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  1. Former teammates happy for Zambrano

    Bruce Levine

    CHICAGO -- The news of Carlos Zambrano's return to professional baseball with the Philadelphia Phillies was not shocking to several former Chicago Cubs teammates. Zambrano signed a minor-league deal with the Phillies on Tuesday. The contract gives...

    Blog | May 15, 2013
  2. Cubs unsure how to repair Marmol

    Bruce Levine

    CHICAGO -- Losing in late-inning meltdowns, may be the most demoralizing circumstance for a baseball team to overcome. The Chicago Cubs have become experts in losing close games that should be going into the win column. The poster child for the t...

    Blog | May 05, 2013
  3. Another close call not enough for Cubs

    Bruce Levine

    CHICAGO -- There is an old adage in baseball that the only teams that talk about how they came close to winning are losing teams. Although the Cubs have been in most of their games this season, the record of 11-18 speaks for itself. A valiant comebac...

    Blog | May 03, 2013
  4. Epstein: Clubhouse plans might be delayed

    Bruce Levine

    CHICAGO -- Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Theo Epstein said on Wednesday that renovation plans for a new expanded clubhouse in Wrigley Field may be delayed until 2015. Epstein had hoped to get a new dwelling for his team that would...

    Blog | May 01, 2013
  5. GM Hahn still same man in new role

    Bruce Levine

    CHICAGO -- Chicago White Sox general manager Rick Hahn appears to have seamlessly slid into his new role as the top baseball executive in the organization. Although former GM Ken Williams has a title above Hahn's position, it is clear the Winnetka, I...

    Blog | April 28, 2013
  6. Mistakes burn Sox in fourth straight loss

    Bruce Levine

    CHICAGO -- The Chicago White Sox strengths going into the season were said to be their pitching staff from 1-12 and a defense that made the fewest errors in baseball in 2012. The pitching part of that equation had mostly held true until the bullp...

    Blog | April 22, 2013
  7. Little run support for Peavy in loss to Twins

    Bruce Levine

    CHICAGO -- The lack of run support for Jake Peavy on Saturday was reminiscent of times during his 2012 season. The White Sox veteran had nothing to show for the seven innings of one-run, six-hit baseball he pitched against the Minnesota Twins. The no...

    Blog | April 20, 2013
  8. Theo: Revenue will help baseball plan

    Bruce Levine

    CHICAGO -- Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Theo Epstein said Tuesday he will need more revenue streams if he is to make the Cubs a consistent contender, echoing what chairman Tom Ricketts said the previous day. Ricketts said that wit...

    Blog | April 16, 2013
  9. How soon will deal benefit baseball side?

    Bruce Levine

    The Wrigley Field renovation proposal that was agreed to by Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Alderman Tom Tunney does not address how soon the baseball department headed by Theo Epstein will be able to add significant free agents. During Tom Ricketts press ...

    Blog | April 15, 2013
  10. Axelrod makes most of rotation opportunity

    Bruce Levine

    A 27-year-old baseball vagabond without a dominant pitch rarely has a chance to stay on a major league roster. Dylan Axelrod is trying to beat those odds as he replaces rehabbing starter John Danks in the White Sox rotation. Axelrod has had a few...

    Blog | April 06, 2013
  11. Will this be Konerko's last Opening Day?

    Bruce Levine

    To everything there is a season. To every baseball career there is a final curtain call. Though he has repeatedly said he will decide on his future after the 2013 season, Chicago White Sox icon Paul Konerko may be making his last Opening Day start...

    Blog | April 01, 2013
  12. Sox again could be better than sum of parts

    Bruce Levine

    CHICAGO -- The element of human connectivity on every ball club is something baseball prognosticators forget to apply when they make their predications for a new season. The Chicago White Sox were picked by one sports magazine to win just 69 games...

    Blog | March 31, 2013
  13. Rios glad to be back in rhythm of camp

    Bruce Levine

    PHOENIX -- Alex Rios returned to the Chicago White Sox lineup on Thursday after spending three weeks with team Puerto Rico in the World Baseball Classic. The Sox right fielder will bat third in the lineup in 2013. "I enjoyed the experience of ...

    Blog | March 22, 2013
  14. Soriano: Fast start important for Cubs

    Bruce Levine

    TUCSON, Ariz. -- In baseball circles, getting off to a fast start to the season might be a cliche heard around all 30 spring training camps, but that is the sentiment veteran outfielder Alfonso Soriano wants to impart on his Chicago Cubs teammates. ...

    Blog | March 21, 2013
  15. Danks hit hard by Trout in third spring start

    Bruce Levine

    TEMPE, Ariz. -- Facing arguably the toughest lineup in baseball, Chicago White Sox starter John Danks was presented with his greatest challenge Thursday since returning to the mound this spring. Danks' third start of spring training was against a...

    Blog | March 14, 2013
  16. Rizzo heads to 2nd round with Team Italy

    Bruce Levine

    MESA, Ariz. -- Chicago Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo will move on with Team Italy as they travel to Miami for round two of the World Baseball Classic. Rizzo was given the OK by the Cubs to play in his first international tournament before the ...

    Blog | March 10, 2013