The Bernstein Brief: Bad Timing For Sammy Sosa
At a time of year in which we have nothing to talk about, Sosa has turned ... pink.
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At a time of year in which we have nothing to talk about, Sosa has turned ... pink.
When a multibillion-dollar sports business as strong as the NBA decides it wants to sell something, enough people are always there to buy it.
We're in a new reality of ball leaving bat.
Only the Paterno family can be odious enough to make a protagonist out of the NCAA.
Cubs general manager Jed Hoyer hoped his team would have a "galvanizing" moment. Could Thursday have provided it?
It couldn't get much worse for the defending champion Cubs at the moment.
Harper hashtagged speculation to a new level of excitement late Tuesday night.
It's just really hard to be notable in Minneapolis, no matter one's stock in trade.
The Bulls had one asset to trade, and they did it. The trade of Jimmy Butler has started a rebuild.
This can be both a sad ending for Hossa and a convenient way for the Blackhawks to circumvent the salary cap.
It doesn't appear Butler or the Bulls truly know what they want in this business.
A history-making seven golfers came in at double digits under par in the easiest U.S. Open ever.
Fox is overly optimistic about his Bears. Is he on to something?
This is as starkly as one can remember an athlete addressing traumatic brain injury caused by his sport.
Everything about Tebow is odd, and nothing more so than the ongoing stunt of the soon-to-be 30-year-old pursuing a baseball career in the Mets organization.
Durant is now part of the club, and no one can add the "yeah, but..." caveat.
The Bulls' heavily nuanced meetings have become farcical in their over-complication of mediocrity.
Fairness marked the initial reaction by the Cubs to a troubling situation.
There was a sense of giddy anticipation from Bulls fans after Hoiberg was tied to the Ohio State job.
Fans have created an environment in which championships define legacies, so you can't discredit Durant for going to the Warriors.
In a league in which peers measure success by championships, Butler is stuck in an impossible position.
Piersall's keen observations and caustic wit could combine to unsettle, and that never bothered him.
It was judgement day for three former Penn State officials -- and the late football coach tarnished by a child-sex abuse cover-up.
We waited nearly a year for Warriors-Cavaliers again and were initially rewarded.
Non-linear development is striking for some Cubs, while some regression was inevitable from a historic 2016 championship season.
