The Latest Breaking News from Olin Kreutz

After losing 101 games, White Sox fans lost a beloved broadcaster who was a lifelong Sox fan himself.

Olin Kreutz joined 670 The Score's to share why Justin Fields should want out of Chicago and why the Bears should stick with Tyson Bagent.

Pat Foley’s departure signified the end of an era in Chicago sports broadcasting. He began with the Hawks in 1980 and was the last link to a golden age.

“I love talking to people, and I love football,” Brown said. “If somehow I could convince someone to pay me to talk about football, it’d be awesome. That led me down that path.”

Tuesday, the former Bears returner was named one of 129 Pro Football Hall of Fame nominees.

The six-time Pro Bowler previously worked on the ‘Football Aftershow’ where he provided analysis of the Bears.

CHICAGO — NFL draft weekend always has been about excitement, the unbridled kind Ja’Tyre Carter felt Saturday afternoon when an unidentified number from Illinois popped up on his smartphone. Carter knew this was his life-changing moment and didn’t care that he had no clue who was talking to him when…

Kreutz’s remaining media jobs are in jeopardy after he grabbed the neck of CHGO colleague Adam Hoge in response to a flippant remark Monday, according to sources.

The two-time All-Pro responded to the alleged attack with a Mike Tyson quote.