Thursday, September 29, 2011

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Payton book author: Why I wrote it
Payton book author: Why I wrote it

The journey to find Walter Payton begins here.

Your Morning Phil: Epstein, Friedman, Ozzie Your Morning Phil: Epstein, Friedman, Ozzie

Talking baseball while wondering where Jonathan Papelbon pitches next season: 1. With one of the most magical nights of baseball ever behind us, the Cubs can start to get serious about their general manager search. Theo Epstein is available for conversation a lot sooner than anyone thought.
Ex-Bull Wallace facing drunk-driving, weapons charges Ex-Bull Wallace facing drunk-driving, weapons charges

FoxDetroit.com reports: Detroit Pistons and former Chicago Bulls center Ben Wallace was arrested last weekend in Michigan on drunk-driving and weapons charges.
GM Epstein on the spot after Red Sox's collapse GM Epstein on the spot after Red Sox's collapse

A major housecleaning could be in store in Boston after the Red Sox's epic collapse that culminated Wednesday with a devastating loss that cost them a playoff berth. Could general manager Theo Epstein be among those departing, leaving him available for consideration by the Cubs?
Drama everywhere on final night Drama everywhere on final night

The 2011 baseball playoffs started early Wednesday. On a night of unprecedented drama for the final day of the regular season, the wild-card races in both leagues went into extra innings.
Cubs watch wild endings before heading home Cubs watch wild endings before heading home

SAN DIEGO- After packing their gear and getting ready to head home for the winter, most of the Cubs stuck around the clubhouse to watch the wild endings of the Red Sox and Tampa Bay games.
Ricketts believes Cubs can have quick turnaround Ricketts believes Cubs can have quick turnaround

SAN DIEGO — On the final day of another lost season, Cubs Chairman Tom Ricketts and manager Mike Quade voiced optimism about the future.
Smith and Stalberg hurt in Hawks' 4-3 victory Smith and Stalberg hurt in Hawks' 4-3 victory

On a night two Blackhawks veterans made their exhibition debuts, the team may have lost the same number of players to significant injuries.

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