The Japanese surely mean well, but we’ve got better ideas to help Chicago’s AAA team.
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Tag Archives: Media
Curses are but the Province of Losers
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: Chicago Cubs, Crosstown Classic, excuses, rivalries, Wrigley Field Comments closed
How to Write a White Sox Spring Training Report
So-and-so has something to prove. Part two in an ongoing series.
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Kenny Williams Moves at an Altitude Below that of Enemy Detection
Or so says Joe Cowley.
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Seven of Bobby Abreu
People don’t want a hero. They want to eat cheeseburgers, play the lotto and watch television.
Filed Under: Opinion Also Filed Under: Bobby Abreu, economics, free agents, Jermaine Dye, speculation, trade rumors are stupid Comments closed
The Game of Kenny Williams
There are times to admire the Sox’ GM and there are times to admonish the Sox’ GM. This is both of those times.
The Curious Case of the Curious Case of
When Oscar-nominated films directed by David Fincher attack.
Man, I’m Going to Cut You Up So Bad, That You. . . You Gonna Wish I Didn’t Cut You Up So Bad.
And other revelations from the theoretical Ozzie Guillen literary project.
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: Aaron Rowand, Chicago White Sox, Javier Vazquez, Jerry Reinsdorf, Joe Torre, New York Yankees, Ozzie Guillen, Tom Verducci Comments closed
Choices, Choices, Choices (Freelance Baseball II)
Now batting for Team USA: the centerfielder, number 27, Ken Rosenthal!
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Progress and Prosperity
All the critics love U in Cleveland.
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Things to Watch in Chicago Baseball in 2009
Ten things that will happen in Chicago baseball, all based on nothing in particular.
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The Anti-Pro-Chicago Conspiracy
Meet the new three-headed anti-White Sox monster, although for two of those heads it’s nothing personal.
Filed Under: News Also Filed Under: Carl Pohlad, Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox, Jay Mariotti, Milton Bradley, Minnesota Twins, speculation, Wrigley Field Comments closed
A Tale of Three Empires
How one sports team carried out what the two mightiest media companies in the nation could not.
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: Boston Red Sox, business, Chicago Cubs, New York Yankees, Sam Zell, Wrigley Field sale, YES Network Comments closed
Shortstop. Manager. Diplomat.
Ozzie Guillen weighs in on foreign policy: Guillen also touched on relations between his homeland and the U.S., saying he hopes President Hugo Chavez and President-elect Barack Obama would strengthen ties. “I’m not asking them to be great friends, but at least that they shake hands,” he said. Next up on Nightline, we’ll be discussing [...]
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