1. Chicago White Sox: Francisco Liriano's No-No Latest Example of a Bad Season

    I’ve been a White Sox fan for almost 15 years and have followed them closely for almost eight. I’ve sat through some rough spots, including the disastrous 2007 season in which they won only 72 games...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about 2 years ago 43 reads 0 comments

  2. NFC Championship Game 2011: Seriously, Bears-Packers Will Be One for the Ages

    First, let me apologize to all the Packers fans out there. This piece will be written strictly from a Bears fan's perspective. Any attempts I make to sound neutral will be purely coincidental and unintentional...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about over 2 years ago 144 reads 1 comments

  3. Chicago Bears Stick It To Dallas Cowboys To Remain Unbeaten

    The Bears entered a stadium fit for a king on Sunday and not many expected them to come away with a victory. After all, this is the team that was one controversial call away from dropping their season opener to the lowly Detroit Lions...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about over 2 years ago 325 reads 1 comments

  4. Chicago Bears Report: Ugly Performances Like Sunday's Won't Translate Later

    Forget all that controversy ever happened. Forget whether or not Calvin Johnson really had control of the ball during what many feel should have been ruled a touchdown...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about almost 3 years ago 463 reads 2 comments

  5. Chicago's Opening Day as Mixed as Can Be

    It was a tale of two Opening Days for Chicago's two Major League Baseball teams. One club impressed in every way possible, the other not so much. All of it took place before the sun even went down...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about 3 years ago 93 reads 0 comments

  6. The Final Four: Where Anything Can Happen

    If you were somehow 100 percent accurate in picking this year's Final Four, give yourself a huge pat on the back and declare yourself the most knowledgeable person about college basketball in your circle of friends...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about 3 years ago 64 reads 0 comments

  7. Mike Martz Hired As Chicago Bears' Offensive Coordinator

    The Bears have hired Mike Martz, who used to work with head coach Lovie Smith in St. Louis, as their new offensive coordinator...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about over 3 years ago 267 reads 0 comments

  8. Bulls Not Making Predictions Easy

    The last real memory most people have of the Bulls is bowing out to the Boston Celtics in Game 7 of a classic first-round playoff series...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about over 3 years ago 266 reads 1 comments

  9. On-Ice Success Will Put Up-and-Down Blackhawks Offseason Behind

    Normally, hockey doesn't become a roller coaster ride until the games actually begin. For Blackhawks fans however, that ride carried over from the end of the playoffs to the summer activities...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about over 3 years ago 64 reads 0 comments

  10. Chicago Bears Linebackers: Need To Adjust Without Urlacher

    Fans braced for the worst when word broke out after the Bears' Week One loss to Green Bay that Brian Urlacher would have to have surgery on his wrist the following day...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about almost 4 years ago 282 reads 2 comments

  11. Jake Peavy Needs to Sit for the Rest of the Season

    Just when it seemed like Jake Peavy was on the verge of pitching for the Chicago White Sox in 2009, he suffered another setback during a minor league rehab start with Triple-A Charlotte...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about almost 4 years ago 151 reads 0 comments

  12. The Eight Position Players Who Have Pitched in 2009

    In Thursday night's loss to the Chicago White Sox, Boston Red Sox manager Terry Francona, down by seven runs with two innings to go and wishing to preserve his 'pen for the next series, summoned back-up shortstop Nick Green to take the mound...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about almost 4 years ago 5 reads 3 comments

  13. Bears O-Line: Don't Hype Them Yet

    Bears fans who watched the team's preseason victory over the New York Giants will be quick to point out the success Jay Cutler had in his home debut. One scoring play in which he was not involved was Matt Forte's long touchdown run...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about almost 4 years ago 525 reads 4 comments

  14. White Sox Hope Baldwin Can Solve Fifth-Starter Problem

    After being dissatisfied with how 2005 returnee Freddy Garcia performed in Tuesday night's loss to the Kansas City Royals, White Sox GM Kenny Williams decided that since it was too soon to call ...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about almost 4 years ago 312 reads 0 comments

  15. Alex Rios Acquired By the White Sox

    Following rumors that the White Sox were the team to make the waiver claim on Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Alex Rios, we learn today that the Sox acquired Rios for nothing...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about almost 4 years ago 90 reads 0 comments

  16. Pitching Woes Will Leave The Minnesota Twins in the Dust

    When people go to the racetrack, they would rather see three horses in contention turning for home than just two. Right now, the American League Central race is at about the third turn and has those three horses right now...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about almost 4 years ago 101 reads 1 comments

  17. It's Not the Dome's Fault the Sox are Bad in Minnesota

    Every time the White Sox go to Minnesota to play the Twins at the Metrodome, everybody associated with the organization, even the fans, expects the worst. This is exactly why the worst happens every single time the Sox play there...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about almost 4 years ago 100 reads 1 comments

  18. Why Frank Thomas Deserves Redemption from the Fans of Chicago

    Reports have finally come out that Sammy Sosa tested positive for steroids in 2003. The confirmation only proves what I have known for so long, which is that there was no way Sosa could have ...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about 4 years ago 445 reads 4 comments

  19. Chicago Baseball: This Summer May Not Be as Pretty

    Maybe the Cubs and White Sox are already looking forward to football season to see the Jay Cutler-led Bears, or maybe it's just too early to tell. Perhaps the injury bug has bitten them once too often this season...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about 4 years ago 110 reads 0 comments

  20. Experts May Have Made Accurate Ugly Predictions For White Sox

    Fresh off an AL Central division championship and an offseason that showed underachievers and liabilities like Javier Vazquez, Nick Swisher, and Joe Crede the door, the Chicago White Sox thought ...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about 4 years ago 129 reads 0 comments

  21. Game 4: The Bulls' Best Playoff Win This Decade

    If you don't believe what Chicago Bulls fans say about yesterday's game, just turn on ESPN Classic at 4 p.m. CDT this afternoon. Game 4 between the Bulls and the Boston Celtics was far and away the best postseason game for the team in the post-Jordan era

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about 4 years ago 275 reads 0 comments

  22. Jay Cutler Acquired by Chicago Bears

    In a surprise move, the Chicago Bears have emerged as the winner of the Jay Cutler sweepstakes, trouncing the thought of several doubters and second-guessers...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about 4 years ago 48 reads 0 comments

  23. Detroit Hoops City: A Final Four Preview

    Tough times may have hit the Motor City, but this coming weekend college basketball will reign supreme as the Final Four is slated to be held at Ford Field. Fans and students from North Carolina, Connecticut, Villanova, and especially Michigan St...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about 4 years ago 198 reads 0 comments

  24. A Public Service Announcement Regarding March Madness

    This is the time of year when many women worry about the states of their husbands and boyfriends. There is a bug that goes around in this season, and millions of ladies go to bed at night worrying what their significant others will be like the next day...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about over 4 years ago 45 reads 0 comments

  25. Loss of Van Lier, Kerr Tough For Bulls Fans To Take

    When I got back from class late this afternoon, I heard the news that former Chicago Bulls player and broadcaster Norm Van Lier was found dead in his apartment at age 61. It was a big blow, considering he died so suddenly...

    Default-user-icon-comment Written by Geoffrey Clark about over 4 years ago 54 reads 0 comments