Bernstein Holmes is a journalist for CBS Radio, specializing in local sports coverage in New York, New York. With a focus on the Bears and Cubs, Bernstein provides analysis, interviews, and commentary on the latest news and developments in the world of sports.
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Bernstein Holmes' coverage primarily focuses on sports, specifically baseball with a particular emphasis on the Cubs and Bears. Most of the articles are centered around events and include expert commentary.
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By: Bernstein Holmes
On the Bernstein & Holmes Show on Friday, Laurence Holmes and Leila Rahimi pondered whether the Bears should have playoff expectations in the 2024 season.
By: Bernstein Holmes
As team president Kevin Warren and the Bears continue to reiterate that building a new stadium along the lakefront in the city is their focus, Score midday host Dan Bernstein still isn’t buying it.
By: Bernstein Holmes
Early in spring training, new Cubs manager Craig Counsell approached left fielder Ian Happ with the idea of leading off his lineup. Happ was all in favor of the move.
By: Bernstein Holmes
Score midday hosts Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes don’t understand why the White Sox brought back right-hander Mike Clevinger on a one-year deal.
By: Bernstein Holmes
The Bears hosted USC quarterback Caleb Williams at Halas Hall on Wednesday for a pre-draft visit, another key step in the process of selecting him with the No. 1 overall pick. Now the focus shifts to what the Bears will do with the No. 9 pick.
By: Bernstein Holmes
The Bears should be reluctant to trade back from No. 9 overall in the NFL Draft, Sun-Times writer Jason Lieser argued on the Bernstein & Holmes Show on Thursday afternoon.
The Cubs’ offense leads MLB with a 12.7% walk rate and is averaging 6.4 runs per game, which ranks second in baseball. That offense has been the driving engine in the Cubs’ 6-3 start.
In their 7-4 start, the Cubs are averaging 6.5 runs per game, which ranks second in MLB behind only the Braves (6.9). The Cubs have the second-best walk rate of any team at 12.4%.
By: Bernstein Holmes
Score midday hosts Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes are quite wary of the plan that the city of Chicago and the Bears unveiled Wednesday for a new stadium along the lakefront.
By: Bernstein Holmes
The Bears’ current proposal for a new lakefront stadium, which calls for the public to fund around half of a $4.7-million project, remains a “non-starter” in the eyes of Gov. J.B. Pritzker, his spokesperson reiterated in a statement Wednesday.
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