with Packer Dave, Steve Leventhal, and John Poulter On this edition of the Sports Report, John discusses Games One and Two of the 2018 World Series, and gives his thoughts on the start of the 2018 NHL season. Our special guest, J.J. Stankevitz of CSNChicago.com talks Chicago Bears football, as does our long time friend of the show, Les Grobstein of WSCR radio 670. We preview … [Read more...] about The Sports Report – 10/25/18
Boston Red Sox
Weekend Sports Report – 3/3/17
with Packer Dave and Steve Leventhal Teddy Greenstein of the Chicago Tribune joins us to talk about Northwestern's exciting, last-second win over Michigan. Does this buzzer-beating win now ensure their first ever appearance in the NCAA Tournament? Jeff Rich and Steve talk NBA hoops. The Bulls hosted league leading Golden State and won their 18th consecutive Thursday night … [Read more...] about Weekend Sports Report – 3/3/17
Today in Sports History – January 3
1920 - The New York Yankees paid the Boston Red Sox $125,000 for Babe Ruth 1971 In the NFC title game the Dallas Cowboys beat the San Francisco 49ers 17 -10, and the Baltimore Colts previal over the Oakland Raiders 27-17 in the AFC. 2002 - The of Miami Hurricanes beat the Nebraska Cornhuskers 37-14 to win the National Championship, played at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, … [Read more...] about Today in Sports History – January 3
The Washington Nationals and Last Week in Baseball
It isn't always good to be the king, or in the case of the Washington Nationals, maybe the media can lay a little low, when it comes to how easy it is supposed to be for them in 2015. The first week of their season stunk of 'meh', and things went from blah to bad in Boston, where the Red Sox took the first two and the Nats took the getaway game on Wednesday. It was back home … [Read more...] about The Washington Nationals and Last Week in Baseball
The Houston Astros and Last Week in Baseball
You can usually pencil these Houston Astros, of the new American League variety, to finish dead-last or at least close to it, but these down years have potentially given them hope to build a solid core for the future. While you have to be an absolute seam-head to follow the MLB Draft in the present tense, looking at what Houston has done in the first round of the draft lately … [Read more...] about The Houston Astros and Last Week in Baseball