May. When you’re a football fan, the fifth month of the calendar always feels a bit sad. The NFL Draft is long gone, and your team’s rookies are already secured in their new homes. We still haven’t “REALLY” started summer yet, so the start of Training Camp is STILL a healthy distance away from us…. read more

Next to Cade Horton…..this may have been one of the most exciting days that I’ve had as a Cubs fan, in recent memory. Setting aside the 2016 World Series, and all of the major milestones that lead up to it; there hasn’t really been a “defining situation” that has made me as excited as I… read more

Luther Burden III, the Chicago Bears’ second-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft (No. 39 overall), is poised to make a significant impact on the team’s offense this season. The former Missouri Tigers’ wideout, who was selected to bolster an already stacked roster, brings a dynamic skill set that could elevate the Bears’ passing game… read more

Kerry Wood. This man is, without question, one of the most well-known pitchers in the history of the Chicago Cubs. He was a staple for this organization in the late ’90s, and throughout the 2000s; pitching alongside the likes of Mark Prior, Greg Maddux, and even Carlos Zambrano. He is “Cubs’ Royalty” of sorts, and… read more

The Chicago Cubs are the hottest ticket in baseball right now. This team is leading offensively in almost every major statistical category, and they have no plans of slowing down. It doesn’t matter if it’s Kyle Tucker, Pete Crow-Armstrong, or even their back-up catcher Carson Kelly; this team is on another level, and has been… read more

Today is the start of the 2025 NFL Draft, and as a die-hard fan of the sport……I can tell you that I am STOKED for this thing to start. The spring and summer months can become rather boring and monotonous without football on our TVs, so whenever an event pops up that reminds us of… read more

While Chicago White Sox fans have virtually no hope for their team this year, Justin and Mat Ishbia, the notorious billionaire brothers and the supposed franchise godsends, continue to provide the tiniest amount of hope — even if it’s false.

The Miami Heat are no strangers to the play-in tournament. For the third straight season, the Heat will compete in the play-in tournament, appearing 60% of the time in this current format.