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4 takeaways from the Chicago Blackhawks’ 5-0 loss, including a postgame players-only meeting

Chicago White Sox give up a walk-off walk to the Cleveland Guardians, plus 3 takeaways from Tuesday

3 takeaways from the Chicago Blackhawks’ 5-3 loss, including Alex Ovechkin’s ‘unbelievable accomplishment’

Homeschooled Lindsey Cocks makes difference playing for Plano, her dad’s alma mater. ‘She loves being a Reaper.’

Freshman Sofia Wilson makes scoring goals look easy in first game at forward for Marist. ‘That really felt good.’

Addison Wolf snaps out of tailspin at plate with big game for St. Charles East. How big? ‘My confidence back.’

Column: More history made as nine Chicago Christian state champion football players sign for college. ‘Really cool.’

NASCAR shaves two weeks off setup, road closures for Chicago Street Race

Chicago White Sox starter Martín Pérez tosses 6 no-hit innings in 9-0 victory against the Minnesota Twins

Column: Chicago Bulls giving fans a reason for optimism — no matter how this season ends

Column: CHI BASE OPS group text is feeling ‘Giddey’ over the start of a new baseball season

Ryan Donato nets first career hat trick in the Chicago Blackhawks’ 5-3 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights

Afternoon Briefing: DePaul’s Doug Bruno stepping down

Miguel Amaya and Ian Happ fuel the Chicago Cubs to their first win, 10-6 over the Arizona Diamondbacks

Chicago White Sox ride Sean Burke’s strong start to an 8-1 win over the Los Angeles Angels in season opener

For Chicago Cubs star Kyle Tucker, simplicity works best in his hitting approach: ‘He knows what it takes’:

Michael Osipoff’s top 10 softball teams and 25 players to watch in Northwest Indiana for the 2025 season

Loyola coach Drew Valentine believes Ramblers’ win to get to NIT semifinal makes ‘a statement about our program’

Two hits. Two runs. Two RBIs. All in a day’s work for Chicago Christian’s Nate Vis. ‘Trying to pass the torch.’

Lonzo Ball planning to return to Chicago Bulls for final postseason push: ‘I feel like we can beat anybody’

Column: End of spring training means new beginnings — and different expectations — for Cubs and White Sox