Take Notice -- Kane's Working On A 'Shot-First Mentality,' Agility
Patrick Kane believes he can become much more dangerous offensively.
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Patrick Kane believes he can become much more dangerous offensively.
Surely, Ozzie Guillen's some lessons, and he's now expressed a willingness to return to the White Sox.
Vereen is a sure tackler who's good at reading keys, but his ball skills and footwork need work.
Umm, that's the wrong side of the putter, Ernie.
This statement doesn't come off very well.
The Blackhawks are treating their star players with the utmost respect, and it's been reciprocated.
The calls are growing louder, but Cubs management isn't budging from its plan.
Rory McIlory fired a six-under 66 in the first round, and Tiger Woods return to major competition with a 69.
The long years before Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews took ice at United Center saw dark days.
There aren't any health concerns -- the White Sox are just being cautious with their ace.
