Brian Sandalow is a sports contributor at the Chicago Sun-Times. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including major league sports, competitive sports, and the business of sports, emphasizing both team and individual sports. Brian's work has been featured in notable publications such as Phys.org, The San Diego Union-Tribune, and NewsBreak.
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Brian Sandalow's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly hockey with an emphasis on the Chicago Blackhawks. His articles also cover engineering topics related to research and career development.
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By: Brian Sandalow
Castillo gave up four runs in 2 2/3 innings while Robert had his first multi-homer game in two years.
The Sun-Times' Patrick Finley and Brian Sandalow agreed on the best two and the worst three; in between, Finley preferred the Bears, and Sandalow the Packers and Titans.
Of his relationship with the team he defined for 13 seasons, Sosa said he and the Cubs have put their old differences to the side.
By: Brian Sandalow
Crow-Armstrong has 36 home runs and entered Saturday leading the sport in wins above replacement per FanGraphs and Baseball Reference.
By: Brian Sandalow
Because of three lower-body injuries, Friday is just Teel's 20th game of the season. Without him, Sox catchers have batted just .170.
By: Brian Sandalow
Murakami injected life into an anonymous and sputtering franchise, and Venable has been credited with nurturing young players and creating an atmosphere conducive to success.
By: Brian Sandalow
Two global superstars, Messi and Lewandowski will share an MLS field for the first time Wednesday night at Soldier Fiield.
By: Brian Sandalow
The crowd of 63,094 saw Messi and Inter Miami steal a point from Lewandowski and the Fire in a match between two of soccer's most famous players.
By: Brian Sandalow
Cabrera was activated from the injured list Saturday and will pitch out of relief like Sasaki did last year, when his electric arm helped the Dodgers win the World Series despite disappointing as a starter.
By: Brian Sandalow
The same bullpen that's been maligned and pointed to as potentially a fatal flaw threw 3 1/3 scoreless innings, before the Cubs scored twice in the eighth despite getting only one hit during the rally.
