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Are eSports The Next Major League Sport?
By Galen Clavio/The Conversation
A championship event in Chicago drew 12 million more viewers than the NBA Finals last year.Posted on May 31, 2017
SportsMondayTuesday: Cubs Unanchored
By Jim Coffman
Joe Burgundy messed with a streak.Posted on May 30, 2017
Let's Play Two, Like We Used To!
By Roger Wallenstein
The factory worker, cab drivers and the people flipping burgers at McDonald's in many cases have been priced out of the market. Catering to those folks ended long ago.Posted on May 29, 2017
The Beachwood Radio Sports Hour #154: Dear Cubs: Make It Stop
By Jim Coffman and Steve Rhodes
Please, no more cereal, no more themed road trips, no more hero worship of mundane acts. Plus: The Quintana Question; John Fox Is The Sean Spicer Of The Bears; Preds-Pens; and Schweinsteiger!Posted on May 26, 2017
TrackNotes: Clouds Over The Preakness
By Thomas Chambers
Cloud computing's convenience is the nicotine of the digital age.Posted on May 26, 2017
Championship Bowling! Lou Campi vs. Joe Norris
By King Of TV Bowling
Make that Wrong Foot Louie vs. The Fireball Kid.Posted on May 23, 2017
SportsMonday: The Cubs Are Ridiculous
By Jim Coffman
If the rotation stays healthy, the Cubs will contend for everything again.Posted on May 22, 2017
The Ghost Of Dayan Viciedo
By Roger Wallenstein
Quit the hyperbole and just let the kids take their time.Posted on May 22, 2017
The Beachwood Radio Sports Hour #153: Is Something Still Wrong With The Cubs?
By Jim Coffman and Steve Rhodes
Or is the narrative the problem? Plus: Coming Soon: The White Sox' Most Interesting Time Of The Year; Blacks In Baseball; Preaching The Preakness; The Bulls & Butler; NBA Putting Us Through Needless Conference Finals'; No Mitigation For Blackhawks; and Schweinsteiger!Posted on May 20, 2017
TrackNotes: Preaching The Preakness
By Thomas Chambers
Subliminal or spoken there's a Derby hangover, you get so worked up. I admit I feel it too; we got another game in two weeks. But for me, just how good is the Derby winner? That is a really fun question. Don't ever think Triple Crown, that's greedy. Prices, a new mix of horses, a track they'll never see again, just two weeks from the last race. Sounds like a tasty racing cocktail to me.Posted on May 20, 2017
Chicagoan Wins 8-Ball Classic, Advances To National Finals
By The American Poolplayers Association
Atlanta, Illinoisan also advances, as does Carbondale woman.Posted on May 16, 2017
Alarming Weirdness
By Roger Wallenstein
On Saturday, more than 29,000 fans jammed the park for a chance to see these two developing ballclubs. Well, that's not really true. The giveaway of a Hawk Harrelson alarm clocks was the real draw.Posted on May 15, 2017
The Beachwood Radio Sports Hour #152: Are The Cubs The 1985 Bears?
By Jim Coffman and Steve Rhodes
World Series hangover. Plus: White Sox Back To Rebuilding; Ronnie Woo-Woo Banned From Wrigley Field Along With Other Nonpaying Customers; The Problem With Mitch Trubisky's Honda Accord; and Bastian Schweinsteiger Already Fed Up With Quality Of MLS - Just Two Months After His Move From Manchester United.Posted on May 12, 2017
Women + Sports Chicago
'Wouldn't You Rather Bring Home The Trophy Than Be The Trophy?'
Femininity, physicality and the pressure to be pretty.Posted on May 11, 2017
SportsMonday: Return To Wrigley
By Jim Coffman
The tanking years had driven me away, and I never regained my drive to attend games in person and give my money to the billionaire, conservative owners.Posted on May 8, 2017
Rebuilding And Racists
By Roger Wallenstein
The nights will be cold. The crowds will be sparse. Spending $9.75 for a Modelo Especial is excessive. The drama won't come from the fans. No, it will be all about whether this ballclub can maintain respectability as the rebuild continues. Just the way it should be.Posted on May 8, 2017
TrackNotes: Always Dreaming Cranks Derby
By Thomas Chambers
Any horseplayer will tell you finding the horse is only one thing. Crafting the bet is the Louvre.Posted on May 7, 2017
The Beachwood Radio Sports Hour #151: Pace Still Pantsed
By Jim Coffman and Steve Rhodes
In retrospect, the Bears' draft still sucks. Plus: Trump-Lover Jay Cutler Joins Fox Sports; Pax & Garfield; The Cubs & Castro; The White Sox Way; and Schweinsteiger!Posted on May 5, 2017
TrackNotes: No Gambling!
By Thomas Chambers
These days, baseball games are taken out of the hands of the best pitchers and players, making handicapping impossible. Football is an inhuman, militaristic industry and not a game or a sport, civilian casualties be damned. And basketball is too painful to watch even with a wager down. But we do have Thoroughbred horse racing.Posted on May 5, 2017
Anti-Immigrant Hysteria Harming Churchill Downs
By AP
In the Trump era, the immigrants who make up much of the track's workforce are unwelcome.Posted on May 3, 2017
The Unbearable Whiteness Of Cycling
By Kevin Hylton/The Conversation
In Chicago in particular, it seems black cyclists have been targeted by the police for unfair treatment.Posted on May 2, 2017
SportsMonday: The Bears' Dysfunctional Draft
By Jim Coffman
Ryan Pace missed a key lesson at general managers school.Posted on May 1, 2017
Outperforming April
By Roger Wallenstein
Firing on all cylinders - except catching the ball.Posted on May 1, 2017
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