The Bernstein Brief: Good For Indiana

Athletic director Fred Glass acted swiftly in firing football coach Kevin Wilson, who didn't buy into concussion claims.

• Dec 2, 2016

The Bernstein Brief: MLB Ends The Stupidity

Finally, baseball has done away with the All-Star Game deciding World Series home-field advantage.

• Dec 1, 2016

Bernstein: Brian Kelly & A Tenuous Status Quo

A dissatisfied bloc of trustees and boosters has become increasingly vocal as problems with the program have mounted.

• Nov 30, 2016

The Bernstein Brief: Northwestern's Win A Good Sign

It's the annual point at which we declare the Wildcats could finally earn an NCAA Tournament berth.

• Nov 29, 2016

Bernstein: Not Much To Be Learned From These Bears

Little, if anything, that's occurring in these games is altering the proximity to the Bears winning a championship someday.

• Nov 28, 2016

Bernstein: The Baseball Hall Of Fame's 'Jim Rice Problem'

Examining a standard set by Baseball's Hall of Fame voting that isn't right.

• Nov 23, 2016

The Bernstein Brief: NFL 'Winning' War On Kickers

Kickers missed an NFL-record 12 PATs in Week 11.

• Nov 22, 2016

Bernstein: Time To Hear From Ryan Pace

The Bears' football boss needs to explain what has meaning now and how this should all be evaluated.

• Nov 20, 2016

The Bernstein Brief: Interesting Bulls Not What We Thought

The Bulls are winning -- but not how we thought they would be.

• Nov 18, 2016

The Bernstein Brief: Cy Young Voters Get It (Mostly) Right

Fangraphs.com's WAR reveals that Max Scherzer easily outpaced Kyle Hendricks and Jon Lester in value.

• Nov 17, 2016

Bernstein: Tony Romo Sets New NFL Standard

Romo's grace in abdicating his starting job to Dak Prescott set an example for all to follow.

• Nov 16, 2016

The Bernstein Brief: Alshon Jeffery's Suspension Not All That Meaningful

The Bears are bad with or without Jeffery, who's been waiting for a chance to play elsewhere.

• Nov 15, 2016

Bernstein: Bears Fumble Away Any Trust

Any belief the Bears were headed in a better direction was quashed in Sunday's debacle.

• Nov 13, 2016

The Bernstein Brief: There Could Be A Way For Cubs To Keep Dexter Fowler

How much does it mean for Fowler to stay with the defending champions?

• Nov 11, 2016

The Bernstein Brief: Hawks Expose A Bulls Issue

Smart, disciplined defensive teams can take advantage of Rajon Rondo's shooting struggles.

• Nov 10, 2016

Bernstein: Manny Ramirez Deserves Credit, Too

Ramirez was an influential teacher and mentor for many of the champion Cubs' youngsters.

• Nov 8, 2016

The Bernstein Brief: OK, What Now?

Do we really have to talk about the Bears now?

• Nov 7, 2016

The Bernstein Brief: Put The Phone Down And Watch

This is a pitch to not forget to view the Cubs championship parade with your own eyes.

• Nov 4, 2016

The Bernstein Brief: The Best Way To Win

A wild Game 7 win was fitting for the Cubs, a team that laughed in the face of history.

• Nov 3, 2016

Bernstein: A Fan's Longest Day

Game 7 awaits between the Cubs and Indians -- this is why we do sports.

• Nov 2, 2016

The Bernstein Brief: Why Wouldn't Guaranteed Rate Play Ball With White Sox?

The relationship between the White Sox and their ballpark naming sponsor is off to a rocky start.

• Nov 1, 2016

Bernstein: Well, I Guess We're Going To Watch The Bears

Once the cover of the Cubs' championship chase ends, all eyes will turn to the nervous, bad Bears.

• Oct 31, 2016

The Bernstein Brief: Bulls Can't Sustain Winning Like That

It was quite the weird opening night victory for the Bulls against the Celtics.

• Oct 28, 2016

The Bernstein Brief: Anthony Rizzo's Other Contribution

In Game 2, Rizzo embodied the Cubs' patient approach that takes a toll on pitchers.

• Oct 27, 2016

Bernstein: Cubs Making People Forget White Sox

White Sox fans have a legitimate reason to gripe. After all, you'd think 2005 never happened.

• Oct 26, 2016

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