Starting in center field, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Frank Thomas III. Seriously.
Jeff over at Royally Speaking asked me for a Royals/Sox preview. This is that preview.
Want a great deal on rent in Chicago? Try building a stadium.
It’s about as far from objective journalism as it gets, but you have to chuckle a bit at Don Cooper’s latest statements on the state of the relief corps: “They haven’t had a good spring,” Cooper said. “They haven’t shown us the things we need to see for us to feel very comfortable right now.” [...]
You think you hate the Cubs? You have no idea how to hate the Cubs.
Wrigley Field naming rights for sale: Good, bad or awesome? “Yes” to all three.
Hey, did you know this one guy wants to help his team win?
Lies, damned lies and management’s comments to the Chicago Sun-Times.
We try to avoid news blurbs here, but this is just too rich to pass up. In case you needed further proof of Major League Baseball’s willful ignorance on the matter of steroids, we present John Rocker on John Rocker: “Bud Selig knew in the year 2000 John Rocker was taking the juice,” the former [...]
Konerko to the Angels? Sounds even better the fiftieth time.
Prepare yourselves for four more years of outlosability and lengthy lectures on the difference between guys who play the game well and guys who win the game that’s being played.
Jason Giambi: 22 of 24 with a pair touchdowns.
Now we are free.
On July 4, 2008, the Chicago White Sox will wear special camouflage uniforms for some reason, presumably to honor American troops in a home-game setting (they’re in Cleveland on Memorial Day). This is a nice gesture, and hopefully results in a uni that doesn’t look as heinous as what the Padres sport; if done right, [...]
Ah, January, in which temperatures hit -20 in Chicago and the paper of record reminds us all of our favorite team’s epic fall from grace: Only two seasons after they won the World Series for the first time since 1917, the White Sox incurred the largest dropoff in victories in the major leagues last season. [...]
An A/B comparison of questionable free agent signings.
