Marquee Sports Network

Marquee Sports Network is a regional sports channel run by Sinclair Broadcast Group in partnership with the Chicago Cubs. It officially began broadcasting on February 22, 2020. The network focuses solely on Cubs baseball and took over from three previous channels: NBC Sports Chicago, WLS-TV, and WGN-TV, to become the main broadcaster for Cubs games that are not aired on national television.

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Bears roster projection: D'Andre Swift, Roschon Johnson lead RB group

2 days ago | marqueesportsnetwork.com | Scott Bair

Editor’s note: The Bears are in a quiet period before starting training camp in late July. We’ve seen this new talent collection work at times during the offseason program, albeit without pads, this spring. Those access points provided opportunity to see players, how they’re used and with which units. There is no depth chart, Ben Johnson likes to say, but we’ll still make a 53-man roster projection right now, position by position, with the understanding that so much will change in camp.
When Bears fans can catch first glimpse of Ben Johnson's team at training camp

3 days ago | marqueesportsnetwork.com | Scott Bair

Bears training camp is nearly upon us. That’s a sign we’re inching ever near an intriguing football season that marks Ben Johnson’s first as Bears head coach, bringing optimism with it. Bears fans will have a chance to see the team train in person several times this summer at Halas Hall, plus a family day at Soldier Field. Fans will also get to see the team’s two joint practices, against the Dolphins and Bills, prior to preseason games against those respective teams.
Take a Side: Should the Bears trade Cole Kmet with Colston Loveland on board?

3 days ago | marqueesportsnetwork.com | Scott Bair

Editor’s note: We’re doing some different things to keep the Bears conversation going during the slowest part of the NFL calendar, during the summer just before training camp. We’re doing some roster projections and mailbags and divisional power rankings and now we’re adding some debate to these proceedings. Enter our “Take a Side” series, where we’ll discuss a polarizing topic each Wednesday until the Bears report for camp.
How Pete Crow-Armstrong reacted to mistakes in Cubs' loss to Cardinals | Cubs News

3 days ago | marqueesportsnetwork.com | Andy Martinez

ST. LOUIS — Pete Crow-Armstrong has been an essential component to the Cubs’ strong start to 2025. A mental mistake and a failed bunt attempt on Tuesday night played pivotal parts in the Cubs dropping an 8-7 contest to the Cardinals, their third straight loss, tying their longest losing stretch of the season.
Cubs Takeaways: What we learned in self-inflicted loss to Cardinals

3 days ago | marqueesportsnetwork.com | Andy Martinez

BOX SCOREST. LOUIS — The Cubs are in a bit of a funk. Their 8-7 loss on Tuesday to the rival St. Louis Cardinals ties their longest losing streak of the season (three games). Dropping division games isn’t ideal. But outfielder Ian Happ insisted Tuesday on 670 The Score that there was no panic from the team. They’ll have another shot to prove it Wednesday as they try to climb out of their worst stretch of the season.
Ian Happ: There is 'no panic' in Cubs clubhouse despite recent struggles

3 days ago | marqueesportsnetwork.com | Scott Bair

The Cubs are in a bit of a rut, relative to their lofty standards. They’ve lost four of five games, including Monday night’s 8-2 result to the St. Louis Cardinals in the first rivalry game of this season. They’re also 1-3-1 over their last five series heading into this clash with the Cardinals, an uncharacteristic run for a team that sits 14 games above .500 and owns MLB’s fourth-best winning percentage despite a recent downturn. Left fielder Ian Happ, for one, isn’t overly stressed.
NFC North power rankings: Kevin O'Connell, Dan Campbell top coaching list

4 days ago | marqueesportsnetwork.com | Scott Bair

Editor’s note: We’ve got some time to kill entering Bears training camp, leaving plenty of time to ponder and discuss. Our summer Tuesdays will be spent looking at the NFC North overall with some divisional power rankings. They’re going to be tough considering that this division is loaded with talented and successful teams. Three franchises made the playoffs, for goodness sakes. That leads to an embarrassment of riches at certain spots, especially where we’ll start, with the head coaches.
Three Takeaways from Cubs' series opening loss to Cardinals | Cubs News

4 days ago | marqueesportsnetwork.com | Andy Martinez

ST. LOUIS — The Cubs were finally facing their longtime rival, the St. Louis Cardinals, nearly halfway into the season. The Cardinals took the first matchup of the year, smacking four home runs en route to an 8-2 win at Busch Stadium. The Cubs (46-32) have dropped back-to-back games and are now 10-10 in June. Here are three takeaways from the loss: Things started so smoothly for Ben Brown. It fell apart quickly – and horrendously for the right-hander.
Bears 53-man roster projection: Three QBs kept with Case Keenum, Tyson Bagent

5 days ago | marqueesportsnetwork.com | Scott Bair

Editor’s note: The Bears are in a quiet period before starting training camp in late July. We’ve seen this new talent collection work at times during the offseason program, albeit without pads, this spring. Those access points provided opportunity to see players, how they’re used and with which units. There is no depth chart, Ben Johnson likes to say, but we’ll still make a 53-man roster projection right now, position by position, with the understanding that so much will change in camp.
'This is my house': Sammy Sosa soaks in long-awaited Wrigley return | Cubs News

1 week ago | marqueesportsnetwork.com | Andy Martinez

CHICAGO — The clubhouse at Wrigley Field is state-of-the-art. The training facilities are top-notch. The video boards and ballpark amenities resemble those of newer stadiums across the league. And yet, while the Friendly Confines have changed over the past 21 years, it’s still familiar for Cubs icon Sammy Sosa. [READ: Sammy Sosa’s Wrigley Field return excites Ian Happ, Cubs players]“This is my house,” Sosa said in a media availability on Friday during the Cubs’ 9-4 loss to the Seattle Mariners.