Hester: Keep running
While Jay Cutler took responsibility for putting him in a bad position, Devin Hester shouldered blame for the two missing on a first-quarter deep ball in Saturday night’s 17-3 exhibition victory over the Giants.
Cutler launched a missile on the run that sailed over Hester’s head. Hester, who admitted not being used to such arm strength, was asked what he learned from the play.
“Keep running just as fast as you can … no matter what,” he said.
Kane pleads guilty
Blackhawks star Patrick Kane pleaded guilty Thursday to disorderly conduct in a case involving an assault on a Buffalo cabdriver earlier this month, said a prosecutor for the Erie County district attorney’s office.
“Right now all I’m going to say is I’m happy to move forward,” Kane said in a text message to the Tribune.
In the plea deal, Kane agreed to be freed on a conditional discharge and also must issue a written apology to cabdriver Jan Radecki.
– The Fire put an end to a drawn-out transfer saga, announcing Wednesday that 23-year-old defender Bakary Soumare (left) had been sent to Boulogne of the French Ligue 1.
– White Sox 9, Boston 5
After throwing about 30 pitches at about 50 percent, Jake Peavy will make at least one more rehab start Saturday for Triple-A Charlotte with the hope he can start for the White Sox next week.
– Sky vs. New York
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