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Column: Remembering Bob Newhart and his love of Chicago sports — especially the Cubs
Bob Newhart, who died last week at 94, was as big a Chicago Cubs fan as there ever was.
Jon Lester believes former Chicago Cubs manager David Ross will be back in baseball soon
Former Chicago Cubs pitcher Jon Lester said David Ross will be back in baseball "shortly" after a year off following his dismissal as Cubs manager.
Column: Chicago Cubs’ decision to dismiss Seiya Suzuki’s interpreter gets lost in translation
Seiya Suzuki hasn't had much to talk about this season, and Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell had little to say about the change of interpreters.
Column: The Chicago White Sox’s primary 2nd-half goal? Avoid making history.
The magic number for the Chicago White Sox is 16: They need 16 wins in their final 64 games to avoid the 1962 New York Mets' modern-day record of 120...
Cubs’ Shota Imanaga picks a perfect jingle for All-Star Game, while White Sox’s Garrett Crochet ‘absorbs’ his big moment
It was a rare perfect day for Chicago baseball, as the Cubs' Shota Imanaga and White Sox's Garrett Crochet threw one scoreless All-Star inning apiece.
Column: Velocity is the name in the MLB All-Star Game — and perhaps every game in the future
Velocity is the name of the game in baseball these days, as evidenced by the radar gun readings in the Midsummer Classic.
MLB players in 2028 Olympics? Robot umpires by 2026? Commissioner Rob Manfred says both are possible.
Major League Baseball might follow the NHL and make its players available for the 2028 Summer Olympics, Commissioner Rob Manfred said.
Column: Shota Imanaga and Garrett Crochet are ready for their All-Star close-ups — while Paul Skenes takes center stage
Cubs pitcher Shota Imanaga and White Sox ace Garrett Crochet are in Texas for their first All-Star Game.
Column: Life goes on, as this historic Chicago White Sox season continues marching backward
Outside of a few bright spots, like Garrett Crochet, Erick Fedde and Drew Thorpe, the Chicago White Sox had a miserable first half.
Column: Record-setting loss doesn’t dissuade Luis Robert Jr. from wanting to stay with the Chicago White Sox
After the Chicago White Sox set a record Saturday with 70 losses before the All-Star break, Luis Robert Jr. explained why he wants to stay.