Bob Verdi

Not only is it true that everybody wants to coach or manage in Chicago, almost everybody has. If you can't get a job here, you can't get a job anywhere....

I didn't want to write this column, and then I heard this voice that made me do it. It wasn't the voice of God or an editor, but the voice...

What the Blackhawks have done isn't easy. It is, in fact, among the most difficult feats in professional sports. For the first time since 1969, our heroes put it all...

In what was both her debut and swan song, Dutchie Caray did a splendid job of carrying tradition and a tune. But what's fair is fair. Her Friday rendition of...

Jerry Manuel is trying, perhaps too hard, which doesn't bode well for him fitting in with Chicago's barren baseball cupboard. Shortly after the fiend-friendly White Sox added Wil Cordero, a...

Just in case you've let things slide while reading that much-overdue new book on the life story of Michelle Kwan, 17, we feel it our duty to review another Olympic...

Since that October night in 1980, when he first climbed the old Stadium steps and elevated the Blackhawks to another level, Denis Savard has choreographed so many magic moments at...

It seems a bit early to be spewing nominations for Sports Person of the Year, but when a man or woman steps forward and shows the right stuff, you can...

All the sorrow turned to laughter Friday at Holy Name Cathedral, where fur coats and hard-hats alike gathered to honor a common friend, Harry Caray. It was time to say...

My fellow Americans, while it is painfully true that our male hockey players went halfway around the world only to burp, yodel and rearrange furniture, at least our nation's leaders...