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Continuing my trend of visiting midwestern cities (not on purpose) we whisked away to Cleveland for a night. My dad’s 60th birthday was motivation to go see the White Sox play the Indians at Progressive Field and visit the Rock … Continue reading
The Sun-Times reached out to an AL Central scout to evaluate the White Sox anonymously and independently. It’s hard to disagree with most of what was said. A week into the season most of it is spot on. He was … Continue reading
Tony Romo’s new contract. Being a fan of both the Sox and the Cubs. The Cubs moving to Rosemont? Opening Day as one of the best sports days. The Rock’s movie The Rundown. The G.I. Joe movies. Olympus Has Fallen. … Continue reading
Everyone else is making MLB predictions, so I might as well too. (*- Denotes wild card teams) AL East Tampa Bay Rays – Good pitching and defense, but some questions on offense. *Toronto Blue Jays – Big splash offseason. Still … Continue reading
Flip Flop Fly Ball has a lot of really awesomely created infographics, and this White Sox-centric one is no exception. It shows the 2005 White Sox team that won the World Series, along with each player’s tenure in the Major … Continue reading
The Associated Press via ESPN.com on the Miami Marlins: The Marlins will eventually spend again, and they want to sign precocious slugger Giancarlo Stanton to a multiyear contract, [Marlins owner] Loria said. He said he understands why fans are upset … Continue reading
Cruiseship craziness. NBA All-Star Weekend. Michael Jordan turns 50. Latest, and strangest, episode of Girls. House of Lies. Prediction about Chip Kelly. A new baseball podcast. Visit our Facebook page Co-Host: Chris (http://twitter.com/cmwilliams51) Running Time: About 32 minutes Download: Direct | … Continue reading
Ameet Sachdev about a month ago for the Chicago Tribune: StubHub on Monday announced the renewal of a revenue-sharing agreement with the league that started in 2007. A spokesman for the reseller also noted that the Cubs, New York Yankees … Continue reading
NBA Commisioner David Stern announced he will retire in February 2014, which means Bud Selig shouldn’t be too far behind. Selig took over in 1992, and has done a lot to the game, mostly positive, throughout his tenure. But is … Continue reading