playoffs

The Cubs are going to have to find a different way to increase their luck.

The Blackhawks start their playoff run Saturday afternoon at 2PM.

The Cubs haven't quite clinched a playoff spot this year but that isn't stopping Wrigley Rooftops from selling tickets.

With the playoffs looming closer, the Chicago Blackhawks are looking pretty shaky. If something doesn't happen soon they could be making history in the NHL, but it's the way we fans want them too.

This morning on the WROK Morning Show, we were joined by our pal Mark Grote, who happens to be 1/3 of the best baseball broadcasting team on radio. Mark, along with the great Pat Hughes and former Cub & all-star Ron Coomer have brought you every single game this season on WROK--and they're ready for the playoffs. Are you?

Last week, I was talking with a friend about the Chicago Cubs beginning the playoffs with the NLDS (National League  Division Series), when he casually mentioned that he had been offered a chance to purchase tickets to Game #2 from a friend. I thought that was really cool...until he told me the asking price.

Honesty time here. With the Chicago Cubs about to start their playoff run tonight (after an incredible, history-making regular season), around here, our minds are pretty much one track--all Cubs, all the time. If you're planning on hanging out with a group of friends and/or family for the games, we've got a few nuggets of information for you to have ready-to-go, just in case they're needed. Read M

Is it gonna happen? Will the Chicago Cubs win it all this year? To be honest, I have absolutely no idea whatsoever. Having spent the last 52 years as a Cubs fan, I know very well the old adage about counting chickens, but...I'm still fired up and excited to see what the playoffs (beginning this Friday against the hated St...