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 Time out with TeddyThursday, July 17, 2008 Tribune columnist talks about the Chicago sporting scene Trib columnist Greenstein talks about his experiences characters Lou Holtz, Mariotti, North and Sosa and the future will bring the sports media world.  Stark Reality: Q&A with ESPN's Jayson StarkThursday, June 19, 2008 Analyst talks baseball, his book and his love for The Heckler ESPN baseball analyst talks baseball, his book and how much he loves The Heckler  Interview: Bulls big man Aaron GrayThe Bulls rookie talks about his first year The Bulls rookie talks about his first year in the NBA after dropping to the second round in the draft.  Interview: Jim HendryFriday, Oct. 5, 2007 Man with a plan: The Cubs GM is a hero after another playoff run  Interview: Rick TelanderThursday, Sept. 6, 2007 Meet the improbable sports writer as he talks about his unorthodox career path, riding the rails as a college student and his affinity for Ernest Hemingway  Interview: Ryne SandbergWednesday, August 1, 2007 Cubs Hall of Famer is starting all over again, taking the reins of the Class-A Chiefs in Peoria.  Interview: Pat HughesJuly 2007 One of the most respected play-by-play men in baseball, Pat Hughes tells why he became an announcer, shares a few Ron Santo and Bob Uecker stories, and gives his opinion on the difference between Dusty Baker and Lou Piniella  Interview: WGN-TV's Pat TomasuloWednesday, June 13, 2007 Morning Show sports anchor talks about his big break in Chicago and paying his dues in smalltown Wisconsin Morning Show sports anchor talks about his big break in Chicago and paying his dues in smalltown Wisconsin  Interview: Will OhmanMay 2007 Quirky Cubs lefty reliever makes the most of his time on and off the mound Quirky Cubs lefty reliever makes the most of his time on and off the mound  Interview: Cliff FloydTuesday, April 17, 2007 South Sider talks about his past and the future with the Cubs Cubs newcomer and South Side native Cliff Floyd talks about the pressure of playing in his hometown, if he's happy platooning and what tries Lou Piniella's patience.  Interview: Matt ListonMonday, April 16, 2007 Cubs fan and filmmaker Matt Liston chronicled hise 2003 crusade to bring Wrigleyville a pennant. Called "Chasing October: A Fan's Crusade," the film is a can't-miss version of the ride.  Interview: Ben WallaceJanuary 2007 The Bulls Ben Wallace talks about what it takes to be a good rebounder and how it's been fitting in with his new teammates A four-time defensive player of the year and perceived missing piece of the puzzle, Ben Wallace has raised expectations for the Chicago Bulls.  Interview: Silvy & CarmenDec. 2006 Chicago's sports news scene isn't exactly teeming with young stars. Many of the prominent names are longtime mainstays. ESPN-1000's Marc Silverman and Carmen DeFalco are two of the young guns.  Interview: Mark GiangrecoDec. 2006 The Heckler recently talked with one of Chicago's top sports anchors,Mark Giangreco, to discuss his path to success and the state of the Chicago sports fan.  Interview: What about Bob?September 2006 A Chicago TV and radio institution, Bob Sirott shares his thoughts on the Cubs, local sports journalism and why he still hasn't got around to writing an article for The Heckler.  Interview: Kenny Williams: MastermindAugust 2006 An exclusive interview with the GM who brought Chicago its first World Series title since 1917 There were skeptics when Kenny Williams was hired as the White Sox general manager in 2000. There are no more questions. It's clear Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf made the right move when he promoted Williams and his burning desire to win. With a World Series title under his belt and the Sox competing for another, he has become the model for what a GM should be.  Interview: Nate JaquaOctober 2006 At age 24, Nate Jaqua has it pretty well figured out. The quiet 6-foot-3 Chicago Fire forward knows what he wants to accomplish and is working hard on the field to meet those goals. He played impressively in the All-Star game last August and is currently the Fire's top goal scorer for the second year in a row. Last month, Nate talked to The Heckler about Chicago sports, Fire fans and his desire to play in the World Cup.  Interview: Mike MurphySeptember 2006 On a station that's the home of the White Sox, WSCR's Mike Murphy is a beacon calling out to Cubs fans to air their woes. While he sometimes gets hot under the collar on the air, it's that same passion that drives him to strong opinions on Dusty Baker and his beloved Cubs.  Interview: Chuck KlostermanJune 2006 BONUS INTERVIEW Few columnists can transition from music and culture to sports, but few writers are like Chuck Klosterman. Perhaps best known for his monthly column in Esquire, Klosterman has also made a name for himself as a senior writer at Spin magazine and as author of three books. Klosterman has recently begun writing regularly for ESPN.  Interview: Jim ThomeJune 2006 The Sox newest weapon talks about his down to earth approach to life and why he's glad he didn't sign with the Cubs. The Sox newest weapon talks about his down to earth approach to life and why he's glad he didn't sign with the Cubs.  Interview: Rob NeyerMay 2006 A daily baseball columnist for ESPN.com, Rob Neyer has written five books, including his Big Book of Baseball Blunders, which hits shelves this month. The Heckler talked with Neyer about Chicago's GMs and his World Series predictions.  Interview: Mike North: Just a regular guyApril 2006 Money and fame haven't changed Mike North, a hot dog vendor turned Chicago sports radio powerhouse. Don't believe it? Just ask him.  Interview: Dan's still 'En Fuego'April 2006 He's spent seven tireless years at ESPN, helping it become an international sports media behemoth. What makes Dan Patrick so special?  Interview: Zambrano's goals: 20 wins, trophyBONUS INTERVIEW Carlos Zambrano has positioned himself as the Cubs ace heading into the 2006 campaign. He recently signed a one-year $6.5 million deal that sets the stage for a huge payday next year. Read on as Zambrano shares his enthusiasm for the coming season, his goals for the year, and what it's like playing for Dusty Baker.  Interview: What's the Scoop?February 2006 Spotlight Tell a friend you met Robert "Scoop" Jackson and they might ask who the hell you're talking about. The ones who know will be extremely passionate. Walk down the street with Jackson and half the people will be completely unaware the diminutive man they walked by holds the keys to a large creative empire. Others stop, ask if he is in fact Scoop Jackson and then laud praise upon him. Some even take cell phone pics of him.  Interview: Spotlight on Dan BernsteinJuly 2005 He's from the Score and he's talking about you Chicago. Listen up.  Interview: Spotlight on Ozzie GuillenJune 2005 The Heckler goes toe-to-toe with the talkative Sox manager. Seriously. Interview: Paul Sullivan May 2005 SPOTLIGHT ON PAUL SULLIVAN Get behind the scene with the Tribune’s Cubs beat writer Interview: Steve Stone September 6, 2004 SPOTLIGHT ON: STEVE STONE The walls may be crumbling at Wrigley Field, but nothing can chip away at Steve Stone’s baseball acumen. Interview: Gary "Sarge" Matthews September 2004 SPOTLIGHT ON: GARY MATTHEWS Gary Matthews came to the Cubs in a trade before the 1984 season. His addition to the club was one of the main reasons the team made it to the postseason for the first time since 1945. Interview: Steve Albini September 2004 SPOTLIGHT ON STEVE ALBINI The Heckler got a unique opportunity to chat with influential Indie rock recording engineer, musician, Chicagoan and baseball fan, Steve Albini. Interview: Cubs Trainer Dave Groeschner August 10, 2004 Spotlight on: DAVE GROESCHNER Outside of Wendell Kim, perhaps no one has been under the gun this season more than new Cubs trainer Dave Groeschner. |
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