Ishbia Says White Sox Stadium Decision Rests With Reinsdorf
Chicago White Sox minority owner Justin Ishbia has stated that the decision on the team's stadium rests with current owner Jerry Reinsdorf as an ownership transition is pending.
Chicago, IL, October 15, 2026 —
Chicago White Sox minority owner Justin Ishbia has said that current owner Jerry Reinsdorf holds the decision on the team’s stadium, as an ownership transition remains pending.
The statement identifies Reinsdorf as the person responsible for the stadium decision while the transition is unresolved. It does not indicate that a decision has been made or describe what the team’s stadium plans might involve.
Further details were not provided about the ownership transition, including its terms or timing. The available information also does not specify whether any stadium options have been proposed, what location or locations might be under consideration, or whether discussions with other parties have taken place.
Ishbia’s comments therefore leave the central question of the team’s stadium plans unanswered. They establish who he says has authority over the decision, but provide no timetable or outcome. No additional statements from Reinsdorf or other parties were included in the information available.
Until further details are provided, the status of any stadium decision and the effect, if any, of the pending ownership transition remain unclear. The contractor, cost, and any related approvals were not provided, and the information does not say whether those matters are applicable to the team’s plans.
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