The Chicago Cubs are out of contention, as is usual this time of year. With that and the last few seasons in mind, it appears that their will to win is permanently on the disabled list. Since before the All-Star Break, fans in Wrigleyville have been talking about who to trade, who to cut, who to fire. "How exactly" doesn't so much matter anymore.But it's pretty clear that if the Cubs want to get any better, certain members of the clubhouse and the business office will need to go. Here's who...Begin Slideshow
As a voice in the crowd, I don't write much about Justin Bieber. I'm no aficionado of reality TV.So I wouldn't have much to say about the next politician's Twitter scandal, or what's happening on "The Real House Servants of Arnold Schwarzenegger." Frankly, I couldn't care less about the well manicured housewives of Camden, New Jersey or their plastic surgery disasters. But baseball is something I can do. In huge quantities. So when baseball is on TV or in your neighborhood, there is no need, really, to keep up with any Kardashians. As one sportscaster said right before baseball's ...
