Steve Greenberg
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Were 2026 Cubs 'drawn up' to be a World Series team? If so, it's hard to see it (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO — A tall, slender, blue-clad Cubs supporter stepped onto an elevator headed down from the suite level after watching his favorite team get demolished 8-0 by the Padres in Game 1 of a best-of-three wild-card series at Petco Park. Wearing a grim expression, he shook his head and offered, “Well, that’s not how you draw it up.” A gaggle of reporters on their way down to the home and visiting clubhouses seemed to appreciate the well-delivered deadpan. Comedic stylings notwithstanding, Cubs
Padres' superstars show Cubs how it's done in Game 1 rout (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO — Are you freaking out yet, Cubs fans? Because that was $970 million worth of superstar that took starting pitcher Matthew Boyd over the outfield wall in Game 1 of the wild-card playoffs, an 8-0 romp that made this best-of-three series seem, at least at the outset, like no series at all. Fernando Tatis Jr. homered on Boyd’s very first pitch, center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong reaching his glove as high as he could at the fence to no avail. Just like that, a gauntlet was thrown down by
Bears' Case Keenum has to remain QB1 until Caleb Williams returns from injury (opens the original)
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They played football Monday at Soldier Field. It was football, wasn’t it? Even if Caleb Williams — leader of men, star of stars, hope of a generation, spectator in a Bears ball cap, hoodie and shades — wasn’t out there in the middle of it? You’d better believe it was. It was good football. At times, it was great. A 27-7 win against the Eagles will be remembered as the Case Keenum game, a 38-year-old has-been and never-was delivering on a prime-time stage like a man two-thirds his age and with tr
The Bears' grades are in. How did they do against the Eagles? (opens the original)
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Who saw the Bears’ defense shutting down Jalen Hurts and the Eagles’ offense? And how good does the Bears’ 2-1 record look considering last week’s ugly loss to the Vikings and the injury to Caleb Williams? Everything is going to be OK, it seems. Case Keenum got the ball out fast, spread it around — eight different receivers caught passes in the first half alone — threw for two touchdowns, snuck in from the 1-yard line for another, injected his team with obvious confidence and, let’s face it, acc
Cubs! White Sox! Playoffs! Keep chanting those words and maybe, just maybe, it'll last more than a few days (opens the original)
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Are you ready for both the Cubs and the White Sox in the playoffs? Are the Cubs themselves ready? It’s a bit hard to believe in that after they spent the final days of the regular season losing back-to-back critical games at Wrigley Field to the going-nowhere Marlins, then gagging on both ends of a doubleheader in Boston, to rob themselves of a sweet chance at home-field advantage in a wild-card series against the Padres that starts Tuesday. Instead, off to San Diego they went after a meaningles
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