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 Wednesday, Apr 4 We said, you're going the wrong way! The red-hot Bulls have won three straight. And in the process, they've harmed their draft-lottery position by falling into a tie with the Knicks for 8th place in the East. Sigh. The Bulls are winning games with scrubs — Sean Kilpatrick scored 21 last night! — while core guys like Zach LaVine and Kris Dunn sit on the bench in street clothes. Steve Rosenbloom says this for the team's amazing resourcefulness: There's no worst-case scenario they can't find. 4 games to go; deep breaths everyone. |
| Good news: Sox have 12 HRs in 4 games. Bad news: Sox pitchers give up HRs too, like in last night's 14-5 loss. Rick Renteria: "You ultimately can't just win on the long ball." Tonight: Fulmer time (6:07 p.m., NBCSCH+). |
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| Bears' Kyle Long had surgeries on his neck, shoulder and elbow this offseason. But … "It comes with the territory. I signed up for this." Meanwhile, Jay Cutler is making his guests acorn squash boats. Because sure. |
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| If — and that's a big "if" these days — the Hawks win another Cup, the new names won't share space with Bobby Hull and the 1961 squad. But don't worry, that band isn't gone for good. Tonight: The Blues (7 p.m., NBCSN). |
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| Can Tiger Woods, who dubbed himself a "walking miracle" because of his return from spinal fusion surgery, win the Masters? What about his bromance buddy, Phil Mickelson? One thing's for sure: Tickets are $$$. |
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