The 17th annual Bears Care Gala, which raises funds for support of breast and ovarian cancer research and treatment programs, was held Saturday at Soldier Field. Read More on Chicago Bears Official Website
New Bears receiver Brandon Marshall visited UCAN Academy in Chicago Tuesday to meet with students as well as youth who are involved in the Project Visible Man program. Read More on Chicago Bears Official Website
Carlos Ruiz hit a tiebreaking home run with one out in the eighth off Shawn Camp, and Hector Luna added a pinch-hit grand slam in a six-run ninth to power the Phillies to a 9-2 victory Wednesday night over the Cubs. Read Original Story at Chicago Cubs Website
Alfonso Soriano is glad he finally hit his first home run. Soriano tied Tuesday's game at 6 with a leadoff homer in the ninth against the Cardinals, who won, 7-6, in the bottom of the frame. Read Original Story at Chicago Cubs Website
Dale Sveum never seems to get rattled after losses. "I think my personality allows me not to take it home with me," the Cubs' manager said Wednesday. Read Original Story at Chicago Cubs Website
Cubs reliever Carlos Marmol was able to play catch Wednesday, and catcher Steve Clevenger swung a bat for the first time since going on the disabled list. Read Original Story at Chicago Cubs Website
The Cubs kick off the 16th season of Interleague Play on Friday against their crosstown rivals, the White Sox, and the series will feature two former teammates, Dale Sveum and Robin Ventura, who now are managing their respective teams. Read Original Story at Chicago Cubs Website
Jay Cutler discussed two of the most important things in his life—football and diabetes awareness—during a visit to Perspectives Charter School on Chicago’s South Side. Read More on Chicago Bears Official Website
The Bears’ last remaining unsigned draft pick, third-round safety Brandon Hardin of Oregon State, inked a four-year contract Tuesday. Terms were not disclosed. Read More on Chicago Bears Official Website
Reunited on the practice field for the first time since their days together in Denver, Bears quarterbacks coach Jeremy Bates thinks that Jay Cutler is an even better player than he was with the Broncos. Read More on Chicago Bears Official Website
