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Why Would the Chicago Cubs Trade Seiya Suzuki?

Every MLB trade deadline, teams generally fall into three categories. You have your buyers, your sellers, and your teams that do nothing. Sometimes, though, there are teams that fall into a fourth category — those are the teams that are both buyers and sellers. These teams usually sit middle of the pack or a little […] The post Why Would the Chicago Cubs Trade Seiya Suzuki? appeared first on Just Baseball .

Blazers hire Timberwolves’ Micah Nori after losing Tiago Splitter to Bulls

The ongoing reconstruction of the Chicago Bulls took a significant step forward with the hiring of former Portland Trail Blazers coach Tiago Splitter. Capitalizing on uncertainty surrounding potential staff cuts in Portland, Chicago’s Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations, Bryson Graham, finalized Splitter’s hiring to lead their young roster into a new era. Splitter’s extensive […] The post Blazers hire Timberwolves’ Micah Nori after losing Tiago Splitter to Bulls appeared first ...

Today in White Sox History: June 23

1919 White Sox center fielder Happy Felsch tied a 15-year-old record set by Harry Bay for most chances in a nine-inning game: 12. He had 11 putouts and one assist (Jack Graney, doubled off of first base) in the 3-2 loss to Cleveland at Comiskey Park. That record still stands in the American League, since […]

The hidden Timberwolves benefits behind dumping Julius Randle to Nets

The Minnesota Timberwolves made some… interesting moves yesterday. Just before the blockbuster Giannis Antetokounmpo to the Miami Heat trade, Minnesota executed a three-team trade with the Brooklyn Nets and the Chicago Bulls. In that deal, Minnesota traded star forward Julius Randle to the Brooklyn Nets in exchange for a second-rounder in this year’s NBA Draft. […] The post The hidden Timberwolves benefits behind dumping Julius Randle to Nets appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Nets emerge as winner in 3-team trade with Timberwolves, Bulls involving Julius Randle

The Brooklyn Nets made some noise on the eve of the NBA Draft, acquiring three-time All-Star Julius Randle and the No. 28 pick in a three-team trade that sent the No. 33 pick to the Minnesota Timberwolves and Nic Claxton to the Chicago Bulls. Randle will step in as the Nets’ oldest and most accomplished […] The post Nets emerge as winner in 3-team trade with Timberwolves, Bulls involving Julius Randle appeared first on ClutchPoints .

The Cubs unveil the first views of Champions Gate

Last month I posted this article with details of the Cubs’ new Champions Gate, which will be installed on the Clark Street side of Gallagher Way west of Wrigley Field. It will honor not only the 2016 World Series champions on their 10th anniversary, but also commemorate the Cubs’ other two World Series titles in […]

Will Venable’s late-game bullpen decisions were already complicated before Seranthony Domínguez added to it

A few minutes after getting Seranthony Domínguez off the hook by making the White Sox walk-off winners on Monday night, Sam Antonacci tried to do it again. “We signed up to play a team sport and that’s what happens in a team sport,” Antonacci said. “If anyone’s mad about getting down, tell them to go… The post Will Venable’s late-game bullpen decisions were already complicated before Seranthony Domínguez added to it appeared first on Sox Machine .

Mets Morning News: Mother Nature saves Mets from another loss

Meet the Mets Mother Nature offered the Mets and their long-suffering fans a much-needed reprieve from terrible baseball by pouring buckets of water upon the tri-state area, which resulted in last night’s game being postponed. The Mets and Cubs will play a split-admission twin bill on Wednesday. Francisco Lindor will suit up for the Syracuse […]

Chicago Cubs news — PCA, Rea, Shaw, Boyd

Today’s Reflections With a rainout Sunday and a night game on Monday (which ended up getting rained out), PCA-Mania is continuing (not complaining!). Everybody has a slightly different take, but Brett Taylor’s article is a must-read. Speaking of PCA-Mania — I’m quite aware that the All-Star Game has lost 98 percent of the allure it […]

Tuesday Morning Bag Skate 6-23-26

This is your daily thread to talk about the latest hockey news. BLACKHAWKS Friends remember Kyle Calder as beloved coach after NHL days: “Hall of Fame, first ballot human” ( Athletic ) Blackhawks offseason preview: Bedard’s contract is top priority, but big addition would be welcomed ( Sun-Times ) Could Blackhawks pursue Sabres defenseman Bowen Byram? What I’m hearing ( Athletic ) Jonathan Toews announces retirement ( SCH ) ( Sun-Times ) ( Tribune ) ( Athletic ) T...

The Bear’s Den, June 23, 2026

THE DAILY SPONGIE SPECIAL BEARSSSSSS Two new Illinois locations make their pitch to become the home of the Chicago Bears “We’re waiting. We’re not going to negotiate a deal with anyone but Mr. McCaskey,” Carr said. “We’re waiting for him to call. If he calls, we’re going to sit down and negotiate this out and […]