No. 2 baseball union official Bruce Meyer shaken by events that led to Clark's resignation The baseball players’ union says it stays on course for tough labor talks after leader Tony Clark resigned The Independent UK · Feb 18
Giancarlo Stanton Steals the Show as Yankees Move to Cusp of ALCS New York’s slugger delivered the go-ahead home run in Game 3, but it was a surprise moment that caught his teammates’ attention in a 3–2 victory over Kansas City. Sports Illustrated · Oct 10, 2024
Royals Beat Yankees To Even AL Division Series Exciting ALDS matchup as Royals defeat Yankees 4-2, tying series at 1-1. Game 3 at Kauffman Stadium promises more thrilling baseball action. Top News · Oct 8, 2024
New center at Lurie Children’s Hospital to focus on early childhood wellness ‘It’s all about building the child rather than repairing the broken man,’ said Dr. Thomas Stanley, Lurie’s president and CEO. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 4, 2022
Aaron Judge stuck on 60 homers as Yankees beat Red Sox, 7-5 NEW YORK — The Yankees got three home runs Saturday to beat the Red Sox, 7-5, at Yankee Stadium, but the sold-out crowd of 47,611 left the ballpark disappointed. For the fourth straight game, slugger Aaron Judge did not hit a home run, remaining one away from tying the 61-year-old… Tribune News Service · Sep 24, 2022
Cautious Red Sox hold Aaron Judge at 60 home runs, but Yankees win in 10 innings, 5-4 The Red Sox said they were going to come right after Aaron Judge in this series, but they didn’t stick to their word. Boston Herald · Sep 23, 2022
Michael Wacha stays hot, leads Red Sox to 4-3 win over Orioles BOSTON — If only the Red Sox had a few more guys like Michael Wacha, this team might be in the playoff race. Boston Herald · Aug 21, 2022
Nick Pivetta throws long-awaited gem as Red Sox hold off Pirates for series-opening win With little room for error over the final month and a half of the season, the Red Sox have to beat up on the opportunities they have against bad teams, and there aren’t many. Boston Herald · Aug 17, 2022
Without Tanner Houck, Red Sox bullpen can’t come through in 11th-inning loss to Braves BOSTON — The Red Sox’ bullpen went unaddressed at the trade deadline last Tuesday. A week later, it cost them again. Boston Herald · Aug 10, 2022
After trading Christian Vázquez, Red Sox hold off Astros for second consecutive win John Schreiber caught Jeremy Pena looking for strike three, then made a quick spin move coming off the mound before letting out a big scream as he slapped his hand into his glove. Boston Herald · Aug 2, 2022
Franchy Cordero’s three errors at first base doom Red Sox in frustrating 7-6 loss to Guardians BOSTON — Time is ticking, and the Red Sox are still in need of a first baseman. Boston Herald · Jul 28, 2022
Tanner Houck blows the save, but Xander Bogaerts saves the Red Sox in 5-4 win over Yankees Less than two weeks after getting seven stitches in his leg, Xander Bogaerts used every bit of his speed to win a key divisional game for the Red Sox on Friday night. Boston Herald · Jul 16, 2022
Red Sox lose Xander Bogaerts to injury, but avoid series sweep with 11th inning victory over Cubs BOSTON — The Red Sox continued to struggle against one of the worst pitching staffs in baseball, lost Xander Bogaerts to an injury and blew another late lead. Boston Herald · Jul 3, 2022
Loyola University Chicago gets $100 million to support students of color — the largest donation in school history John and Kathy Schreiber, philanthropists who have been huge Loyola donors, gave the money to fully cover scholarships, housing and support services for underrepresented students. Chicago Sun-Times · Jun 3, 2022