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 Friday, Jan 26 SoxFest 2018 is sold out. That's a strong indication of either A. Support for the White Sox's future plans and future stars or B. Support for that amazing Hawk Harrelson bobblehead. We're leaning toward Option A slightly. So when will top pitching prospect Michael Kopech be called up to the majors? "For the most part, I just defer those questions to Rick Hahn," he said. "I feel like I'm ready." Calling him up sooner would also help the Sox settle that pesky radio problem … just sayin'. Meanwhile, in the NL Central — here come the Brewers? Your move, Cubs. |
| At this week's Senior Bowl practices, wide receiver Michael Gallup and tackle Brian O'Neill stood out the most. How will that shape the NFL draft? Luckily for the Bears, they have a "complete technician" in house already. |
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| Rajon Rondo's fire emoji of an Instagram post turns 1 today. Fortunately for Fred Hoiberg, this year's Bulls squad is more amenable to his coaching style. Tonight: The David Nwaba revenge game (7 p.m., NBCSCH)? |
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| Patrick Kane first appeared on an NHL card when he was just 6 years old. Here's the story behind the card — it's a doozy. Last night: A hat trick from Alex DeBrincat --> 5-1 Blackhawks win. Up next: The All-Star break. |
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| Jemele Hill is out as co-host of "SportsCenter," but isn't out at ESPN. … We sent our Teddy Greenstein to the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta, and he filed this report … And Roger Federer, still very good at tennis. |
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