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Nearly full house for Blackhawks as playoff prep begins
Nearly full house for Blackhawks as playoff prep begins

At least to begin postseason preparation, the Chicago Blackhawks are working with a nearly full house.

Bulls' Rose handles first game back Bulls' Rose handles first game back

The blown game against the New York Knicks might still sting. But think of how the Chicago Bulls would feel if Derrick Rose hadn't navigated his first game back from a groin injury in fine health.
Ozzie Guillen will fly back to Miami to apologize for Fidel Castro comments Ozzie Guillen will fly back to Miami to apologize for Fidel Castro comments

Miami Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen will return to Miami after the team's game on Monday -- the team's off day -- to again apologize for his comments about Fidel Castro.
Score's McNeil cites depression for absence Score's McNeil cites depression for absence

Sports-talk radio host Dan McNeil made his return to the airwaves Monday after a six-week absence from WSCR-AM 670, citing treatment for depression and substance abuse as the reason for his time away.
Rogers: Yet another Guillen controversy; will he ever learn? Rogers: Yet another Guillen controversy; will he ever learn?

That didn't take long, did it?
Odom, Mavericks part company Odom, Mavericks part company

The Dallas Mavericks and forward Lamar Odom have chosen to part ways, effective immediately.
Forte not expected for start of Bears' offseason workouts Forte not expected for start of Bears' offseason workouts

Lovie Smith long has talked about the excellent attendance the Chicago Bears get in their voluntary offseason workout program, where much of the groundwork is laid for training camp and the regular season.
FDIC names former Bear Jim McMahon in Broadway Bank suit FDIC names ex-Bears QB Jim McMahon in Broadway Bank suit

The Chicago Sun-Times reports: The FDIC has targeted former Chicago Bears Super Bowl quarterback Jim McMahon, a Broadway Bank board member for six years, in a lawsuit to recover $104 million lost from 17 bad loans the bank made before regulators shut it down.

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