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‘Team in transition’: Bulls GM Eversley sends gloomy message on draft night

‘Team in transition’: Bulls GM Eversley sends gloomy message on draft night

After the Bulls chose 6-10 French forward Noa Essengue in Wednesday’s NBA Draft, GM Marc Eversley took the microphone and went out of his way to keep team expectations low.

 
Shota Imanaga brilliant in return, Willson Contreras gets heated as Cubs blank Cards

Shota Imanaga brilliant in return, Willson Contreras gets heated as Cubs blank Cards

Four minutes before first pitch on Thursday afternoon, Shota Imanaga strolled in from the left-field bullpen and headed toward the Cubs dugout at Busch Stadium. As he approached, a small group of Cubs fans in the area stood and cheered for the team’s ace.

 
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Bulls trade down in second round, take Australian forward

Bulls trade down in second round, take Australian forward

The Bulls moved down to No. 55 in the second round of the NBA draft and selected Australian forward Lachlan Olbrich.

 
Counting down: 10 senior football recruits to watch this season

Counting down: 10 senior football recruits to watch this season

Our countdown to high school football begins this week with 10 senior football recruits to watch this season.

 
‘Compete’ was the key at Naperville North 7-on-7

‘Compete’ was the key at Naperville North 7-on-7

St. Francis, a Class 5A football team, won the third Naperville North Windy City Classic 7-on-7 Tournament on Thursday.

 
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The 2024-25 Herald Cup: No. 1 Benet Academy

The 2024-25 Herald Cup: No. 1 Benet Academy

Benet Academy finished first in the 2024-25 Herald Cup standings for small schools.

 
For Harrington, one bogey outshines the birdies and keeps him in share of lead at US Senior Open

For Harrington, one bogey outshines the birdies and keeps him in share of lead at US Senior Open

Padraig Harrington made four birdies, though it was the bogey he saved after losing a tee shot deep in a thicket of trees on the 15th hole that helped him keep a share of the first-round lead with Mark Hensby at the U.S. Senior Open. The leaders shot 3-under 67 for a one-shot advantage over a group of seven, including Stewart Cink, who hit the first 17 greens before making bogey after coming up short on No. 18.

 
Third Bears starting linebacker spot could come down to Hyppolite vs. Sewell

Third Bears starting linebacker spot could come down to Hyppolite vs. Sewell

We’re ranking the top-five position battles to watch during training camp. Here’s a look at No. 2 on the list.

 
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Wimbledon 2025: Coco Gauff and Carlos Alcaraz give tennis two young superstars

Wimbledon 2025: Coco Gauff and Carlos Alcaraz give tennis two young superstars

Coco Gauff and Carlos Alcaraz are ushering in a new era for tennis. Wimbledon begins Monday, and the sport's most recent Grand Slam champions are Gauff and Alcaraz. She is a 21-year-old American. He is a 22-year-old Spaniard. Both are No. 2 in the rankings and both are coming off French Open titles secured in riveting finals against the sport's No. 1 players.

 
Schaumburg Boomers shut out on the road by Joliet Slammers

Schaumburg Boomers shut out on the road by Joliet Slammers

The Schaumburg Boomers were unable to hold a 5-0 lead as the Joliet Slammers scored in their final three plate appearances to steal a 7-5 victory and sweep the midweek road series.

 

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