FOR A HALF, ANYWAY, THE BEARS GOT IT RIGHT
The Bears didn't win, but sparring partners can't be choosy. At least they insisted on a few moments of peace and quiet. When did it really feel eerie Monday night...
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A CUBS TEAM FOR THE AGES–THE DARK ONES
Are these Cubs the worst in franchise history? That is a loaded question, as in loaded with possibilities. The Cubs have assembled some really bad teams since they debuted in...
JORDAN DEAL WORTH EVERY PENNY
Michael Jordan will be back and, to borrow from Jerry Reinsdorf, anybody who thinks the rest of the NBA can catch the Bulls next season is crazy. Reinsdorf borrows from...
WILL BRETT HULL PICK UP WHERE DAD LEFT OFF?
Never mind Chris Gratton, a youngster around whom the bland Blackhawks wanted to build until he was awarded to Philadelphia. There might be a more immediate solution to Chicago's hockey...
KITE’S RYDER PICKS MAKE PLENTY OF SENSE
It's mostly about country, but it's also about clothes, and this could be a problem. With the announcement that Fred Couples and Lee Janzen had been added to the U.S....
LOVE CONQUERS ALL–AND THAT INCLUDES WINGED FOOT
In a smashing off-Broadway performance, Davis Love III won the 1997 PGA Championship Sunday. He thereby left Winged Foot with this huge trophy, yet quite a bit lighter in the...
TIGER LETS ROUGH FINISH SPOIL A GOOD ROUND
A year ago, Tiger Woods had not yet converted into a professional golfer. Every once in a while now, many millions and trophies later, this prodigy leaves clues that he...
JANZEN’S EXCELLENCE DOING LITTLE TO EASE KITE’S RYDER DILEMMA
Moments after Lee Janzen signed off on his 67 Friday to seize a one-stroke lead in the PGA Championship, he found himself backed against the wall of Winged Foot Golf...
ON BIRDIE’S WINGS, A SOBER-MINDED DALY SOARS ANEW
There are no gimmes for John Daly anymore. Every shot demands his undivided attention, and so does every hour. But at least for now he deals with problems instead of...
MEDINAH DOESN’T NEED TO BLOW ITS HORN FOR RYDER
A couple of weeks ago, without any fanfare, James L. Awtrey flew to Chicago, drove out to Medinah Country Club and played a round of golf with some powerful members....