A year in the life of Wrigley Field is filled with sights and sounds that many will remember for a lifetime, even if some are ...

Watching Tuesday’s early morning sports debate shows for news on the NFL trade deadline proved to be an exercise in boredom. Unlike the MLB trade deadline, the lack of rumors or frenzied reports from ...

Pope Leo XIV was born in Chicago and is an avowed fan of baseball’s White Sox. But at during a Monday meeting at the Vatican, the head of another church handed the pontiff a jersey of the Chicago Cubs ...

While Pope Leo XIV was born in Chicago and roots for Chicago sports teams, the Cubs are a notable exception. He's a White Sox fan through and through. But it turns out that even Pope Leo isn't safe ...

The Chicago Cubs suffered an earlier postseason exit than they were hoping for, falling to their hated rival Milwaukee Brewers in Game 5 of the NLDS in what was their first real playoff run in close ...

During the postgame celebration, the “Go Cubs Go” victory tune blasted three times. With each round, the party grew louder and more mocking as the night wore on. Brewers players danced, laughed, and ...

Pat Murphy took over as Brewers manager from close friend Craig Counsell after 2023. Murphy, 66, has children ranging in age from six to 39. Murphy "thought the time had passed" to become an MLB ...

MILWAUKEE — It’s the Day After, and Pat Murphy arrives to his Milwaukee Brewers office with a large mug of coffee, notebook in his hand, and a soul to bare. He warmly welcomes you, proudly talks about ...

Pope Leo had a quick response for a Cubs fan, who yelled, "Go, Cubs, Go." Top admiral steps down abruptly amid drug boat strikes Public Fury Grows Over Trump’s Attacks on Critics New details released ...

The Pope paused his papal wave. Pope Leo XIV proved his loyalty to the Chicago White Sox after being trolled by a Cubs fan at the Vatican. “Go Cubs!” one man shouted to the passing Pope Mobile on ...

Pope Leo XIV delivered a holy heckle to one Chicago Cubs fan who decided to yell “Go Cubs!” to him during a parade in Vatican City. “Han perdido! They lost!” replied Leo, a lifelong Chicago White Sox ...