Skip Bayless

He tried unsuccessfully to make light of the moment. As he trudged up to the 18th green Friday, looking weary and heavy, he pointed to his ball, then to himself...

At first you thought it was fog, coming from nowhere, blotting the sun, shrouding the course and finally suspending play. But on second thought you realized it was merely Tiger's...

The defending champ should have been the life of Tuesday night's dinner for U.S. Open champions. Instead, she took his place. He should have teed off at 2:40 p.m. Thursday,...

Say you're a big-league ballplayer with a career-high 16 home runs. You see guys who once celebrated batting-practice homers now on pace to hit 30. You see former beanpoles and...

There in broad daylight were two teams and seasons passing in the night. There in one happy-sad sequence late in Saturday's game was why the White Sox are winning and...

Comiskey Park never looked better than it did on what felt like the first official night of Chicago's summer. Comiskey goes from Wrigley's ugly stepsister to an underrated one-night Cinderella...

The trap is set. The roles--and rolls--have reversed. The tables--those not theatrically destroyed by Sammy Sosa--have turned. The southbound team from the North Side is about to visit the northbound...

I tried rooting for Scottie only because I couldn't bring myself to root for Phil. Through the fourth quarter, as Scottie Pippen and his Trail Blazers fell in slow-motion from...

Don Baylor has seen enough. He's officially open to making major moves--no more Band-Aids--and wants to be more involved in and responsible for personnel moves. Any Cub you wouldn't trade,...

Not much more than a year ago the trumpets sounded as he arrived at Wrigley Field. Shout it from the Waveland rooftops: Cubs General Manager Ed Lynch finally had done...