Chicago Sport and Social flag football leagues to add instant replay this season
Citing a need to "protect the integrity of the game," Chicago Sport and Social announced Wednesday that its flag football leagues would be adding the use of instant replay to assist its officials. It's believed to be the first rec league organizer in the country to utilize instant reply.
White Sox to give away free Big Macs if team gets to 100 losses
"It's been a disappointing season, there's no doubt about it," said Brooks Boyer, the team's VP of Marketing. "This 2013 campaign has left the fans with a bit of an empty feeling. That's why we want to be able to fill that emptiness."
Blackhawks’ summer celebration rudely interrupted by prompt start of NHL season
“I was over at Wrigley enjoying my usual on-the-house Stanley Cup full of Old Style when I was told there was a practice or something?” said Sharp. “So I ran right over. Well … finished what was left. Then took a cab.”
Sportscaster Brennaman apologizes for apologizing way too many times during Bears game
“Halfway through the second quarter when Thom reached the 50-apology mark and was approaching the record for most apologies in a single telecast, I thought to myself, ‘Hey, he might have something going here’,” broadcast partner Brian Billick said.
Bears fans notice curious sport being played at Wrigley Field involving ball, stick
Multiple reports show that the squad that plays most often at Wrigley Field wears white and blue, and after each game, per tradition, they hoist a large flag with the letter "L" over the stadium. This "L" possibly stands for the name of this unusual sport, but that is simply speculation.
Jets’ dream of undefeated season ends a week later than everyone thought it would
"It's hard for me to fathom that the lowly Jets won any games this season, let alone their first one against a slightly better than average Tampa Bay team," said ESPN football analyst John Clayton. "We all thought they'd go 0-16 this year."
Urlacher complains Cutler never kissed his boo-boos to make them all better
"He was supposed to be a leader of the team and he couldn't even kiss my surgically-repaired wrist to ensure it was healing properly?" Urlacher complained during a radio interview. "Whatever. It's no big deal, I guess. I'm not trying to get headlines or anything."
