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CHICAGO -- There were moments Monday night when Game 4 of the Chicago Bulls' second-round playoff series against the Miami Heat felt like just another regular season contest only, well, worse. Waiting for the rally that never came; for the appeara...

The Bulls' scrappy Derrick Rose-less season feels like a step back.

Selfish was not necessarily a word I would have attached to Derrick Rose before now. Misguided, perhaps. Confused, in all likelihood. But assessing his condition as day-to-day for some two months now just doesn't fly anymore. And continuing to...

Derrick Rose needs to make a decision and stop the uncertainty that is taking away from the Bulls.

Rosie Napravnik will try to become the first female jockey to win the Kentucky Derby, but she stands out a lot more for her skill than her gender.

Twenty years ago, Moncia Seles was on top of the tennis world at 19. Then a Steffi Graf fan stabbed her during a match, and it all unraveled.

It's one of the biggest mistakes a general manager or coach can make. The grand proclamations, you know the ones. Our No. 1 goal is to beat Green Bay. We get off the bus running the football. We only want good character people. I like tha...

Bears GM Phil Emery is not oblivious to character issues, but he understands he has a job to do.

A Chicago-area sports psychologist, psychiatrist and hypnotist experienced in treating elite athletes are largely in agreement about the curious case of Derrick Rose, but their methods for helping the Bulls guard, if they were to work with him, are a...

Armed with a different business model, those involved with the National Women's Soccer League say a third time could be the charm for women's professional soccer in the U.S.

With the NBA regular season ending, is another Miami championship a foregone conclusion? Our writers weigh in with possible upset picks.

UCLA coach Steve Alford is trying to distance himself from a sexual assualt case involving one of his players at Iowa. Trouble is, the picture he paints of the case is not reality.

The third incarnation of professional women's soccer in the U.S. opens its season Saturday not yet ready to announce its major sponsors and with a scaled-down business model.

Newly crowned Kraft Nabisco champion and world No. 1 Inbee Park isn't a big smiler on the course and seemingly is a hard sell. And that's unfortunate.

Inbee Park's masterful putting propels her to a four-shot win in the Kraft Nabisco, her second major title.

Jessica Korda's parents achieved glory as tennis players; now it's her turn to shine in a different sport.