Reinsdorf's legacy tied to next Sox move: He could sell the team, relocate it or work out a deal for a new field, probably with public money.

At age 87, Jerry Reinsdorf has owned the Chicago White Sox longer than anyone - even team founder Charles Comiskey. The best return Reinsdorf can secure for his family and investors, Ganis and Hunden agree, is to hammer out a new-stadium deal that includes some taxpayer investment and provides opportunity for development outside the park. [Extracted from the article]