On the anniversary of the Sox’ 2005 World Series victory, an examination of what we really got from that most fantastic of outcomes.
Player; manager; broadcaster: Ozzie Guillen stands on the verge of marginal, highly specific greatness. Again.
The triumphant return of Scott Podsednik marks the beginning of the end. Again.
Sometimes the best trades you make are the ones a Diamondbacks ace refuses to agree to because he hates your team.
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.
The myth of “Perfect attendance” infiltrates the American League East.
Victory is ours through the logical continuation of the 2008 Plan in three simple steps. Here’s how: 1. Trade for Gary Sheffield. Because you can never have too many slow power hitters past their prime. 2. Trade for Freddy Garcia. Because you can never have too many questionable starting pitchers, and he can probably be [...]
Look no further than Boston: absolute victory corrupts absolutely.
You’ve got questions. We’ve got answers. Presenting the return of the new 35th Street mailbag.
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. [...]
The ups and downs of having stupid, distant ideas as seen through one small-time sportswriter’s eyes.
