to remain in power for over a half-century with countless people that were after his removal from control Cuba and even after his life.
