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Mark Gonzales' White Sox mailbag
When are we going to see Josh Fields at first base? --Kirpal, Denver Not any time soon. Paul Konerko is signed through 2010, Nick Swisher can play first and there was talk of Jermaine Dye moving to first before Konerko re-signed with the Sox after 2005....Tags: Nick Swisher, American League, Sports, Juan Uribe, Randy Winn
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Ask Paul Sullivan
Ask Paul returns to answer relevant e-mails about the banishing of Michael Barrett, D-Lee's power outage, and whether calling them the "Cubbies" is detrimental to their psyches If the Cubs don't win two-of-three or sweep the Brewers at Wrigley June 29-...Tags: All Stars, Sports, Wrigley Field, Michael Barrett, Phil Nevin
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Golden Era TV meets the Digital Age
Times Staff WriterOLD-TIME television is making a comeback. Not on television, though. Aided by the neutron star-like cultural gravity of Google's YouTube, an increasing number of vintage TV programs and early commercials are flying out of collectors' closets, ending half...Tags: Ernie Kovacs, Entertainment, Sports, Computer Networking and Internet, Science and Technology
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St. Louis Cardinals dump Chicago Cubs 7-4
Tribune reporterIt doesn't matter when or where because the Cubs and Cardinals are something very special to their legions of fans stretched between Chicago and St. Louis. "It's special because it's almost like a playoff atmosphere," said Aaron Miles, the Cub...Tags: Kosuke Fukudome, Wrigley Field, Geovany Soto, Angel Guzman, St. Louis Cardinals
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3 runs in 8th doom Chicago Cubs
Tribune reporterDuring the eighth inning Tuesday in the Cubs' 6-2 loss to San Francisco, boos rained down on reliever Jeff Samardzija. It was really no different than the booing that greeted Derrek Lee, Milton Bradley, Kevin Gregg, Neal Cotts or several other Cubs at...Tags: Sports, Wrigley Field, Spring Training, Geovany Soto, Jeff Samardzija
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Ted Lilly brilliant as Cubs blank Rockies 4-0
Tribune reporterWhen Ted Lilly entered the seventh inning of the Cubs' home opener Monday with a no-hitter intact, the remnants of the 40,077 human popsicles who ventured out to Wrigley Field were starting to think they were witnessing history. Lilly had been...Tags: Kosuke Fukudome, Sports, Wrigley Field, Spring Training, Geovany Soto
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Milton Bradley a hit in return to Chicago Cubs' lineup
Tribune reporterPHOENIX -- The day before the season began in Houston, coming off a red hot spring, Milton Bradley said he was ready to show Cubs fans what he was all about. "Hopefully they can realize the kind of player I am, and realize I'm worth every penny I'm...Tags: Arizona Diamondbacks, Alfonso Soriano, Sports, Lou Piniella, Wrigley Field
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Chicago Cubs get only 3 hits in 3-0 loss to St. Louis Cardinals
Tribune reporterST. LOUIS -- Minutes after watching his team get shut out on three hits Tuesday night in a 3-0 loss to St. Louis, Cubs manager Lou Piniella was all dressed and ready to go. It may have been a coincidence, but the whole team looked like it was ready to...Tags: Kosuke Fukudome, Geovany Soto, St. Louis Cardinals, Milwaukee Brewers, Chicago Cubs
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Answering role call
Tribune staff reporterThe White Sox followed their preferred script Friday night. Mark Buehrle recorded his first shutout this season and pushed his scoreless-innings streak to 18. Leadoff batter Scott Podsednik set the tone on offense with a stolen base in the first inning....Tags: Sports, Olmedo Saenz, Paul Konerko, Crime, Law and Justice, U.S. Cellular Field
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April 1 - Editor Al Yellon
Staff reporter2009 Cubs Annual About the book: Despite a gut-wrenching end, the Cubs had a lot to be proud of in 2008. Going into 2009 fans can be certain the team will, once again, be at or near the top as the season comes to a close. Other preseason annuals...Tags: Kosuke Fukudome, Sports, Boston Red Sox, Wrigley Field, Aramis Ramirez
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Chicago Cubs beat San Diego Padres in 11-3 rout
Tribune reporterMilton Bradley unknowingly may have coined a new slogan for the 2009 Cubs after his two-game suspension was cut in half Thursday: "It figures." Bradley was referring to his belief Major League Baseball holds him more accountable than other players...Tags: Sports, Major League Baseball, Wrigley Field, Ryan Dempster, San Diego Padres
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Fitting end to 1st half
Tribune staff reporterAs the White Sox ended the first half with a 9-3 loss to Cleveland on Sunday, several clues to their puzzling season were scattered around Comiskey Park. Right-hander Todd Ritchie was bombed again, sliced and diced during an eight-run third inning to...Tags: Ray Durham, Sports, Paul Konerko, U.S. Cellular Field, Damaso Marte
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