It’s an old age debate that will keep changing over and over through the years. The debate on who fits on the all the time greatest of list or just the all time greatest for one team. In this post you will see the debate on who should be on the ultimate team for the […]
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Len Kasper the play by play man of the Chicago Cubs since 2004 and Dan Bernstein of 670 the Score came to Columbia College Chicago and both spoke to the co hosts of the Locker Room on WCRX the college’s radio station. They both spoke about the industry and what they learned and said things
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Pro athletes shouldn’t have a salary cap. There isn’t a salary cap in Major League baseball. The contracts are also guaranteed. That if you go over the exceed amount you have to pay a luxury tax and only the rich owners and teams with all the money have to deal with the rest of teams
George Castle has written 13 books and has been a sports journalist for the Times of Northwest Indiana being the beat the reporter for the Chicago Cubs. Most of his books have been about the Cubs or baseball or general sports history. He also is the historian for the Chicago Baseball Museum and been a
When Brian Tuohy spoke to the class he opened my eyes to seeing that in professional sports there is fixing games and that it no one in America monitors betting in this country but they do it in Europe. That college sports are the easiest sport to fix. Between 2004-2008 a survey of 19000 student
It became official on Monday that Joe Maddon was introduced as the new manager of the Chicago Cubs. There was lots of praise for this but also lots of hate or uneasiness as the Cubs already had a manager who was already under contract, Rick Renteria. Maddon is clearly the best manager to never
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