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Giants center Billy Price expected out Sunday after family tragedy

Giants center Billy Price and his wife tragically lost a baby boy 15 weeks into pregnancy this week, and Price is doubtful to play Sunday in Chicago as he and his family mourn. “It is with the most shattered hearts that we have to share the news of our Baby Boy gaining his Angel Wings…
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Short-handed Clippers can’t close out Raptors

Clippers guard Terance Mann attempts a layup as Toronto Raptors center Khem Birch defends during the first half on Friday night in Toronto. (Chris Katsarov/The Canadian Press via AP) The Clippers move the ball up the court against the Toronto Raptors during the first half on Friday night in Toronto. No tickets were sold for…
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Chicago sports in 2021: A look back at the biggest stories of the year

Sure, it wasn’t as memorable as 2020, but 2021 was quite the year in Chicago sports. Here’s a look back, month by month, at the year’s events. January <mark class=”hl_blue”>Jan. 1:</mark> Northwestern beats Auburn 35-19 in the Citrus Bowl for its fourth straight bowl victory — and win No. 400 for retiring defensive coordinator Mike…
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Column: From the ‘ManningCast’ to Tim Anderson’s walk-off in the Field of Dreams game, here are the best TV moments from sports in 2021

With empty stadiums at the start of the year and mass postponements and cancellations of games at the end, 2021 probably wasn’t the greatest for watching televised sports. But there was a lot to watch. And if there was a game televised and a screen to view it on, there is a good chance we…
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Mark Andrews nears Ravens receiving records as he produces one of the greatest seasons ever by a tight end

Mark Andrews had just signed a contract that would make him a wealthy man, the fulfillment of a fantasy shared by almost every young athlete grinding toward a professional career. He was pleased by the recognition of his talent and drive but seemed baffled by the notion that a $56 million reward might foster complacency…
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How many of these driving tidbits did you know?

This holiday season Honk is thankful for his readers, who are the smartest, prettiest, handsomest, funniest, most creative and happiest people, and the sharpest dressers, too. Because of their questions during the past year, he has learned: That his readers have had such great questions that one column, published right after Turkey Day, wasn’t enough…
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Chicago sports communities — from the Bears to the Cubs’ Jed Hoyer — and NFL figures help raise more than $900,000 for the son of late ESPN reporter Jeff Dickerson

The NFL and Chicago sports communities have helped raise more than $900,000 — and counting — to support the family of late ESPN reporter Jeff Dickerson, who died Tuesday at age 43 after a yearlong battle with colon cancer. Dickerson’s wife, Caitlin, died from complications from melanoma in 2019 at age 36. The couple is…
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As Chicago Bears tight end Jimmy Graham’s career reaches its twilight, he looks to leave a lasting legacy beyond the football field through flying — and helping

Jimmy Graham has a vision of his future that involves flying over NFL fields. But not in the way the Chicago Bears tight end has for the last 12 seasons, when he used his 6-foot-7, former-basketball-player body to haul in 85 touchdown passes for four teams. This dream involves the other passion he has built…
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CFP semifinal: Newcomer Cincinnati meets Alabama in the Cotton Bowl

ARLINGTON, Texas — Cincinnati quarterback Desmond Ridder and the breakthrough Bearcats aren’t caught up in what their unprecedented playoff appearance could eventually mean for other non-Power Five teams. This is their journey. After a season-long debate about whether the outsider deserved a spot in the College Football Playoff, and being the only team to win…
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Otter pup expected to remain at Long Beach aquarium for several months

An otter pup now in rehabilitation at Long Beach’s Aquarium of the Pacific is playing a big role in the development of the facility’s 2-year-old “surrogate” program. In partnership with the Monterey Aquarium, which pioneered the surrogate model in the early 2000s, the Long Beach aquarium has paired the new pup, now about 20 weeks…
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