Column: Shota Imanaga starts the season with two shutout outings — could he be the Chicago Cubs’ next ace?
Chicago Cubs pitcher Shota Imanaga has now tossed 10 straight scoreless innings to begin his MLB career.
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Column: The popularity of women’s basketball is undeniable. It’s not an interest issue — it’s access.
The lack of resources and investment in women’s sports has always been a primary issue. But the fans have been there.
Column: The best baseball movies you may have missed
Tribune film critic Nina Metz and sports writer Shakeia Taylor take a look at four baseball movies often missing — fairly or not — from the conversation.
How Toni Stone, the 1st woman to play professional baseball, came to be featured in ‘MLB: The Show ’24’
In “MLB: The Show ’24,” Toni Stone makes history again — this time as the first female player to be featured in the popular video game.
Chicago basketball report: Bulls reportedly plan to reopen Zach LaVine trade market — and Loyola eyes an NCAA bid
The Chicago Bulls could plunge back into the trade market this summer once Zach LaVine recovers from season-ending foot surgery.
What’s spurring Loyola’s turnaround season? For coach Drew Valentine, it’s staying ‘process-driven’ and focused on day-to-day growth.
Players believe in what Drew Valentine is building at Loyola. They repeat his phrase “committed to the culture” when asked what drives their success.
Column: Chicago Bulls host their first ‘Girls’ Day of Play’ — for the girls, by the girls
The Chicago Bulls recently hosted a celebration of women and girls in basketball for 150 local players.
Column: The place to be for basketball in Chicago? Loyola’s Gentile Arena, where ‘fans are family.’
Forget the Madhouse on Madison. Gentile Arena, home of Chicago’s Atlantic 10 team, is the place to be for basketball.
How Kendall Coyne Schofield and the PWHL aim to ‘change the landscape of women’s hockey forever’
Olympic gold medalist and Palos Heights native Kendall Coyne Schofield sought guidance from tennis legend Billie Jean King to help set the new Professional Women’s Hockey League in motion.
Column: Basketball should be basketball. Sure, there are differences, but the game is the game, right?
If you truly love the women’s game, there’s no time for arguing with people who likely aren’t even watching. You might miss greatness.