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Bulls Make First Training Camp Roster Change, Add a New Face and Waive Another (opens the original)
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The Chicago Bulls made their first roster move only two days into training camp. Late on Wednesday, the organization announced that Marquel Sutton had been waived. The forward was signed only recently, joining the team as one of five training camp invites. The 23-year-old wing was an undrafted free agent out of LSU who competed in NBA Summer League with the Sacramento Kings. Sutton spent five years at the NCAA level, working his way to the SEC after playing at the JUCO level and at Omaha. He was
Cubs to Play Padres in NL Wild Card, But Not Before Strange Regular Season Finale (opens the original)
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The Chicago Cubs' playoff destiny is sealed. With the San Diego Padres beating the Arizona Diamondbacks 10-7 on Saturday night, they secured the top NL Wild Card spot. The Padres' victory locked the Cubs into the No. 5 seed, meaning Craig Counsell's team will have to travel out West to face the Padres in a rematch of last year's Wild Card round. The Cubs have only themselves to blame for missing out on home field advantage. Not only did they drop two of three to the Miami Marlins at the Friendly
Bulls Share More Changes to Front Office Ahead of Bryson Graham's Year 1 (opens the original)
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With Media Day on the horizon, the Chicago Bulls continue to do some housekeeping. The organization announced further updates to its revamped basketball operations staff under new lead executive Bryson Graham. The list includes one major promotion, as well as multiple new additions to an expanding Bulls staff. Brian Hagan represents the primary carryover from the previous regime. According to the team, Hagen has been elevated to Senior Vice President of Player Personnel. He has been with the fra
Cubs vs. Reds Lineup: Dansby Swanson Returns! Clay Holmes On the Mound, More (opens the original)
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The Chicago Cubs spent their day off at the historic Churchill Downs watching Alex Bregman's horse take home the crown. Luck has to be on the Chicago Cubs side, right? Who: Chicago Cubs (85-67) at Cincinnati Reds (71-82)Where: Great American Ball ParkWhen: 5:40 CTWatch: Marquee Sports NetworkListen: 104.3 The Score 1. Pete Crow-Armstrong, CF2. Seiya Suzuki, RF3. Michael Busch, 1B4. Alex Bregman, 3B5. Ian Happ, LF6. Nico Hoerner, SS7. Michael Conforto, DH8. Carson Kelly, C9. Dansby Swanson, SS Ah
Pete Crow-Armstrong Breaks a Cubs HR Record, Ties Ernie Banks in Same Absurd Night (opens the original)
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Pete Crow-Armstrong has made the unbelievable believable. In what would have been one of the best outing of the season for most MLB players, it was just another wonderful day at the ballpark for the Chicago Cubs superstar. He further cemented himself at the top of the NL MVP race, stealing a pivotal rubber match over the Atlanta Braves in electric fashion. Walking off the field with an 8-4 win, Crow-Armstrong was responsible for three of those runs. The first came in the bottom of the third inni
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