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Duty and a flair for drama compelled White Sox general manager Ken Williams to offer to "fall on the sword" if the team he assembled falls short of expectations.
How quintessential Kenny.
But of the three general managers in Chicago sports facing their most defining week of the year as Major League Baseball's trade deadline intersects with NFL free-agency, Jerry Angelo is the one I would keep away from sharp objects.
Angelo's hours threaten to be more desperate, his immediate work potentially having more impact on the product. Angelo even has more riding on this...
Having not won a World Series since 1908, and having last appeared on that stage in 1945—a war year in which the professional leagues were still populated by has-beens and freaks—the Chicago Cubs must contemplate... more »
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