Canucks Down Blackhawks, Stay Alive more ›

Peavy Stellar For Sox more ›

Blackhawks Cruise Past Canucks. Again. more ›

Yesterday was Jackie Robinson Day in Major League Baseball with teams, managers, and umpires all wearing the number 42 to honor the baseball legend. But neither Chicago team fared too well. more ›

Bulls Beat Up Bobcats, Punch Post-Season Ticket more ›

The Bulls have been able to put that behind-the-scenes nastiness behind them and now have the inside track to be the first round victims of LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers after they edged the Celtics 101-93. Down by eight early in the second quarter, a big 18-2 run flipped the scoreboard and put the Bulls ahead. Of courser, the Celtics wouldn't go easily and fought back in the second half. But the Bulls held off the run, led by Derrick Rose who dropped 39 points on Boston and Kirk Hinrich who had 30. The highlight of the game, though? Rasheed Wallace, scoring on his own basket. more ›

Cubs Open Home Season With A 'W' more ›

The White Sox lost a close one to the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday by the score of 3-2, giving the Jays a four-game series sweep. Recent rotation addition Clayton Richard did his best on the mound, allowing only three hits and one earned run over seven innings. The earned run came in the second when Kevin Millar launch a big fly to left, and was followed by an unearned run in the third as Marco Scutaro scored after making it all the way to third on a fielding gaffe by Scott Podsednik. Toronto preserved their 2-0 lead until Jim Thome went yard in the eighth, plating Jermaine Dye and tying the game at two. Much to Chicago's dismay, the deadlock did not last long. With a runner on third and two out in the bottom of the inning, the Jays' Alex Rios drove a fastball to shallow left-center, giving Podsednik a chance at redemption. Podsednik made a valiant diving effort but couldn't get to the ball before it hit the turf, bouncing to the warning track while the winning run came across for Toronto. The loss marked the end of a 1-6 roadtrip for the White Sox, who are hoping tonight's return to the Cell will help reverse their fortunes. more ›

Cubs Blow Another One more ›

All is not well on the North Side as we all know, but things ain't much better on the South Side either. While not quite fist fights and on-field tantrums, the White Sox have resorted to some unusual measures to try and awaken their team from its slumber. more ›

Cubs ace Carlos Zambrano, still awaiting his Feb 20th salary arbitration hearing, made a pretty strong declaration on Monday. Entering the final year of his current deal, he stated that if he and the Cubs don't come to an agreement on a multi-year contract before the season begins, he's leaving the Cubs when he becomes a free agent after the upcoming season. more ›

With baseball's Winter Meetings now underway in Orlando, baseball's hot stove is heating up. Both Chicago clubs are at the center of many rumors, as pitching has been the clear focus of this offseason for most teams. The Cubs have been mentioned as suitors of nearly all big-name free agent pitchers, from Daisuke Matsuzaka to Jason Schmidt. With the Red Sox winning the rights to negotiate with Matsuzaka and Schmidt likely out of the Cubs'... more ›

Should the White Sox again find themselves in the World Series this October -- and why shouldn't they? -- they now know they'll have home field advantage, on account of the American League's 3-2 victory in last night's All Star Game. It didn't look quite so promising for a while, however. more ›