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The Dodgers, with the largest payroll in baseball and two recent Cy Young winners in their starting rotation, are overflowing with talent. Whether it translates to a World Series title remains to be seen.

The Dodgers, with the largest payroll in baseball and two recent Cy Young winners in their starting rotation, are overflowing with talent. Whether it translates to a World Series title remains to be seen.

Halloween is almost here and Sarah Spain has plenty of sports-themed costume ideas to get you in the holiday spirit in this week's "That's What She Said."

Reality TV star Snooki showed up at a baseball game on Monday. The Mets were clearly trying to create some buzz but Sarah Spain says the fist pumpin' should say at the Jersey Shore.

The latest Bracket of Awesome ogles the athletes with the best bods. Whose is most awesome? You get to decide.

In this week's "That's What She Said," Sarah Spain discovers the horror of ballpark food's calorie counts. Her advice: Be informed and avoid the all-you-can-eat section.

With Anthony Rizzo set to make his debut on the North Side, Sarah Spain uses this week's "That's What She Said," to offer a few more names who could see the big leagues soon.

ESPNChicago's Sarah Spain caught up with former Cubs pitcher Kerry Wood at Wrigley Field where he was promoting his new children's book....

Sarah Spain catches up with members of the Cubs organization at Ryan Dempster's charity casino night on Wednesday....

An uncharacteristically cold day at Wrigley Field gave our Sarah Spain a thought: what game-day promotions do you really want at a ballgame? Check out these bobbleheads and coffee mugs!

In this week's "That's What She Said," Sarah Spain invites readers to make a pledge tied to their favorite MLB team's on-field performance. For her part, she'll run a mile this offseason for every Cubs' win.

The Cubs 2012 season is underway. ESPNChicago's Sarah Spain is talking to fans about their expectations for the North Siders....

Sports agent Molly Fletcher's new company, Fletcher Digital, aggregates athletes' social media action to help them cash in during -- and after -- their careers.

About this time every year, a few thousand Cubs reporters, bloggers and fans pen stories about their favorite baseball team. All of these stories are called "Hope springs eternal." No really, you can look through the archives. Every single spring ...

In this week's That's What She Said, Sarah Spain is armed with the optimism only spring training brings as she discusses the fate of her beloved Cubs and other perennial losers.

Honoring his late brother, Brendan, Flyers scout Patrick Burke's "You Can Play" project aims to make hockey welcoming for gay players.