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Chicago Sports What Ifs: The 30 Biggest in Chicago History

Chicago Sports What Ifs: The 30 Biggest in Chicago History
In the wake of Kerry Wood announcing his retirement from the Chicago Cubs, fans have engaged in a number of discussions surrounding Chicago sports. Over the last week, we’ve looked back at the biggest “What if” players and scenarios in each Chicago team’s history. Monday, we looked back at the five biggest “What if” players/scenarios... Read more »
By Tab Bamford,
Friday at 11:54 pm
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Chicago Sports What Ifs: The 5 Biggest in Bulls History

Chicago Sports What Ifs: The 5 Biggest in Bulls History
In the wake of Kerry Wood announcing his retirement from the Chicago Cubs, fans have engaged in a number of discussions surrounding Chicago sports. Wood certainly left a lot of fans wondering what could have been had he stayed healthy, but Wood isn’t the greatest “What if” player in Chicago. In fact, there are a number... Read more »
By Tab Bamford,
Tuesday at 3:00 am
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Philip Humber, Jonathan Toews Big On An Epic Chicago Sports Night

Philip Humber, Jonathan Toews Big On An Epic Chicago Sports Night
How about this for a night in Chicago? The Chicago White Sox beat the Seattle Mariners. In case you hadn’t heard, Philip Humber threw the 21st perfect game in the history of Major League Baseball. The Chicago Fire defeated Toronto FC 3-2 on a Patrick Nyarko shot at the 58 minute mark. The Chicago Cubs... Read more »
By Tab Bamford,
April 22, 2012 at 12:37 am
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VIDEO: Tab on "Chicago Tribune Live"

On Thursday, before the Blackhawks lost in overtime (again) to the Phoenix Coyotes, I had the privilege of being a member of the panel on “Chicago Tribune Live” on Comcast SportsNet Chicago. Here’s a brief clip from the show... Read more »
By Tab Bamford,
April 20, 2012 at 8:02 am
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NBA Trade Deadline: 5 Players The Chicago Bulls Should Go After (Other Than Dwight Howard)

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The NBA trade deadline is later this week, and teams are looking to find the magic formula to beat the Heat… or the Mavs… or the Bulls. Chicago has some injury concerns and wouldn’t mind adding a veteran to provide some depth as they chase home court advantage throughout the postseason. While most of the... Read more »
By Tab Bamford,
March 12, 2012 at 7:18 pm
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5 Year Rear View Mirror: Looking Back At Chicago's 2007 Drafts Part III

5 Year Rear View Mirror: Looking Back At Chicago's 2007 Drafts Part III
Over the coming days, we’re going to employ 20-20 hindsight and look back five years at how Chicago teams drafted in 2007. Five years is usually a good benchmark to look for quality and return on investment, so we’ll begin looking there. In the first piece of the series, we examined the 2007 Draft of the Chicago... Read more »
By Tab Bamford,
February 9, 2012 at 1:00 am
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Chicago Bulls Are Chasing The Wrong Former Piston

Chicago Bulls Are Chasing The Wrong Former Piston
Reports are that the Chicago Bulls will aggressively pursue former Detroit shooting guard Rip Hamilton in free agency. Unfortunately, he’s the wrong former Pistons guard. When the New York Knicks agreed to a three-team deal to acquire one-time Bulls center Tyson Chandler in a sign-and-trade with the Mavericks, they needed cap room to fit him... Read more »
By Tab Bamford,
December 10, 2011 at 3:36 pm
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NBA Players Reject Owners "Final" Offer

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On Monday afternoon, every team’s representative was in New York to discuss the next step with the lockout. The result? Game over. The players rejected the owner’s “final” offer and have informed the league that they will take further legal steps. Among the players in attendance on Monday were Kobe Bryant and Carmelo Anthony; the... Read more »
By Tab Bamford,
November 14, 2011 at 1:01 pm
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Why The NBA Is Stupid, And Nobody Cares About Their Lockout

Why The NBA Is Stupid, And Nobody Cares About Their Lockout
On Monday evening, while most of Chicago was watching the rebirth of the Detroit Lions, the NBA cancelled the first two weeks of the 2011-12 season. What does this mean to Bulls fans? The NBA has already removed the first two weeks from team calendars online. If the NBA doesn’t cancel any other games, the... Read more »
By Tab Bamford,
October 11, 2011 at 10:29 am
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Derrick Rose Holding Court Tuesday Afternoon

Derrick Rose Holding Court Tuesday Afternoon
On Tuesday, Sept. 27, reigning NBA Most Valuable Player Derrick Rose will return to the basketball courts where he learned to play basketball. This time, however, it’s because Rose already scored points that the court will be impressive. In May, POWERADE pledged to donate $25 to the Chicago Park District for every point Rose scored... Read more »
By Tab Bamford,
September 26, 2011 at 11:45 pm
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