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Painful End to Bulls’ Postseason Hopes

April 30, 2014

Chicago Bulls forward Taj Gibson had to be carried off the court when he suffered an apparent ankle injury in the fourth quarter of Tuesday’s Game 5 of the team’s first-round Eastern Conference series at the United Center. Bulls center Joakim Noah is going to have an ailing knee checked out. So the good news […]

White Sox Could Teach Cubs a Lesson

April 29, 2014

Random thoughts (or close as we come to them around here) while wondering when the Chicago White Sox marketing department will start writing Jose Abreu’s Rookie of the Year award acceptance speech: * If the Cubs want a blueprint on how to build (or rebuild) a ballclub, they ought to look to the White Sox. […]

Abreu Making His Mark(s) With White Sox

April 28, 2014

Monday meanderings: The Chicago White Sox have a reason to be excited. Other than once again reaching a .500 record (as they did Sunday with a 9-2 victory at home against Tampa Bay). Jose Abreu drove in four runs to set a rookie record for RBI through the end of April. He has 31. Albert […]

Some Sterling Suspension Suspense for NBA

April 27, 2014

Sunday smorgasbord: The NBA suspended Washington Wizards forward Nene for one game (Sunday’s Game 4 in their first-round Eastern Conference series). Meaning the Chicago Bulls should have an easy time evening the series 2-2. OK, a less challenging time. Nothing seems to be easy regarding the Bulls — well, other than speculating about next season. […]

Big Night for Hawks, Bulls and White Sox

April 26, 2014

The Chicago White Sox rally in the ninth inning to win on a walkoff grand slam. The Blackhawks win in overtime. The Bulls blow a late lead but recover to win on the road. And then there were the Cubs. Can’t win ‘em all. * Speaking of the Cubs, right-hander Carlos Villanueva took over the […]

Cubs’ Wrigley Cake Saga Tough to Swallow

April 25, 2014

Well, that takes the cake. A 400-pound cake that was part of the Chicago Cubs’ centennial celebration of Wrigley Field on Wednesday was found in a dumpster on Thursday. How crummy — or crumby — can you be? * The Cubs did issue a statement: “The Chicago Cubs are disappointed in how our Wrigley Field […]

Century of Progress? Not So Much at Wrigley

April 24, 2014

Thursday thoughts (or unreasonable facsimiles thereof): The Chicago Cubs celebrated the 100th anniversary of Wrigley Field with a once-in-a-hundred-year ninth-inning collapse. OK, for the Cubs it wasn’t all that uncommon. * The once-in-a-century occurrence would be one for the Arizona Diamondbacks, who scored five runs in the ninth inning for a 7-5 victory over the […]

Wizards Ground Bulls in Game 2 in Overtime

April 23, 2014

Tuesday was Earth Day. Or, as Chicago Bulls fans were hoping, back down to earth day for the Washington Wizards. Instead of that happening, the Bulls fell. With a thud. A 101-99 overtime loss at the United Center that sends them to Washington down 2-0 in the best-of-seven Eastern Conference first-round series. The Bulls couldn’t […]

Noah Way: Bulls’ Star NBA Defensive Player of Year

April 22, 2014

Random thoughts (or what passes for them around here) while wondering whether the Chicago Bulls will win a road game in their series against the Washington Wizards to regain homecourt edge — well, provided they can win Game 2 Tuesday night at the United Center: * The good news for the Bulls is center Joakim […]

Bulls Left With Egg on Their Face After Game 1 Loss

April 21, 2014

It would be too easy to say the Chicago Bulls laid an egg on Easter Sunday. And possibly too cliche. Not to mention too accurate. So we won’t do that. Instead we merely will observe the obvious: The Bulls lost Game 1 of their Eastern Conference first-round series to the Washington Wizards 102-93 at the […]

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