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If the Los Angeles Lakers do the improbable -- the very, very improbable -- they would join quite the exclusive club. Ditto the Boston Celtics (or the Chicago Bulls, Houston Rockets, Atlanta Hawks or Milwaukee Bucks). And over in hockey, there'...

ANAHEIM, Calif. -- The Chicago Blackhawks were 5.5 minutes away from a perfect road trip Wednesday night, then they left the Anaheim Ducks a sliver to slip through. The Ducks scored three goals in those final minutes, turning a one-goal deficit int...

ANAHEIM, Calif. -- The Anaheim Ducks scored three times in the final 5:27 to steal a 4-2 victory from the visiting Chicago Blackhawks on Wednesday night in a showdown of the top two teams in the Western Conference. How it happened: The Ducks hadn...

Tim Kavanagh has a new No. 1 in his goaltender ranks and also looks at potentially valuable backup goalies.

Judge Arthur Boylan may have led mediation between the National Football League and NFL Players Association during last year's lockout, but the Minnesota-based chief federal magistrate finds the current NHL work stoppage hitting closer to home. A ...

Sarah Spain is already dealing with NHL withdrawal. In this week's "That's What She Said," she offers a few ideas to get you through the lean days ahead.

Uni Watch tackles the epic task of ranking the uniform sets of the NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL from 1-122. (Part 4)

With the 2012 Summer Games serving as a back drop, Craig Custance starts looking ahead to the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi Russia, projecting what a possible Canadian roster might look like given an influx of young talent.

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The band, which is releasing an album April 10, is fans of the Blackhawks, the NFL and MMA.

Jay Cutler's bookend injuries summed up the year in Chicago sports.

Sarah Spain, espnW's resident Chicago superfan, makes the case for the Windy City as the home of the best female sports fans in all the land.

Sean Allen is on the Western preseason beat looking at developing training camp storylines with fantasy implications.

Plenty to keep Chicago sports fans busy until the Bears hit training camp.

Bill Smith, the photographer for Bulls, Blackhawks and Bears, is helping change lives in Cambodia.

When the Chicago Blackhawks were driving toward a Stanley Cup title last spring, Chicago Bears head coach Lovie Smith made a point of calling Hawks coach Joel Quenneville to wish him luck. Quenneville returned the favor.

The way the Chicago Blackhawks captivated the city during their Stanley Cup run and victory parade last year was not lost on the other athletes in the city, and now it's the Hawks' turn to become fans.