Longtime readers may remember South Side Baseball, the predecessor to the site you see before you. As of this afternoon I’ve finished loading the posts, articles and features from SSB that didn’t get lost in the move to 35th Street. For those who just joined up this past season, now’s your chance to catch up [...]
In the scheme of things, first place does not really equal third place and winning does not make you victorious.
A Sox player losing out to someone else by a couple of votes? Yeah, that sounds about right.
How to solve the ills of baseball scheduling? Take a cue from that other, more successful pro sports league. Concept baseball takes a small leap forward.
If rock is a sport, somebody might want to get Paul Assenmacher on the phone.
Got an angel on one shoulder, got a league leader in strikeouts on the other.
In which we offer up a few words to mark the dawn of someone else’s Joe Crede era.
Jeff at Royally Speaking invited me to participate in another roundtable discussion, this time looking at the 2008 AL Central in review. You can read it in its entirety here.
Everything you need to know in time for this Election Day.
On the South Side, anyway. Notes from a decade around the SNES League.
The sports media longs for the World Series of yore – but no one’s really sure why.
Happy anniversary, everyone. ESPN AM1000′s 2005 year-end audio montage: [Audio clip: view full post to listen] U.S. Cellular Field 2006 game-opening video montage:
A few words on the upcoming anniversary of the last great moment in Chicago sports.
To enjoy this year’s World Series is really nothing more than to revel in the same loathing and contempt we always have. And that’s a good thing.
