The Bernstein Brief: Hear What Michael Bennett Says
Protesting the national anthem is only the attention grabber. What matters is what comes next.
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Protesting the national anthem is only the attention grabber. What matters is what comes next.
The segment featured an NFL fantasy draft auction staged as a real-life event with a roomful of white bidders purchasing players, many of them black.
Marvin Bagley III reclassified to play at Duke this season, adding another major name to top of the 2018 NBA Draft.
After serving as the adult in the room amid the Penn State scandal, Frazier is denouncing white supremacy and Donald Trump's comments regarding the weekend tragedy.
The power the Bears had to control the story slipped away from them Thursday night as Mitchell Trubisky shined.
When we last left them as they were actually hitting people and tackling to the ground, Bears were dropping like flies.
Rosen is calling out major college football for its exploitation.
Baez has career-best marks with a .493 slugging percentage and .804 OPS.
It will be a fool's errand to use any of Cutler's Dolphins stint to reinterpret his Bears tenure.
Crawford is one of the best to ever do the difficult and thankless job of officiating.
Even if Kevin White did need a confidence boost, why would receivers coach Zach Azzanni take that public?
The Cardinals welcomed noted anti-LGBTQ speaker and former player Lance Berkman to talk at "Christian Day."
Some executive decisions restored an order that allowed both teams to remain confident in understanding again what they are.
Football is horrible for the combatants and always has been, and only the most willfully ignorant tried not to understand that.
On Thursday, Maddon cautioned his team against becoming overconfident with a long divisional race still ahead.
John Fox and Ryan Pace kept saying they were excited Wednesday without really sounding like they meant it.
The Cowboys screwed Lucky Whitehead over royally.
Illinois appears poised to enact policy that bans athletes with a history of violence, but there's a gray area in the details.
In some years, there's uncertainty to what the Cubs and White Sox are when they meet. Not this year.
Rose's departure felt like a weight being lifted after years of his various injury cycles and bizarre and confusing statements.
The promotion of White Sox infielder Yoan Moncada is the beginning of the first phase, not some signal that it's time to compete for anything.
This isn't even really sports but rather low-rent entertainment spectacle aimed at the most miserable possible common denominator.
The Cubs still desire another reliever and a veteran catcher. For their part, the White Sox are looking to sell any and every veteran.
"We're back," Cubs catcher Willson Contreras said after sweeping the Orioles.
Neither side really had much use for what it gave up in the Jose Quintana-Eloy Jimenez deal.
