Bernstein: Umpires With Microphones Won't Do Much
There just isn't much to say most of the time, other than what the video replay showed or didn't.
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There just isn't much to say most of the time, other than what the video replay showed or didn't.
The Blackhawks are as much a collection of memories now as anything else.
The Blackhawks are faltering, the Bulls are rising up. Just like we thought, right?
Going into shutdown mode with a one-goal lead is a way to steal a game, not a series.
Penn State continues to show it has deep and endemic problems in handling the child rape scandal on its campus.
This isn't progress, but it will masquerade as such to perpetuate more mediocrity.
Finally, we have an objective measurement and inarguable evidence of the spectacular for defense on the diamond.
The NHL won't take a midseason break in 2018 to allow its players to compete in the Olympics.
Only live-game experience can provide Willson Contreras with the needed understanding of catching Jon Lester.
Ryan Pace and the Bears love using meaningless platitudes that obfuscate from the real issues.
"Distraction" is simply a term used by NFL coaches and teams to hide from anything that upsets them.
Indiana officials had a strong opposition to Alford, due primarily to his misbehavior regarding Pierre Pierce and sexual assault cases when at Iowa.
Forget finding a real villain, it's hard even manufacturing a perceived reason to dislike any of these teams.
More than anything, the addition of Mark Sanchez is a symbol.
The league is considering immediate ejections and suspensions for illegal hits. This probably won't go well.
At some point this will just fizzle in a pile of strikeouts after Tebow tours all the parks a couple times.
University power brokers want sustained national prominence and for Chicago players to be a big reason why.
Exciting and dumb aren't mutually exclusive, as Northwestern and Vanderbilt showed.
It matters that two of the three school administrators charged with crimes in the scandal have now — finally — admitted guilt.
Remember when the Bears adding a new starting quarterback used to be a big deal?
Athletic director Josh Whitman is in uncharted territory.
Keeping up any kind of reputation matters less than ever under a new collective bargaining agreement. So just bottom out.
The ideal scenario at quarterback is difficult to envision with Mike Glennon about to enter the mix.
Where will Giant Bowl of Guacamole and Rodeo Bull go in the draft?
Signing Glennon is like ordering an egg-salad sandwich anywhere but your mother's kitchen table.
