Tuesday, May 7, 2024

John Fox not sure if Bears will play in 2017 Super Bowl

"Our team has a lot of work to do and our ultimate goal is to win the Super Bowl," Fox stated. "Whether that goal is reached this year, it's really hard to say. It's not that I can't say. The words are just really hard to get out of my mouth."

Cubs wake up from year-long trance, mysteriously find themselves in Game 7 of World...

Cubs skipper Joe Maddon’s clubhouse antics this season have ranged from magician performances to the team regularly dressing up in footy pajamas. But, what no one realized is what he did to evade the...

Adrian Gonzalez protests call by staying at a Trump Hotel

Adrian Gonzalez was up in arms following the refusal to overturn the out he made at the plate in the second inning Wednesday night. With no possibility for re-review, Gonzalez protested the only way he knew how – by whining over social media, and yes, even staying the night at a Trump Hotel.

Cutler traded to South Korea following inaccurate Stanley Cup press

“It’s no secret we’ve been shopping Jay [Cutler] and have been unsuccessful in the process,” admitted Pace. “His bloated contract and lack of supporting credentials has clearly handcuffed our ability to improve. However, when news of this championship broke, it undoubtedly boosted his market value overnight!”

Record 12 people spotted celebrating Hawks win near U.S. Cellular Field

While fans amassed around Wrigley Field Monday night for another Blackhawks Stanley Cup victory celebration, the story lost in the mix was the record number of people congregated at U.S. Cellular Field.

George McCaskey’s home theater system used to upgrade Soldier Field video boards

“As my butler was conducting my annual spring cleaning, we noticed three Jumbotrons collecting dust in my basement,” McCaskey stated. “I decided to save one for my grandchildren’s video games and have the other two hooked up in the stadium. It sure beats those old rust buckets we had in there before.”

Trestman attributes ‘great’ practices to bad defense facing inept offense

Following multiple crushing losses, head coach Marc Trestman has emphatically cited the Bears great practices as his primary excuse during post-game press conferences.