The Bernstein Brief: Stop Saying This Cubs' Run Is 'Unbelievable'
This is exactly what the Cubs' brass told us was going to happen, and we watched the progress, little by little.
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This is exactly what the Cubs' brass told us was going to happen, and we watched the progress, little by little.
The Cubs have been best served by being free of the weight of your concerns.
The Cubs' three go-to relievers have been ordinary this postseason. They'll matter soon enough.
Words from Maddon in May 2015 have proved to be telling now.
What hits home in Sean McDonough's admission that the NFL product can be bad is that it's about the football itself.
If Carter-Williams wants to wear Rose's old No. 1, he should wear No. 1.
Instead of admitting what we all see, Fox has gotten testy.
In all his preparation, Maddon couldn't have envisioned how Saturday played out.
A powerful faction there is growing increasingly tired of his "arrogance and defiance."
It was one we'll never forget, for many reasons.
In a mini-slump, Rizzo is needed for the Cubs to help extinguish the Giants.
The Bears only succeed in sustaining the possibility of possibilities until the clock runs out yet again.
It's a limited sample in which bad players can be good and good players can be bad.
Chicago has struggled just to get its first-round picks on the field in the past decade.
Not using Zach Britton was a distilled example of senseless, frustrating old-school thinking exposed on the national stage.
The future is in the hands of the scouts and data analysts at every level.
Jordan Howard showed promise, and both Bears coordinators had quality game plans.
Kelly should know that his stated intent to act out more on the sideline has raised eyebrows among those above him.
Will we see free-flowing team play or stagnated turn-taking?
The Knicks and Bulls have been tone deaf regarding the gang rape accusations against Rose.
Popovich eloquently expressed support for athletes who are protesting the national anthem.
What's better than watching the Bears? Pretty much everything.
Leave it to the Bears to find new and interesting ways to make you think less of them.
Fox has accrued great power at Halas Hall, and his team is as ugly as ever.
A group of Penn State professors has pledged support for students who condemned last weekend's tribute to Paterno.
