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The renovations of Wrigley Field hit another snag early Friday morning with Todd "Bubba" Ricketts was found passed out on a pile of construction rubble at the job site. Work is expected to resume Friday afternoon when construction workers expect Ricketts will be sober enough to muster the strength required to leave on his own power.

There is only one main priority for the President of the United States right now, and that’s trying to restore order to the Bears locker room. With no end in sight to this internal...

"We're talking about a team that's lost more than 90 games a season for the last five years. Does anyone really want to watch these guys play baseball?" said rooftop owners' spokesperson Michael Fielder. "Everyone just comes here for the party, not the baseball, so that's what we'll give them."

Built as a long-awaited expansion in 2006, Wrigley's bleachers were structurally sound and clean, which is why the Cubs said they needed to be destroyed.

After another stunning home loss, this time to the mediocre Miami Dolphins, Chicago Bears head coach Marc Trestman was terse. Taking a page out of Bill Belichick's playbook, Trestman refused to answer any questions during the press conference with anything other than, "We're on to New England."

While Bernabe wouldn't quote exact figures, sources knowledgeable with the deal are indicating that Bryant will be paid upwards of $300,000 during the contract, or roughly $42,857 per year, which is two-and-a-half times what the average Minor League player makes.

Just a day after the NFL fined 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick $10,000 for wearing Beats by Dre headphones rather than a pair from league sponsor Bose, Chicago sportscaster David Kaplan received a similar fine.