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Apparently this guy worked for the Boston Globe and somehow recorded Red Sox highlights from 1966-1972. A White Sox Lee Elia home run??? July 2, 1966: https://www.retrosheet.org/boxesetc/1966/B07020CHA1966.htm

To get the #2 seed the Bears have to beat the Lions or the Eagles have to lose to Washington (I wouldn't put money on that happening with Philly). If the Bears get the #2 seed they get the Packers. If they get the #3 seed they probably get the Rams. Regarding the team overall, one of the top two priorities this off season has to be getting some game wreckers on defense, guys teams have to specifically plan for (and fear.) You simply can't expect to outscore everybody all the time or hope for luck at the end to get you through.

For what this is worth I saw this posted at the Southside Sox web site regarding the Moncada talk. "That person is a reliable source of information. He’s a BBWAA sports writer and reporter. It’s worthy news. Fans were asking why that web site even did a story on this and (like myself) commented on the source being unknown. Still can't under any circumstances see a reunion happening. Not with his baggage and the way he was benched the final days/weeks when he was in uniform.

A Bills win would have really helped the Bears by keeping the Eagles at bay. I really don't get why Buffalo went for it. *You are playing at home *In front of a rabid crowd *And most importantly your defense completely shut down Philly in the second half. Odds are better you make the extra point as opposed to a two-point try. Kick the point, tie the game and go into OT. Oh well.

There's some value in that to be sure but not as much as what he was being paid millions of dollars to do.

Well they are going to host a playoff game. Pretty amazing. They haven't won a home playoff game since 2010, maybe they can end that this year. I'll be curious now how Johnson plays the final two games, does he start resting guys? Especially guys with bruises and more minor injuries getting them ready probably to play the Packers again.

Most of the time he's injured which negates that point.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6908883/2025/12/21/white-sox-munetaka-murakami-signing-analysis/?source=athletic_freeweeklyemail&campaign=602288&userId=602876

Thank you!

Fair or unfair regarding Robert it didn't help the situation when he didn't even know the name of the White Sox hitting coach.

No more coffee for you today sir! 😄

Why? Although this would be a typical White Sox move wouldn't it?

And they will because we will be another season closer to Ishbia taking over.

Great! That and five bucks will get you a cup of coffee at a Starbucks. Who cares? They'll still be the Chicago Bears.

As has consistently been shown in economic studies it is basically a myth that over the long haul building new stadiums with tax payer money for very wealthy families winds up producing substancial economic growth. The biggest hang up is all the money still owed on the Soldier Field renovation. Like Pritzker said that needs to be figured out first. The ball is in your court McCaskey's. Write the state a check, pay that off and I'm guessing the politicians would be more willing to talk with you.