I bore witness to protests that continue to spread across the planet, by people from all walks of life marching peacefully while carrying signs that read “BLACK LIVES MATTER,” “I CAN’T BREATHE” and “STOP KILLING US.”
How can we learn to trust, beyond the shadow of a doubt, the very people who, on countless occasion, violated the basic human rights of the citizens they swore to protect?
Playing as they did managed to uphold the sanctity (whether earned or not) of baseball while also making a statement supporting the argument that things aren’t right and they won’t be for the time being.
And the plot thickens…as the Chicago Bears released some important kicking news over the weekend. To this point in training camp and the preseason, there has been a place kicker […]
Trading for Otto Porter shows that the Bulls expect to build again, mostly with roster pieces already under contract.
The time has come once again — the revolution is being brought to the Score 670, which has once again kindly allowed the guys Demonze Spruiel and Ken Davis to […]
The sights and sounds at Soldier Field Monday night were mostly unlike the kinds we’ve gotten used to in recent years, there was a buzz that was so persistent it […]
Ryan Bukowiecki covers the Chicago Bears for WARR
So, here we are, eight years after the initial flex that would shape the trajectory of his career and four years after the inevitable move that forms the base of […]
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