Новости за 02.04.2024

The start of 2024 has been a roller coaster for former Chicago Cubs star Kris Bryant. It’s been quite the ride for him since being traded at the deadline in 2021 to the San Francisco Giants. He went from a Cubs team heading nowhere fast to a Giants team on their way to winning 100 […]

On Tuesday the White Sox announced that left-hander Sammy Peralta was claimed off waivers by the Seattle Mariners.  The White Sox designated Peralta for assignment on March 28th after he posting a 5.40 ERA in 3.1 innings during spring training. Peralta appeared in 16 games for the White Sox last season. In 20 innings of […]

Most college pro days have concluded ahead of the NFL draft. Now, the Chicago Bears are about to conduct their own local pro day. For those who don’t know, a local pro day involves players with roots close to the Chicagoland area. If they live in the region assigned to the Bears, they are eligible […]

The stadium issues are suddenly silent. The Chicago Bears are hoping to work with the city of Chicago to build a publicly-owned stadium to be built just south of Soldier Field. Kevin Warren and the village of Arlington Heights are still jockeying positions with the original plan to build a mega-complex in the northwest suburb […]

The Chicago Cubs started their Wrigley Field campaign with a win on Monday, beating the Colorado Rockies 5-0. This was the fourth time the Cubs shut out their opponent in the Wrigley opener in the last six years, and they have now won five out of the previous six openers. Shota Imanaga, Yency Almonte, and […]

Throughout the year for Michigan hockey, the expectation for star Blackhawks prospect Frank Nazar was that he would turn pro the second his collegiate season ended. With the Wolverines still alive in the NCAA playoffs, though, that’s no longer the case. Nazar and his teammates have advanced to the Frozen Four, with games scheduled for […]

If the season’s first four games are any indication, the 2024 White Sox might be one of the worst teams in baseball history. The roster sucks. There might not be one above-average MLB player on the team outside of Luis Robert Jr.  As such, it will be a long and grueling process to get this […]

One of the things people have noticed about Ryan Poles since he became Chicago Bears GM is how incredibly calm he’s able to stay through the ups and downs of his job. NFL people call it the highs and lows. A better way to describe it is the chaos. General managers have to juggle so […]

The Chicago Bears haven’t said it outright, but the signs are impossible to miss. Unless something insane happens over the next three weeks, Caleb Williams will be their next quarterback. Ryan Poles and Matt Eberflus have had nothing but good things to say about him. The team has met with him, his teammate, and his […]

The Chicago Bears have four options on the table for the #9 pick later this month. They’re taking a quarterback at #1. That much is obvious. Most believe it’s down to a wide receiver, pass rusher, offensive tackle, or a trade down with the other. GM Ryan Poles only has four picks left in this […]

The Chicago Bears took a considerable step forward in 2023, going from 3-14 the previous year to 7-10. If not for some painful 4th quarter collapses against Denver and Detroit, they likely would’ve finished with a winning record. Perhaps what stood out the most about that season was how the team weathered multiple storms and […]

Shōta Imanaga’s MLB debut could not have gotten much better as the lefty tossed six scoreless innings against the Colorado Rockies, helping the Chicago Cubs win 5-0 and continued the team’s dominance in home opener’s at Wrigley Field in recent history. The lefty was almost un-hittable against the Rockies, going 5.2 innings before Charlie Blackmon […]

The White Sox have brought a familiar face back into the fold, as Robert Murray of FanSided has reported that the team has signed veteran right-hander Mike Clevinger to a contract. The terms of the deal are unknown at the moment, but Clevinger is back on the South Side on what is presumably a one-year […]