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Soon, baseball...soon.

Hockey season is long gone, and baseball season can't end soon enough. Bring on the Monsters of the Midway, even if nobody really expect...

In years past, the first official game of the baseball season--no, I don't count spring training games as real games, nor should you--w...

Baseball's regular season ended yesterday. For Chicago sports fans, this is a blessing. I could have written that second sentence just...

Last year around this time, Chicago was vastly excited about, of all things, hockey--a sport we'd just about written off in this town, ...

Th White Sox play their home opener this afternoon against the Tampa Bay (Formerly Devil) Rays at U.S. Cellular (Formerly Comiskey Park) Fi...

Happy Opening Day, everybody!

1. Sarah Palin goes to work for Fox News. 2. Mark McGwire admits that he used steroids. 3. "Jersey Shore" cast member gets in fi...

In Chicago, baseball season ended yesterday. Actually, yesterday was merely a formality. In reality, baseball season was over for this city...

Last night, the Cubs were beaten--no, pounded --by the Washington Nationals, the team with the worst record in the Major Leagues, by a score...

I really hate agreeing with White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen on anything--he's an obnoxious loudmouth who often speaks well before he thi...

Marble marker at the site of the original Comiskey Park (demolished 1991), now a parking lot across the street from its replacement, 35th a...

Hockey season is officially over in Chicago. Considering, however, that it's been a very long time since hockey season even mattered i...

Yesterday was opening day for baseball in Chicago. Or, rather, it was supposed to be, but a late-season snow hit Sunday night, dropping any...

Mike Tomczak. Jim Harbaugh. Peter Tom Willis. Will Furrer. Erik Kramer. Steve Walsh. Dave Krieg. Rick Mirer. Steve Stenstrom. Moses Moreno. ...

Remember a few days ago, when I briefly mentioned that the Cubs and the White Sox were in the post-season in the same year for the first tim...

That was Cubs manager Lou Piniella's reply to a reporter's question yesterday at the press conference following a particularly tough...

This morning, the chirpy sportscaster on my radio announced with pride that the Cubs' 14-6 start was "their best since 1975." ...