Bruce Levine is a staff editor for CBS Radio, based in New York. He covers a variety of sports topics, with a focus on the Chicago Cubs and the Chicago White Sox. His work has also been featured in Mad In America.
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By: Bruce Levine
Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong’s development has had its bumps in the road in his rookie season, but he has steadily showcased improvement lately.
After firing Pedro Grifol on Thursday, White Sox general manager Chris Getz is focused on looking outside the organization for the team’s next manager.
By: Bruce Levine
Tigers shortstop Javier Baez returned to play at Wrigley Field on Tuesday for the first time since the Cubs traded him to the Mets in July 2021.
By: Bruce Levine
White Sox shortstop prospect Colson Montgomery’s timeline for reaching the big leagues remains unclear, director of player development Paul Janish said Monday.
Walking into the ballpark he called home for 10 years brought back a flood of memories for Yankees first baseman Anthony Rizzo on Friday morning.
With the White Sox on pace to set an MLB record for losses in a single season, general manager Chris Getz isn’t in a rush to find his new manager for 2025.
The reality of another lost season at Clark and Addison isn’t sitting well with first-year Cubs manager Craig Counsell, who on Thursday challenged the entire organization to be better.
By: Bruce Levine
Dodgers first-base coach Clayton McCullough has emerged as a leading candidate for the White Sox’s managerial opening, sources told 670 The Score.
White Sox left-hander Garrett Crochet, a bright spot in the team’s miserable season, is open to contract extension discussions with the club as he has two years left on his contract.
White Sox are nearing a decision in their managerial search
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