Brian Sandalow is a sports contributor at the Chicago Sun-Times. He focuses on themes related to competitive sports, professional sports, and the sports business, covering major league and team sports. Brian's work has been featured in Phys.org, The San Diego Union-Tribune, Northwestern University, and NewsBreak.
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Brian Sandalow's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly hockey with an emphasis on the Chicago Blackhawks. His articles also cover engineering topics related to research and career development.
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For the Cubs or anybody, beating the Dodgers in October was already going to be challenging. That was before Los Angeles added maybe the best pitcher in the world.
By: Brian Sandalow
Crow-Armstrong walked three times Sunday, seeing 25 pitches during those at-bats. Before this season, Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong had walked 53 times in 293 career games.
In a ceremony that came with laughs, some gentle roasting and more, Guillen's 13 was permanently shelved by the Sox.
By: Brian Sandalow
The Sox scored five times in the sixth inning to snap a season-high four-game losing streak.
By: Brian Sandalow
Ross was at Wrigley to call Sunday's Cardinals-Cubs game for ABC, and walked where he once did as a player and manager.
Swanson left Sunday's game against the Cardinals in the bottom of the third inning after swinging through a 0-0 Hunter Dobbins pitch.
By: Brian Sandalow
After the Cubs' 11-4 loss to the Cardinals, manager Craig Counsell said Swanson is headed to the injured list and that the team will have to discuss whether Cabrera takes his next turn in the rotation.
By: Brian Sandalow
Cholowsky is being shelved with right wrist soreness and Carlson has a skin infection on his left leg. The season is over early for two of the White Sox ' top prospects.
By: Brian Sandalow
Castillo gave up four runs in 2 2/3 innings while Robert had his first multi-homer game in two years.
The Sun-Times' Patrick Finley and Brian Sandalow agreed on the best two and the worst three; in between, Finley preferred the Bears, and Sandalow the Packers and Titans.
