Dan McGrath

I'm courtside at the Big Ten tournament, and my eyes drift toward the players' entrance to the Conseco Fieldhouse floor. I wonder: If a Steve Smith or a Glen Rice...

The talk in the office the other night was of part-timers, the largely unknown foot soldiers of our business who chase down prep scores and stats and perform myriad other...

Eddie George was known as a sharp individual during his playing days, thoughtful and self-aware, so a postcareer transition to broadcasting seemed sensible and inevitable. Sure enough, he signed on...

As he watched his DePaul Blue Demons take a methodical 79-70 Big East beat-down from Marquette on Saturday at the Bradley Center, coach Jerry Wainwright's thoughts drifted to a player...

The White Sox's postseason run lasted just one game longer than the Cubs', but their path to October -- three victories in three win-or-go-home games against three different opponents over...

Tony Kornheiser never envisioned himself a multimedia star when he was writing one of the country's best sports columns at the Washington Post. It just sort of happened. He made...

Tony Kornheiser never envisioned himself a multimedia star when he was writing one of the country's best sports columns at the Washington Post. It just sort of happened. He made...

Call Mayor Daley a lightweight at your peril, but "former lightweight" is a label that fits. Our city's mayor, De La Salle '60, is among thousands of Chicago-area men who...

Not that there's any other kind, but this looks to be an especially cold winter in Bloomington, Ind. But then, you knew that. They live for Indiana basketball in Bloomington...