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As he sat there on a red leather couch in the middle of the coach’s office in the wee hours of the night with a cold Stella in hand, Pat Dolan’s day was winding down. Or had it just begun? The distinction of the two is rarely clear these days. Wherever the United States Hockey […]
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I don’t know anyone who wakes up on game day and says to themselves, “I’m emotionally prepared for my team to lose today.” So why do we keep going back to teams that lose game in and game out and expect different results? For the past 106 years, Chicago Cubs fans have had this problem. Not […]
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Although to most he’s unheard of, Sean Manaea is announced to pitch in the Kansas City Royals’ 2015 rotation. The lefty was drafted just last year and described watching the draft as a bittersweet experience. “I heard all of these rumors from different people,” Manaea said. “It had my mind thinking about all of these […]
Continue reading …Steve Liss may almost be 60-years old, but that’s not stopping him from being the best at what he does. Liss is a faculty member at Columbia College Chicago, teaching in the Photography Department. Not only is Liss a teacher, but he’s a celebrated photographer, working for Time Magazine for 30 years. “I don’t […]
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His colleagues describe him as having a really good work ethic. They see him as a nice guy who is genuine about the field he is in and has been covering high school sports ever since he was in high school himself. He is Mike Clark, the assistant preps editor at the Chicago Sun-Times. For […]
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