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
P sychiatry’s serotonin-imbalance theory of depression, long discarded by researchers, was finally flushed down the toilet by psychiatry and the mainstream media in 2022. And psychiatrists’ primary treatments for depression—their so-called “antidepressants”—are now circling the drain. This leads to at least two questions: (1) What model of depression actually fits the facts? (2) What approach to depression makes sense?
By: Bruce Levine
With star Cody Bellinger back in the fold for the Cubs on a three-year, $80-million deal, 21-year-old outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong’s role and developmental track have become a big topic of conversation in spring training.
By: Bruce Levine
While he was reassigned to minor league camp Friday, 21-year-old outfielder Owen Caissie made a strong impression on the Cubs in his stint with the big league club in spring training.
By: Bruce Levine
With a revamped roster, White Sox general manager Chris Getz expects his team to be more competitive than the club that went 61-101 last season.
By: Bruce Levine
White Sox left-hander Garrett Crochet was up to the task in his first career MLB start, throwing six innings of one-run ball in Chicago’s 1-0 loss to Detroit on Thursday at Guaranteed Rate Field.
By: Bruce Levine
While they’re dealing with serious injuries, White Sox star center fielder Luis Robert Jr. (right hip flexor) and third baseman Yoan Moncada (left adductor) aren’t expected to be out as long as initially fear.
By: Bruce Levine
Coming off a 101-loss campaign in 2023, White Sox manager Pedro Grifol understood his second season on the South Side was going to be difficult to navigate, but the struggles have extended beyond that.
By: Bruce Levine
After spending his first eight MLB seasons on the South Side, former White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson is grateful for a new chapter of his career with the Miami Marlins.
Chicago Cubs right-hander Jameson Taillon delivered five innings of one-run ball in the team’s 8-3 win over the Miami Marlins on Friday at Wrigley Field.
By: Bruce Levine
Cubs veteran right-hander Kyle Hendricks has struggled early this season, posting a 12.00 ERA and 2.10 WHIP in five starts. He’s now in jeopardy of losing his longtime job in the team’s starting rotation.
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