Should the White Sox Leave Chicago?

By Edward McClelland

The Sox haven’t outdrawn the Cubs since 1992 — even in 2005, when they won the World Series. Would they thrive in their own market? Read more

The Cubs Made All the Right Moves

By Jared Wyllys

The team entered 2019 with a flawed roster and handcuffed by their payroll. But by the end of July, they'd set themselves up to win the NL Central. Read more

The New Face of the White Sox

By Jared Wyllys

In a league starved for relevance, Tim Anderson shushes the cries that baseball is boring. Read more

Chicago's Baddest Carp-Fishing Tournament

By Claire VoonPhotography by Max Herman

Last Sunday, a group of anglers convened in Jackson Park for an annual carp-fishing competition. But the real joy is in the chase. Read more

Is Kimbrel’s Contract the End for Ben Zobrist?

By Jared Wyllys

The Cubs new $43 million man has implications for Zobrist, who's been away from the team for a month for personal reasons. Read more

Three Questions for Chiquita Evans

By Grace Perry

In March, the Chicago native, 30, became the first woman drafted by the NBA 2K League for pro video gamers. She now plays for the team affiliated with the Golden State Warriors. Read more

The Chicago Man Climbing the Highest Peak on Every Continent

Interview by Anne Ford

This month, Alex Pancoe starts his trek on the last two summits of the Explorers Grand Slam Read more

Ernie Banks Almost Went to the Cardinals

By Gary Cohen

It could have happened. That and other revelations from a new book on Mr. Cub. Read more

Which Chicago Mascot Would Win in a Fight?

By Justin Shady

When a fan recently attacked the Blackhawks’ Tommy Hawk, the creature didn’t lie down. How might other local mascots fare? Read more

The Worst Chicago Sports Losses of All Time

By Edward McClelland

The Black Sox Scandal, the Sneaker Game, the Coin Toss, and more. Read more