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 Wednesday, Jan 24 Welcome to today's meeting of the Yu Darvish Watch Group. On today's agenda: Yu Darvish (it's also the agenda for tomorrow and the day after tomorrow and well, you get the point). Does the Cubs' signing of a 35-year-old journeyman catcher mean anything? Will a Darvish deal happen this week? Does he follow the @Cubs on Twitter? TELL US THINGS. We can confirm one key Cubs' offseason addition: Baby Baez. Lock him up, Theo. For the White Sox, Don Cooper is "not anticipating" Carlos Rodon to be ready to start the season. That's a bummer. Tonight: The 2018 Hall of Fame class will be announced. But is it a true Hall of Fame without the game's full story, aka Roger Clemens, Barry Bonds and Sammy Sosa? |
| After an emotional 7-day hearing and 16-month case, a judge sentenced former sports doctor Larry Nassar to 40 to 175 years in prison on Wednesday. Now attention turns to Michigan State, who also employed him. |
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| Joel Embiid will finally play vs. the Bulls (6 p.m., WGN). Fred Hoiberg is quite familiar with the tall man from Kansas: "He whooped our ass in college." And for the 1st time since 2009, no Bulls will be in the All-Star Game. |
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| Are the Blackhawks broken? That's what Joe Knowles asks and answers. As for Corey Crawford, he could travel with the team after the All-Star break. But first: Home vs. the Maple Leafs (7 p.m., NBCSN). |
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| Chris Tabor lived through the Browns' 0-16 season: "Hopefully that never happens again." Yes, especially since he's on the Bears staff now. Not on the Bears staff now: Head trainer Nate Breske, who leaves after 3 seasons. |
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| Ratings for last weekend's NFL conference championship games were down 8%. The Blake Bortles effect? Say it ain't so. In regards to the Super Bowl: No Bob Costas and no "Please Stand" ad from a veteran's group. |
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