The U.S. Cellular Field video system expenditure looks like a totally legal, yet gross misappropriation of state funds.
Opening Day is about lasting memories, but also completely forgettable non-memories.
Jerry Reinsdorf wants the White Sox to move on from the LaRoche saga without assigning blame to anyone, but there’s plenty to go around.
Former top prospect Jacob Turner’s role in Chicago is TBD.
The MLBPA has said it might file a grievance on behalf of Adam LaRoche. A labor lawyer weighs in.
The Adam LaRoche debacle is about clubhouse hierarchies, performance decline, an awkward social situation, and many millions of dollars.
Ruben Tejada is released, Johnny Cueto is rattled, and Adam LaRoche is retired.
Reviewing the White Sox’ decision to ignore ol’ Matt.
The looming disasters behind the plate in the AL Central.
You can plan a pretty picnic but you can’t predict Almonte. Meanwhile, the Cubs have balked at a long extension for Jake Arrieta, and Tim Lincecum’s unemployment shows why.
No, really: Chris Sale is way too good to deserve this.
Rather than going all-in, the White Sox go Rollins. Meanwhile, the Cubs add Manny Parra, and Cleveland gets Uribe.
The pretty-good 2014 team you could put together with these suddenly free agents.
The most unpredictable division in baseball is particularly unpredictable this offseason. Breaking down how each team might (?) see itself.
Who they are, what they do, where they fit and where Randy the RNG says they’ll actually go.
Dare we say he used to be a thrower but not he’s a pitcher? Nah. We daren’t.
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