Fred Klein

FRED KLEIN is the former national sports columnist for The Wall Street Journal. He blogs at fredkleinonsports.blogspot.com.
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      12:01 am | Feb. 8

      The Cubs’ Last Hurrah At Hohokam Stadium

      It’s the last hurrah in Mesa, Ariz., this spring for the Chicago Cubs at their training digs that have housed them for the last 16 years. Here’s to ya, Hoho.

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      12:01 am | Oct. 30

      A Postcard From Arizona: Fall League Cubs, White Sox

      The Arizona Fall League, which holds forth in the Valley of the Sun, is baseball’s—and Arizona’s—best-kept secret, and persists in that distinction even though it’s regularly advertised as such. That’s just how Fred Klein likes it

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      12:01 am | Sep. 11

      Sox or Cubs: Who Says You Have to Choose?

      Who says you can’t root for the Cubs and Sox? Fred Klein fell in love with the Cubs in 1945, and in the next decade it was the Sox. At least hear him out.

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      12:01 am | Aug. 6

      The Source Of The Bears’ QB Curse

      Cade McKown, Mike Tomczak, Steve Fuller, Vince Evans, Mike Phipps, Bob Avellini, Gary Huff, Jack Concannon, Jim Miller, Kent Nix, Brian Griese, Jim Harbaugh, Greg Landry, Virgil Carter, Rusty Lisch, Kyle Orton, Rex Grossman…where do all these guys come from?

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      12:01 am | May. 11

      How Soriano Can Save The Cubs

      Instead of fading into oblivion like other over-paid ballplayers, Soriano has a special opportunity to not only drastically improve the chances of the Cubs franchise, but also to go down in history as one helluva mensch.

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      8:28 am | Mar. 16

      2012 Cubs: A Team With No Players

      The Cubs, who have tried just about everything to escape their historic trophy drought, have hit upon a new tack. They are playing the 2012 season without players. Oh, sure, there are men running around in real Cubs uniforms, but like the vendors used to say, you can’t tell ‘em without a scorecard.