Rongey: Doug Buffone Was One Of A Kind
It's easy to envision Doug above us somewhere, primed to yell at the TV and break down the Bears.
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CBS Chicago Hosting Red Cross Telethon
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Chris Rongey Wins 2013 Quote Of The Year
The votes are in and 670 The Score's very own Chris Rongey has won the 2013 Boers and Bernstein Quote of the Year!
Rongey: Talking White Sox Trades And Konerko's Future
If you would have asked me several months ago — and many of you did — whether this White Sox team would execute a bevy of trades before the season came to an end, I would have told you — and I did — that I'd be surprised if they made more than a deal or two.
Bernstein: Smarter Sox Done Fooling Fans
White Sox general manager Rick Hahn looks to have the guts needed for a gut rehab of a team grown old, stale and bad
Rongey: Sale Shows Won-Loss Record Means Little
If you ever needed to see a standard for the win-loss record of a pitcher meaning very little, take a look at what Sale has done this season.
Rongey: Never Say Never When It Comes To White Sox
I'll spare you my opening-day gush of excitement.
Quote Of The Year Award Show Wrap-Up
In addition to Ken "Hawk" Harrelson becoming the first two-time Boers & Bernstein Quote Of The Year Award winner, a number of other honors were handed out Wednesday.
Baffoe: Chicago Baseball 2012, In Memoriam
Well, the 2012 baseball season in Chicago has come to an end. For some, mercifully. For others, disappointingly.
Video: Gordon Beckham Impersonates Jake Peavy With Chris Rongey
The White Sox are making a final push to get Jake Peavy to the All-Star Game Thursday and they are getting help from everyone.
Listen: Chris Rongey Beastie Boys Cover
Back in 2007, The Score produced a cover of the Beastie Boys' Brass Monkey centering in on Chris Rongey's White Sox pre/post game show.
Williams Impressed With First Week Of Sox Season
Chicago White Sox General Manager Kenny Williams joined Chris Rongey on Sox Weekly Saturday to discuss his first impressions of the 2012 season.
Ten Foot Mailbag: Urology, Sideline Candy, And DahMahNah
The Cubs lost in the most Cubs way possible short of forfeiting due to locusts to open the 2012 season Thursday.
White Sox Weekly
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White Sox Weekly Tomorrow!
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White Sox Weekly
Don't miss White Sox Weekly tomorrow from 11:45-12:45 with The Score's Chris Rongey.
Ventura To Join White Sox Weekly Tomorrow
White Sox new manager Robin Venutra will join Chris Rongey on Saturday at noon for White Sox Weekly on 670 The Score.
White Sox Weekly This Saturday
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Hooters Girls Live In Studio
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White Sox Weekly This Saturday
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Rongey: Breathe Normally
We're 6% of the way through the White Sox season. Ten games in and a record of 6 and 4.
Nothing Changes For Thornton
After going most of spring training battling with Chris Sale to be the Chicago White Sox's closer, Matt Thornton got the official nod from manager Ozzie Guillen. But it's business as usual for Thornton, even after the announcement.
Rongey: ...Or Maybe Not
Just yesterday, Jake Peavy's progress continued to be encouraging.
Rongey: Sox (Fantasy) Camp, Sniffing For Championship
And that's as close as we would get. Because of camp format, we were somehow still able to play for a chance to be in the championship game on Sunday, even though we had only won one game.
Rongey: Sox (Fantasy) Camp, Day Three
Holy crap, we won a game There was a strong chance the OBI's were going to finish the first 3 days without a single win, but after starting 0-5, everything fell into place in the second game of the day.
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