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Pope Leo XIV asked fan 'White Sox or Cubs?' before autographing baseball at the Vatican
It's not often that the sports world becomes enamored with the papal selection process, but that changed when word broke of Pope Leo XIV's selection as the first American pope last week. As soon as the world found out the new pope was from Chicago, sports folks immediately dug in to see where he stands as a fan of sports teams in the windy city.
Video shows Pope Leo at White Sox World Series game
A video of Pope Leo XIV at the 2005 World Series game between the White Sox and the Houston Astros emerged Saturday, confirming his fandom for the Chicago baseball team. The first American pontiff in history was caught on camera as his face twisted when White Sox closer Bobby Jenks closed out a 5-3 win over the Astros.
With the trade rumors always surrounding Nolan Arenado, the Cubs could be a team to pursue as hinted by Buster Olney.
Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell gave an update on outfielder Ian Happ, who missed the team's last two games with an ...
Top pitching prospect Cade Horton will be added to the Chicago Cubs roster Saturday and is expected to make his big-league ...
Cade Horton handled his second New York City traffic jam Saturday much better than his first. After sitting through a ...
On his way home from the OU baseball facilities Wednesday evening, Skip Johnson’s phone buzzed. On the other line was a ...
The Chicago Cubs have been playing the most exciting brand of baseball the Windy City has seen in a very long time over the first quarter of the season. With a ...
The Cubs' rotation has lost its two leading arms, with Justin Steel out for the year following a UCL surgery and Shota ...
Pete Crow-Armstrong has been a sensation for the Chicago Cubs so far this season, but the team risks putting too much on his ...
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