Sid Ranks Em’ All: Sid’s Top 5 White Sox Moments Against The Cubs
Sidney Brown has quite the encyclopedic brain for all sports. In “Sid Ranks Em’ All” you get to read his unique take on the best and worst of sports with […]
Tag Archives: Crosstown Cup
This Week In Chicago Sports History: Sox Stomp Cubs Early In Championship Season
Every #throwbackthursday Sid “The Kid” Brown gives you some of the top moments to remember for each week forward.
Baseball: Top 9 Anticipates Another Classic of a Crosstown Cup
Expect the Top 9 to list a lineup’s worth of hot takes, topics, stats or weekend preview points during each (or at least most) Fridays during the MLB season
Cubs: Second Half Surge Mounted During Stint with Team Rivals
Justin Dukes covers the Chicago Cubs and their developments for WARR.com While the presumption that the world champion Chicago Cubs would have been seven games over .500 at a much earlier point […]
From The Vault: Chicago Baseball – Where Should Our Loyalties Lie?
Originally published in May 2013 Ed. note — I believe in transparency, so I’ll admit right away that this is a rabble-rousing post (rabble, rabble) that at its core only […]
Bears Training Camp Review, NFL Divisional Previews & More on The D & Davis Show
Saturday + Sports = The D & Davis Show!!! Implant it in your brain! On the latest D & Davis, the guys will break down their trip earlier this week to […]
Baseball: What You Need To Know For Cubs-Sox Part 2
It’s clear — as the sky be blue, troop — that the Crosstown Cup doesn’t mean much in the grand scheme of things (especially with no more unfortunate corporate branding […]
Crosstown Cup Recap: Sox Control Rivalry Series Against Uneven Cubs
WARR baseball writer Kevin Luchansky writes about the Cubs and the White Sox weekly for WARR.com. Also, check out Kevin’s daily baseball betting picks on NorthSideWire. The Chicago White Sox […]
Chicago Baseball: Where Should Our Loyalties Lie?
Regal Radio Ed. note — I believe in transparency, so I’ll admit right away that this is a rabble-rousing post (rabble, rabble) that at its core only exists to exploit […]
