Новости за 09.11.2019

The Chicago Bears 2020 draft plans got a slight boost with the likely inclusion of a compensatory pick after releasing Mike Davis this weekend. Whether this means they’ll feel more comfortable about the idea of drafting a quarterback? That’s unknown. Eight games remain in the season and Mitch Trubisky is in the process of possibly […]

The Chicago Bears had to know their season was basically over by this point at 3-5. So the smart thing for them to do was look ahead to 2020 and ask a simple question. How can we improve our chances of gathering more resources for next offseason? Adding a draft pick would certainly be nice. […]

Khalil Mack is no stranger to adversity. He encountered a lot of it during his time with the Oakland Raiders. So that experience is at least helping him navigate these recent struggles for the Chicago Bears in 2019. At 3-5, the team is in real danger of watching a season filled with postseason hopes go […]

Much of the failures of this season have focused heavily on GM Ryan Pace and several of his former top draft choices. Mitch Trubisky at the top. Adam Shaheen right behind him and Leonard Floyd lingering in the weeds too. Those three have not performed up to their expectations and it’s dragging the entire team […]

Mark Loretta out, Andy Green in. After Jon Heyman reported late on Friday that Loretta would not return to the Cubs in 2020, ESPN’s Jesse Rogers reported that former Padres manager Andy Green will be the new Cubs bench coach. Green was the manager in San Diego from 2016-19. He was fired this past September […]

Matt Nagy has insisted from the moment he took over the Chicago Bears that he believes in Mitch Trubisky. This is not to say he was lying. There were plenty of indications that the young quarterback had talent and building blocks to become a solid NFL starter. Their run in 2018 certainly reinforced that belief […]

The Cubs will have a different bench coach for the fourth straight season. Since the end of the regular season Mark Loretta was interviewed by the Cubs for their manager position and after it went to David Ross he was still being considered to stay with the team as the bench coach. After spending nearly […]

As always, it depends on the price. Financially speaking, and because that seems to be the main thing teams care about now, the Cubs trading for second baseman Whit Merrifield wouldn’t be much of a risk at all. Last year he signed a four-year extension worth $16.25 million with the Royals. That was after he […]

Here we go, Cubs fans. If you don’t like rumors, then you might as well log off until spring training begins because for the next four months that’s mostly what we’re going to get. This offseason especially, when you factor in Cubs ownership not committing to any major free agent signings and basically forcing the […]

Mitch Trubisky faces what is probably the most important eight-game stretch of his entire athletic career starting this Sunday. If he can’t pull himself out of this extended funk he’s been in since the season began, the momentum of a lost season could result in him potentially losing his starting job with the Chicago Bears. […]

While the Bulls cruised to a 20-point win over the Hawks earlier this week, Otto Porter Jr. left the game early because of a foot injury. The Bulls were hoping it was minor and that with a few days off he’d be able to return against Houston Saturday night. Unfortunately for Porter and the Bulls […]