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Boston’s bombings won’t stop runners from running Apr 16, 2013 12:00 AM
One of life's few guarantees is we are given the opportunity to get back up. We get knocked down, but we — as people, as children, as parents, as Bostonians, as Americans, as runners — can get up again.
Cubs moving forward, but questions remain Apr 15, 2013 12:00 AM
Trying to translate Chicago politics into English is never simple, but it appears as though the Cubs have done whatever it is they had to do behind the scenes to get the mayor and alderman to let them renovate their ballpark. Or so it seems.
What would Bulls gain from Rose return? Apr 15, 2013 12:00 AM
The theater surrounding the Bulls and Derrick Rose lacks logic on so many levels. But the simple question is what would the Bulls or Rose gain from a return this week? If Rose returned, and even if he were 100 percent and playing as well as ever, the Bulls still wouldn't beat Miami. So why the drama about returning now vs. next fall?
Woods drama casts shadow over Masters Apr 13, 2013 12:00 AM
The shame of it is the Tiger Woods drama has distracted from the greatest golf tournament on the calendar, and for the casual golf fan, it reeks of country club stuffiness and men of a certain age and background once again imposing their will.
With Tiger on prowl, Masters crowds ready to roar Apr 9, 2013 12:00 AM
With his short game back on track and three wins under his belt this year, Tiger Woods is once again a big favorite to win the Masters. He hasn’t captured a major since 2008, but he will win at least one this season.
Ricketts ought to fly the coop and set up in suburbiaApr 8, 2013 12:00 AM
Only in the City of Chicago would a man have to wait to spend money to fix up his own house, but Tom Ricketts and the Cubs still have their plans on hold. By the time Ricketts got to Wrigley Field on Opening Day Monday, he found a mayor, an alderman and assorted other clowns — who have conspired to make Ricketts' life miserable — occupying the first row and blocking his way.
Blackhawks have put themselves in prime spot Apr 6, 2013 12:00 AM
With three weeks left to play, the Blackhawks have put themselves in a great spot to make a long playoff run this season.
New job means new start for White Sox’ Williams Apr 2, 2013 12:00 AM
They say that a baseball GM has the most difficult job in sports. Ken Williams experienced it for 12 years, but now the White Sox exec is living life again.
For openers, White Sox’ Beckham, Flowers start hot Apr 2, 2013 12:00 AM
Few White Sox players are facing the pressure of Gordon Beckham and Tyler Flowers, but both men started the season in great fashion on Opening Day.
Cubs, Sox on opposite ends again in 2013Mar 30, 2013 12:00 AM
The Cubs continue to build toward a better day, while suffering in the moment, and the White Sox again try to compete with a Detroit team that appears unbeatable. Yes, 2013 sounds very much like 2012.
Blackhawks also have eye on Leddy, future Mar 18, 2013 12:00 AM
The Blackhawks will be shopping at the trade deadline, but not at the expense of their future, which includes managing the salary cap. They still have to get Nick Leddy signed, and he's an RFA after the season.
Blackhawks’ Bowman in sweet spot for deadline Mar 17, 2013 12:00 AM
With the trade deadline approaching, the Blackhawks would seem to need very little right now, but if the perfect deal comes along, GM Stan Bowman might want to add some size.
Can Urlacher still help Bears? Mar 16, 2013 12:00 AM
Rest assured that Bears GM Phil Emery is not interested in bringing back Brian Urlacher as a mascot, and will hand Urlacher a new contract only if it suits the Bears in 2013 and beyond.
This time, Hoosiers slam Illini Mar 15, 2013 12:00 AM
Illinois has already secured a spot in the NCAA Tournament, but the loss to Indiana Friday proved once again how wildly inconsistent the Illini can be.
Bulls’ Rose will do what’s best for Rose Mar 12, 2013 12:00 AM
Everyone claims to know what's best for the Bulls' Derrick Rose, but Rose is the only one who knows what he feels, and therefore he's the only one who knows what's best for Rose. Physically, he may be healthy, but mentally he’s not certain. If he doesn’t believe he’s ready, he’s not. If he doesn’t believe he’s ready, he won’t play at full speed and with complete abandon.
Blackhawks have given Coach Q what he wanted Mar 11, 2013 12:00 AM
Joel Quenneville asked his players on the way out the door last year to come back thinking team first, and his players have delivered in a big way.
Let’s face it, Blackhawks were due a couple stinkers Mar 10, 2013 12:00 AM
After seven weeks of simply spectacular play, a couple bad games were likely, if not completely expected. The Hawks were playing every night with an unsustainable energy, not to mention just about every break imaginable, and there’s just no way it was going to continue for much longer.
Streak over, Blackhawks set sights on Cup Mar 10, 2013 12:00 AM
While the streak was extraordinarily entertaining for Chicago fans, and a post-lockout gift for the NHL that Gary Bettman didn't deserve, in some ways it's probably a relief for Blackhawks players and coaches that the focus is now back on the goal of winning the big prize.
White Sox' Cooper not worried about Sale, young staff Mar 6, 2013 12:00 AM
White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper is aware of the conversation regarding Chris Sale and his young kids, but he doesn't fear for their health or the future. Speaking from Sox camp Tuesday, Cooper made it clear that the club isn't concerned about projections for Sale, or predictions about his future. "If weight had anything to do with velocity,” said White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper, “I'd have a good fastball right now.”
Best of Bulls’ Thibodeau also the worst Mar 4, 2013 12:00 AM
Tom Thibodeau should be Coach of the Year again, but the man who gets such an incredible effort from his team every night also won’t acknowledge that players might be hurt or need rest before the playoffs.