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A’s Beat Cubs 6-2 in Spring Evening Matchup

The A’s at least won one of these two night games they just had. They came out on top tonight against the Chicago Cubs by a 6-2 final, taking the win and putting their meaningless spring record at 13-15. Lots of good signs from tonight, and we can still finish spring with a .500 record! […]

Spring Game #28: Athletics versus Cubs Game Thread

Two evening games in a row? What is this, the regular season? We got another nightcap for you guys as the Athletics play host yet again, this time to the Chicago Cubs. Both teams are just days away from the beginning of their regular season campaigns and are fine tuning their rosters and alignments. The […]

Game Thread: White Sox (15-12-1) at Angels (15-14)

After two late games last night, the White Sox are back for a single afternoon game here in the home stretch of the Cactus League. Many games have been pushed back to night due to the wild heat wave (104° at game time in Peoria, Ariz. last night!), but today both clubs will have to […]

South Side Sox Reacts: Keep the WBC as-is

On the heels of another fun World Baseball Classic — this one with an unexpected result, as Venezuela emerged with the gold — it seemed a good time to review how it’s being received by White Sox fans. There has been a fair amount of discussion over the timing of the tournament, what with the […]

Us Against the World: Blackhawks vs. Avalanche Preview

Fresh off a strong win on Thursday night, the Blackhawks return home to face the top team in the league on Friday night at the United Center: the Colorado Avalanche. Colorado is the No. 1 team in the league standings, the best at scoring goals (3.69 per game) and preventing them (2.48 per game), with their superiority further confirmed by the best expected goal share in the league (56.21 percent). The Avs’ only real opponent this season has been boredom. On Jan. 10, they had 73 points in ...

Today in White Sox History: March 20

1900 The still-minor league White Sox purchase second baseman Dick Padden from the Washington Senators. In truth, Padden was sold to Detroit, but in some transaction lost to time, Padden ended up on the South Side, as the White Sox’s first player-manager. (Charles Comiskey is regarded as the 1900 team’s manager, but player-managers were the […]

Another look at the Cubs’ likely Opening Day roster

It’s hard to believe, but today we stand only six days away from the Cubs’ first 2026 regular season game, which will be next Thursday at Wrigley Field against the Washington Nationals. Here’s a first look at the weather forecast: Thursday A chance of showers. Mostly sunny, with a high near 58. Honestly? That wouldn’t […]

Hoopaholic’s Gazette: Second Thoughts

Just a few things. Shame shame shame on me for not singing the praises of Kobe Rodgers in my GameCap. My sincerest apologies. Both Coach and players mentioned him the victory’s post game presser. Pointing to the importance of his hugely significant rebound of a Bull miss with 1:25 left and the Cards clinging to […]

Friday Morning Bag Skate 3-20-26

This is your daily thread to talk about the latest hockey news. BLACKHAWKS RECAPS: Blackhawks 2, Wild 1 ( SCH ) ( Sun-Times ) ( Tribune ) The Blackhawks Week That Was and Will Be, 3/18: Tearin’ It Up ( SCH ) Blackhawks’ current usage of Nick Lardis isn’t working and doesn’t make sense ( Sun-Times ) Grzelcyk’s work ethic and “stabilizing presence” an example for young Blackhawks to follow ( Tribune ) A look at the future? Blackhawks go with youngest defenseman grou...

Chicago Cubs history unpacked, March 20

Free of charge for the discerning reader. Babe Didrikson* makes her pitch, and other stories. Important events in world history. Today in baseball history: Cubs Birthdays: Emil Geiss, Johnny Butler, Clyde Shoun, Jim Willis, George Altman, Manny Alexander. Also notable: Joe McGinnity HOF. Today in history: *pictured.

White Sox win one, 4-2, and wear one, 13-6

Game 1 The White Sox split their doubleheader on Thursday, and in Game 1, the Good Guys did just enough to walk away with a 4-2 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks. Despite a bit of an early wobble and a whole lot of frustration against a familiar face, they held on for the W. Davis […]

Arizona Diamondbacks 2, Chicago White Sox 4

Record: 12-13-1. Change on 2025: -1. 5-inning Record: 9-15-2. The Diamondbacks’ five-game unbeaten streak came to an end tonight at Camelback Ranch. But it wasn’t without merit. In particular, an excellent outing by starting pitcher Michael Soroka, who was almost untouchable in his first start back from the World Baseball Classic. He went five scoreless […]

The Beautiful Ones: Blackhawks 2, Wild 1

For the first time in far, far too long, the Blackhawks recorded a regulation victory against the Minnesota Wild, winning 2-1 over their divisional rivals on Thursday night in St. Paul. With about 3:30 left in the first, Chicago opened the scoring when Andrew Mangiapane set up Ilya Mikheyev up at the back door for an easy tap-in goal: GOAL: Andrew Mangiapane finds Ilya Mikheyev backdoor for his 13th goal of the season. pic.twitter.com/ELIo5pkBjx — BHF (@BlackhawksFocus) March 2...

Player Grades: Cavs at Bulls – James Harden dazzles in Chicago

The Cleveland Cavaliers held on for a win over the Chicago Bulls. All grades are based on our usual expectations for each player. James Harden 36 points, 9 assists, 7 rebounds, 5 turnovers This was a Harden masterpiece through three quarters. He converted multiple four-point plays and canned seven three-pointers. His heliocentric control of the […]