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Tuesday, Jul 31 The verdict from new Bears offensive coordinator Mark Helfrich is in: Not good enough. Second-year quarterback Mitch Trubisky has experienced growing pains and growth from play to play. He has been intercepted in all eight full-speed practices and has mixed in plenty of quality throws with inaccurate ones. Those interceptions could be a worry for the offense — or a good sign for a defense looking to send its first player to the Pro Bowl since 2013. And the newest member of that defense? The inside linebacker drafted with the No. 8 pick? Well, he's still not here. And Vic Fangio is frustrated about it. | | |
| Deadline dealHours before they were set to take on the Pirates, the Cubs added to their bullpen by squeezing in a deal for veteran Brandon Kintzler before the 3 p.m. deadline. The Cubs sent Class A pitcher Jhon Romero in exchange for the Nationals reliever. |
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| No excusesAfter past racist, sexist and homophobic tweets by players were exposed, Cubs starter Jon Lester had some sage advice: "Spend the 5 minutes it takes to scrub your account." "Don't say stupid things in the first place." Good advice, but it misses the point: it's treating the symptom, not the disease, Shannon Ryan writes. |
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| Anthem updateOK, there really isn't an update. But Bears linebacker Sam Acho is adamant that whatever the Bears decide to do Thursday, it will be a "big catalyst" behind creating change in Chicago — with the help of George McCaskey. That's a much more positive outlook than, say, Richard Sherman, who said Jerry Jones has an "old plantation mentality" about the NFL's policy. |
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