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Barry Rozner

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A former vendor at all of Chicago's ballparks and stadiums during his college years, Barry Rozner has been a sports columnist for the Daily Herald since 1997, following a decade covering the Cubs first as a feature writer and then as the beat writer.

Rozner has won Peter Lisagor and Associated Press writing awards for his work as a columnist and sports writer, and includes among his national scoops the story that Phil Jackson would be named coach of the Bulls in 1989. In 2007, he was named "Sportswriter of the Year" by the Pitch & Hit Club of Chicago.

A graduate of Northern Illinois University, Rozner has written several books, including "Second to Home" with Ryne Sandberg, and "Where's Harry?" with Steve Stone. He's a frequent co-host on the Score radio and in 2010 began co-hosting "Hit and Run" at the sports talk radio outlet, WSCR 670-AM.

Rozner was honored by the Little City Foundation in 1998, and sits on the board of the James P. Lang Scholarship Foundation, which awards college scholarships to children of single parent homes.

Having finally given up the violence of hockey for the aggravation of golf, Rozner lives a mostly healthy existence with his family in the Northwest suburbs

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All not lost in Cubs’ fight for help

May 25 2012 | 8:35 am - The timing of the Joe Ricketts super PAC story was about as bad as possible with NATO in town, embarrassing Rahm Emanuel in front of all his D.C. friends. But it doesn't mean he won't eventually make a deal with the Cubs.

Can Blackhawks learn from watching playoffs?

May 23 2012 | 7:14 pm - There is a lot the Blackhawks can learn from watching the way Darryl Sutter took the Kings to the Finals, and the way Dave Tippett took average goalies and made them great in Phoenix.

Cubs' Rizzo, Sox' Peavy hot topics

May 22 2012 | 7:21 pm - For the next two months, much of the speculation surrounding the Cubs and Sox will involve Jake Peavy and Anthony Rizzo.

This time, Cubs' Kerry Wood found perfection

May 18 2012 | 7:31 pm - Kerry Wood went out with a strikeout, a standing ovation and a hug from his son Friday. Considering the odd circumstances, it's hard to imagine a more wonderful way for any player to retire.

At least Sox, Cubs haven’t been dull

May 18 2012 | 8:07 am - If you haven't paid attention to Chicago baseball thus far, you've missed some good, bad and ugly, but it's hardly too late to get involved. Here are some players, managers and execs to watch this weekend and over the summer.

Cutler right to doubt Bears’ O-line

May 17 2012 | 9:32 am - Apparently, Jay Cutler is among those stunned that the Bears chose a Boise State linebacker in the first round when there were quality offensive linemen available.

Hysterics over Hawks’ Kane hysterical

May 15 2012 | 10:21 pm - The strangest part of the Patrick Kane saga is that all who overlooked his faults on the ice — and often made excuses for him — suddenly see them now because of his flaws off the ice. Apparently, he's become a terrible hockey player in...

Bulls' tough loss begins rough summer

May 10 2012 | 10:26 pm - Hard to believe that 13 days ago the Bulls could peer through the fog of playoff basketball and envision themselves in the NBA Finals. Not even a fortnight has passed and now a cloud of uncertainty hangs over the team thicker than at any time since...

Bulls live to fight again

May 09 2012 | 12:23 am - Already missing Derrick Rose and Joakim Noah, with an injured Luol Deng, the Bulls watched Taj Gibson turn an ankle Tuesday night. They won, but they won't survive another game without a healthy Gibson.

Pressure now on Hawks' Quenneville

May 10 2012 | 8:54 am - Joel Quenneville got his way when he fired Mike Haviland and kept Mike Kitchen, but the result is he's placed a target on his own back and he'll need to produce next season.

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