they may have been good, but they were not happy. >> charles comiskey, who was the owner of the white sox> in 1919, the sox again capture the american league pennant and are favored to beat the cincinnati reds in the world series. but many players feel comiskey is cheating them of their bonuses. the friction creates an opportunity for a new york gangster named arnold rothstein, who runs a sports-betting racket. >> arnold rothstein got to some of the players of the chicago white sox and gave them a little bit of money under the table to supposedly throw the series. >> when the sox lose the series 5 games to 3, rothstein makes a bundle. the "black sox" scandal erupts. a grand jury indicts shoeless joe and seven other players for conspiracy. >> several of those teammates confessed that they were part of fixing the series and implicated joe jackson. >> testimony of pitcher edward cicotte is said to have been most incriminating evidence. >> prompted by comiskey's lawyer, jackson admits taking $5,000 from teammate lefty williams, but he denies throwing the series. outside the courtroom, a young

the rivalry between cubs and white sox fans, for instance, is particularly vicious. >> bruce: difference, they enjoy themselves, they have fun. the team wins, that's okay, if they lose, it's no big deal. sox fans will turn on their team on a dime if they don't -- if they're not good, if they don't play well. >> patrick: that is true. >> bruce: but a perfect day for a sox fan is the sox to win, cubs to lose, and then the cubs' plane crashes. >> anthony: so to what do you attribute this uh quality of deep, deep, bordering on murderous hatred? >> patrick: the hatred is basically from the south side. >> bruce: of course it is. >> patrick: i mean, they hate us like you have no idea. we don't have that vicious intent to them. >> anthony: why? why the viciousness and hatred? >> bruce: all right. to be around cub fans is to hate them. >> cub fans: let's go, cubbies! cubs all the way! woo! yeah, baby! ♪ >> patrick: i just, i can never bring myself to understand their hatred of us. >> cub fan: yeah, cubbies! woo! number one! go, cubs, go! yeah! >> anthony: so they're -- they're cursed. their histo

the odds on favorite looks like the white sox. look at the rereaction from the executive vice president of the white sox. >> i'm wearing my shades so you don't see the shock in my eyes. it is disappointing. i would be lying if i said anything other than that. we stepped up to where this morning i honestly believed we had the best offer on the table. >> last year there were controversial things. he has the edge. when you see a guy like him on deck that gets in the pitcher's mind. >> eric hosmer soon-to-be his teammates. it makes it to sense to me. the dodgers one of the richers organizations had him for half a year, they wanted nothing to do with the guy. that tells you allot. good luck. we'll see. we have our own teams to worry about. look at the frost on the a's field in mesa this morning where joe fonzie was. everyone talking about the fact they won't sneak up on anyone. went to the playoff. defense had so much to do with it. simeon has improved at shortstop. matt chapman gold glove winner and ollison a gold glove. and they are

larry doby integrated the american league with the chicago white sox, the owner of the white sox, larryoby was an absolute trailblazer. he came to the scene in a short time after jackie robinson. the fact that jackie robinson has so much success with the dodgers winning the first rookie of the year award and mvp the following year and the dramatic arc of what jackie robinson went through playing for the brooklyn dodgers, and that has secured doby which it really shouldn't. we need larry doby films and books and education. the story is one that deserves to be held aloft. >> host: you write intensively about jackie robinson from the house un-american activities committee, was branch rickey a hero or was branch rickey -- was branch rickey a hero? >> guest: it is similar to what we were talking about in regards to nike. he saw a moneymaking opportunity to integrate major league baseball and he also saw the country as having made a big shift with regard to world war ii, the number of african-american soldiers who fought and returned home, the desegregation of the army by harry s truman, all

particularly the white sox who thought they as early as today had the best deal on the table.ere's kenny williams. >> i'm wearing my shades so you don't see the shock in my eyes. it is disappointing. i'd be lying to you if i said anything other than that. >> we stepped up to where this morning i believed that we had the best offer on the table. >> pretty stunned. a lot of shark fans were stunned last night. never heard so much complaining about officiating. over shadowed the game joe thornton had. chris wagner scoring. he has his stick above the crossbar. >> they are seed it -- reviewed it and said the goal counted. they went to overtime and the sharks lost 6-5. >> i was 5 feet away from wagner when he hit the puck and it was ats a eye level and it's clear if you asked the referees if you could change the call they would. >> it should be dead. there were four officials on the ice and none agreed and i lost. >> talking about the mabee ma chad -- manny machado deal. not everyone was disappointed he signed with another team. there's a youngster that's happy the yankees didn't get

the 26-year-old finally landing on a team after garnering interest from the phillies, white sox, and yankees. this now brings up the question on what now happens with bryce harper...the former mvp who's expected to receive a bigger deal. reports say the phillies are in the running to land him, but the padres might also make a bid. and speaking of major contracts, we could be seeing one on the a's roster. a major storyline for spring training...what the future holds for khris davis.... the reigning major league home run king with 48-home runs and 123-rbi.... he'll become a free agent after this year, but inking him to a long- term deal has been a priority for the team's front office. as of now, no big developments on that front, however, the stellar outfielder won't let that bother him. he's just focused on building off last year's 97-win campaign. "the coaches have been saying that we're pretty much the hunted now. that's pretty much our attitude. nobody is going to take us lightly. like i said, it's a hard game. everything is on the scouting report." report."the scoutin

a lot of people think he's going to sign with the chicago white sox . s gloves display on social media are black and white. the chicago white sox team color, so we will wait and see on that. in might be a weird night for the warriors . in portland, they historically have had problems from time to time. no andre iguodala, no shaun livingston, and we will see how they buggy without cousins. but they will have draymond green. this guy in the war your stretch now of having won 16 of 17 is all over the place. last night in their victory against utah at the oracle, he had six points, seven rebounds, six assists, two steals, two blocks. he's doing it all, and certainly has the attention of all of his teammates. >> when he's locked and down, his energy, you see how much of a disruptive he is on the floor. is kind of contagious for sure. is one of those games where the satellite is what it is, but his impact on the game if you're actually watching him, he's everywhere. >>> it's officially the nfl off- season. this is where a lot of names are going to change faces

. >> the white sox, the phillies, the padres said they wanted them both. >> shepard: i'm guessing thethink so. >> shepard: it's not like the padres will be a champion this year. they're not, but if you look at the farm systems across the league, it's the best. i'm white sox. >> shepard: i'm yankees. >> you know, you have to root for the underdog. >> shepard: so when you take your kid out for baseball practice day after day after day, remember, manny machado just got $300 million. >> and get your kid playing early. >> shepard: great to see you, jeff. thank you. >> great to see you in person. >> shepard: the markets are back open today. we're up on the session at the moment. pretty flat. it was down to start and got up about 100 and now we're sitting on even. that's not bad for a day after the holiday. breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. "your world" with neil cavuto is back up. c. payne sitting in. >> i have an absolute right to call a national security. we need strong borders. we have to stop drugs and crime and criminals and human trafficking. we have to stop all of

it seems like though the chicago white sox were the favorite, even some of the social media posts by machado's group had him in a black and white, which is the white sox's colors, but the chicago front office reaction today? stunned. >> obviously extremely disappointed with the news that is out there. frankly, the emotion right now is a little bit still raw. we said from the startis not go about one guy, that it was never going to be about one star, it was never going to be about one acquisition. >> and bryce harper still waiting on his deal. >>> will go to the a's camp. they are having a little bit of a cold snap down in arizona. gofundme picked up a spring- training trip a little bit to early. he was chilly when he reported from mesa, arizona. >> reporter: when the it is arrived at the training facility this morning, they saw something you don't normally see in arizona in the spring, a field covered in frost. that made for a more bundled up group of players and coaches going to the usual spring- training routine. and manager bob melvin even found something useful about the uncharact

. >>> the a's had a better afternoon with the white sox. amanda olson bottom bloop that tied the game at one. they kept on going. fourth inning and bring on the solo homer. a career-high 29 last season. they win in the final of 6-5. >>> finally golf highlights as we can relate to. world class championships from mexico city. tiger woods in the three-part from a couple feet away. a double bogey. tiger finished tied for ninth. dustin johnson from the bushes. got good wood on it and it went right back in. double bogey. a five shot lead. he responded in 17. he birdied next of the holes. a five under 66 gave him a four shot lead heading into sunday. >>> nba, hosting and running with the houston rockets tonight. first matchup since overtime loss. moving pictures on the late show. >> 12 years since the warriors knocked out the top seed dallas in the first round of the playoffs. the team became forever known as the we believe team in 2007. thursday night of reunion. things have changed. >> can each of you talk briefly about what you have been doing

it's a final 121-110 >>> giants hosting the white sox in scottsdale. watch the fan avoid the -- make the catch, takes home a souvenir. finished in a 4-4 tie. the a's meanwhile lost 4-3 to the diamond backs. >>> keeper nick reportedly asked for $20 million. the same amount he asked for in the new aaf league where players make $75,000 a season. that is not going to happen. >>> the sharks beat the wings on sunday then left hockey town with one of detroit's top forward. he was dealt to the sharks in exchange for two draft picks before the trade deadline. he had 16 goals and 33 assists this season. the sharks play in boston tomorrow and make no mistake ability it, they are loading up for a stanley cup run. >>> the biggest star on the ice this weekend was a 4-year-old named mason. his dad was curious to know what his son says during hockey practice so he mic'd him up. >> okay, its day. [ indiscernible ] my legs are tired. i have to pee. i'm not in this group. 15 more minutes. [ indiscernible ] a baby happy meal. we are going to go to mcdonalds after? >> that

. >>> a former white sox pitcher collapsed in the dugout last season and nearly died.ck at spring training with the new york yankees. here's abc's lara spencer. >> reporter: all eyes are on this walking miracle, danny farquhar. >> nice. >> reporter: the husband and father of three, back on his feet, defying the odds, making an incredible comeback. >> every time i step on a big league mound it's pretty awesome. >> reporter: it was nearly a year ago when the star right-handed pitcher for the chicago white sox suddenly collapsed in the dugout, undergoing multiple surgeries his injuries leaving him in critical condition and doctors revealing danny suffered from a potentially deadly brain aneurysm. after spending three weeks in the icu fighting for his life, many assumed danny would never pitch again. >> i was devastated i would never get to play, and little did i know, little was i thinking, hey, man, your life just got saved by some doctors and you are lucky to be alive. >> reporter: the right-hander who turns 32 this weekend says, this is just the beginning. >> our story

. >>> baseball, cactus league, the giants finish in a 4-4 tie against the white sox and the as were beaten by the d-backs. as lefty tyler alexander still awaiting his spring debut. alexander had been pitching in mexican leagues for the last four years. in 2015 he w suspended 50 games then essentially banished from the big leagues because he tested positive for pot. >> in today's day and age with what's happening with cannabis and everything, do you think the suspension is in hindsight ridiculous? >> in all honesty, yes. but rules are rules and you have to live with the consequences. >> suspension lifted, that's where he's getting a shot with the as. >>> clippers head coach doc rivers on the mic tonight in l.a., imploring fans to give dirk a standing ovation. retiring at the end of the season. haskell hoops in florida. the block turns into an alley-oop jam. >>> notre dame, minnesota ice hockey. they call them the fighting irish for a reason. destroys brandon mcmanus and the glass in one move. >>> and back to the warriors game. demarcus cousins picked up jeremy lamb's shoe and chucked it in

, 300-million-dollar deal from the nats and he's met with the dodgers, phillies, padres, and the white sox. we'll see what happens... either way, giants spring training starts next week. now to the world of golf-- an annual tradition is upon us, the pebble beach pro-am. round one of the tourney begins tomorrow, but kate rooney got a look at the stars in action with this morning's celebrity eventnat sound: "this is for 100,000 dollars, to reclaim the cup, clint eastwood is looking at you."in the fifth annual murray- eastwood celebrity challenge, clint eastwood's infamous stare-down would prove effective. dirty harry's team bested team bill murray in a 5-hole, celeb-studded showdown. clint eastwood says: "i was very calm, i would say...like go-ahead and make those putts." but on the final hole, it seemed no one could sink a putt...resulting in a chip-off for the hundred-thousand dollar prize for charity. and that's when andy garcia stepped up for his team.andy garcia says: "i got a, you know, the number 7 coin, so i got a chance to see where the thing is gonna fall, so you have a little bit

, 300-million-dollar deal from the nats and he's met with the dodgers, phillies, padres, and the white sox'll see what happens... pitchers and catchers report next wednesday. finally, college football national signing day... and two of the best in the bay area played for powerhouse de la salle... today at the concord school national recruits isaiah foskey and henry to'oto'o announced which universities they will be attending<> "i'll be spending the next four years at the university of tennesseee to'oto'o... a linebacker... is joining the tennesse volunteers... picking them over alabama, oregon and many other schools... the 6-2, 230 pounder was ranked by 247 sports as the 44th best y... an best outside linebacker foskey... a 6-5, 235 pound defensive end who is considered one of the top pass rushers in the country will be going to south bend to play for norte dame... he also had dozens of school pursbut chose which was considered the front runner to get him both players talked both to get him both players talked the biggest days of their young lives... and what it meant to them (weather) com

the nationals and white sox are not in the mix. leaving the giants as one of three teams. >> he get what he deserves. if it with us, i don't know if we have lockers left but we'll clear one. >> he's a great baseball player. hopefully it works with us. >> the giants are set to be gain play tomorrow against did angels and the weather may cooperate. the forecast calls for sunshine and temperatures in the mid- 50s. >> talking about signing bryce harper for 300 plus million. look at the dodgers, their best pitcher clayton kershaw signed a 300 million extensions and they are shutting him down. he doesn't feel right. it an arm issue. i don't know about. this he said nothing to be alarmed about. my 93 million pitcher has an arm issue. >>> college basketball on the women's side. stanford's victory felt like a daring escape than a victory. maybe too much sugar. cardinal down four, 2:52 left. smith hit a three and the cardinal within one. now 2.7 seconds left. give it to the hot hand. that would be smith. here's what i'm talking about. stanfo

taking on the white sox and here it comes and there it goes. that's the first trailing by two.e learned this one, 6-5 the final. the sports report is responseored by river rock casino and a special congratulations to the senior who is a state wrestling champion in the 189 weight division and the girls placed second in the state tournament. that's amazing. a four-time champion tonight and finally got that state title. >> well done. congratulations. >> i told you i was afraid the warriors would say i will beat them in the playoffs. >> game seven. it was really tough in the western conference finals. i don't think it's going to be that easy. i know they don't. >> thank you very much for that. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. thanks for joining us. have a good evening. see you later. okay, so you've been to the it's great right? earth. but i bet you haven't done this. or that. or been here. i bet you haven't met her, or him, or them. ooo, dance-off! this is... incredible. you, see what i did right there. and when is the last tim

how theprobably feeling white sox felt taking a picture out of the gained. of theng a pitcher out game. jimmy said you were not tired, but our outfielders are. i know you're tired of hearing me. i shall subside and work in any questions you might have. thank you very much. [applause] >> raise your hand and mr. will will call on you. stunned silence, i always answer every conceivable question. >> you said madison counted on ambition to counteract ambition, but it was a certain kind of ambition, presidents to be ambitious, congress to be ambitious institutionally. members of congress are still news.ous, to be on cable do you see any way we can return that ambition to a more institutional ambition? george: yes, one way it is a most politically impossible, term limits. the structure of incentives. the incentives for going into public life, and not for a career, and the incentive for behaving in particular ways when you are in public life. you have diminished incentive, if you risk your legislative career, you are not facing professional annihilation. lifelong ca

. -- like -- didy when he won the white sox. said jimmy said you were not tired, but our outfielders are. i know you're tired of hearing me. i shall subside and work in any questions you might have. thank you very much. [applause] >> raise your hand. we will call on you. >> yeah? >> what you said -- madison counted on ambition to counteract ambition but it was a certain kind of ambition, and ambition for presidents to be as a vicious as presidents, more importantly for congress to be ambitious institutionally. be onss are ambitious to cable news. do you see any way we can turn that ambition? >> yes. and one way it is almost politically impossible, returning madisonian reform because they changed the structure of incentives, incentives for going at the public life, which means you cannot go into it for a career and the incentive for behaving in a particular way when you're in public life. if you think you have a diminished incentive, if you risk your legislative career and are not facing professional because a lifelong career in

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the 26-year-old landing on a team after garnering interest from the phillies, white sox, and yankees.ings up the question on what now happens with bryce harper...the former mvp who's expected to receive a bigger deal. reports say the phillies are in the running to land him, but the padres might also make a bid. and speaking of major contracts, we could be seeing one on the a's roster. a major storyline for spring training...what the future holds for khris davis.... the reigning major league home run king with 48-home runs and 123-rbi.... he'll become a free agent after this year, but inking him to a long- term deal has been a priority for the team's front office. as of now, no big developments on that front, however, the stellar outfielder won't let that bother him. he's just focused on building off last year's 97-win campaign. "the coaches have been saying that we're pretty much the hunted now. that's pretty much our attitude. nobody is going to take us lightly. like i said, it's a hard game. everything is on the scouting report." that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) gra

. >>> the giants finishing with the 4 a-4 against the white sox. we have tyler alexander with the a's waiting for his spring debut. he was pitching in the independent baseball mexico leagues in the last four years. in 2015 he was suspended and essentially banished from the big leagues after testing positive for pot. >> in this day and age with what is happening with the cannabis, do you think that this suspension is in hindsight ridiculous? >> in all honesty, yes, that the rules are the rules, and you have to live with the consequences. >> the suspenis lifting's -- lifting so gets another shot with the a's. >>> the high school hopes in florida, not getting rewarded here with this jam, notre dame and minnesota ice hockey, the fighting irish, call that for reason as they destroyed brandon mcmanus and the glass in only one hit. >>> demarcus cousins picking up the issue of jeremy lamb throwing it in the front row because he said he did not want to trip over it but picked up the technical foul in the process. that is ridiculous. >> we have a lot of comm

the 26-year-old landing on a team after garnering interest from the phillies, white sox, and yankees.gs up the question on what now happens with bryce harper...the former mvp who's expected to receive a bigger deal. reports say the phillies are in the running to land him, but the padres might also make a bid. coming up on kron4 sports at 10, we'll hear from a bay area baseball star that also is in line for a major deal. until then, more news after the break. (grant) a car erupts in flames.. and a woman is trapped inside... police say -- a drunk driver in louisana slammed into the back of a car.. pinning the driver inside.. mark armstrong reports. four men... endured whipping flames and intense heat....to save one stranger trapped inside her burning car.jeremy zeringue/helped rescue trapped woman"she had seconds left. it was touch and go for a second. i really thought i was going to see that lady die."24 year-old jeremy zeringue of prairieville had his monday morning commute transformed into a heroic rescue.nat sotwearing the orange coat here he jumped into action .. moments after this

. >>> in mesa, the as had a better afternoon against the white sox. here's a matt olson bottom 1st bloop that tied the game at 1. in the 4th, bring on steve piscotty. the arkss win it 6-5. as' chris davis at the plate. he had more home runs than anybody in the bigs the last three years playing for oakland. he's set to earn $16 million this season and he is hoping that does not break the as payroll budget. >> i'm ready to stay in as long as i can. i know the lifespan for an oakland a is very long. but i might change that. i might bend it. >> great. you'll be the first. >> yeah. since coco. coco crisp waw a was a long oakland a. i want to be an a. why would i want to leave? >>> pickups can happen to the pros too. world golf championships, mexico city. that's tiger woods at the 15th green. a 3 putt from a couple feet away. double bogey. finished the day tied for 9th. dustin johnson from the bushes. got good wood on it. and it went back in. double bogey the 10th. the as had a 5-shot lead. four of his next seven holes. gave a four-shot lead. >>> nba. the w

my goodness, i did say larry play for the white sox, what a ridiculous error on my part. i apologize. that's what i call it on first error. >> host: well good he was listening and you that right away. you talk about some of your favorite books and we ask the authors on this program with some of their favorite oaks are in the top of the list is redemption song, mohammed ali and the spirit of the 1960s. >> guest: this is a book i mentioned beforepl about when -- made his stance in 1996 and maybe one to explore the intersection of sports and politics but redemption song that may meet once become a sportswriter. mike writes aboutrh the politicl history of mohammed aliki in a y that has so much rhythm and nuance and excitement that i'm reading this and thinking to myself why can't sportswriting be like this and why can it be political and why can't they talk aboutes what is being said off the field or outside the ring and how that influenced what happened inside the ring and it's a way he holds that story. and maybe want to become a sportswriter. i recommend it to people all t

the 26-year-old landing on a team after garnering interest from the phillies, white sox, and yankees. the question on what now happens with bryce harper...the former mvp who's expected to receive a bigger deal. reports say the phillies are in the running to land him, but the padres might also make a bid. and speaking of significant contracts, we could be seeing one on the a's roster. a major storyline for spring training...what the future holds for khris davis.... the reigning home run king with 48-home runs and 123-rbi.... he'll become a free agent after this year, but inking him to a long-term deal has been a priority for the team's front office. as of now, no big developments on that front, however, the stellar outfielder won't let that bother him. he's just focused on building off last year's 97-win campaign. "the coaches have been saying that we're pretty much the hunted now. that's pretty much our attitude. nobody is going to take us lightly. like i said, it's a hard game. everything is on the scouting report." (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. (

"usa today" is reporting the white sox are now out of the harper sweepstakes. the giants are reportedly still in this thing. mlb network says harper has turned down multiple offers of 300 million or more. that is a sentence i would like to say. larry beil has turned down multiple offers of 300 million. >> or one. >> i would take the one offer. but anyway, i can't see the giants going ten years on anything. but we'll see. speaking of mega free agents, le'veon bell will be hitting the open market after sitting out this whole season while holding out for more money and destroying any fantasy team. bell will not be franchise tagged by the steelers. the raiders could be an interesting landing spot for his services. but that will be expensive. can you imagine somebody -- 300 million. >> i'd be terrified another one wouldn't be coming. show me the money. >> thanks, larry. >> join us at 9:00 on kofy tv 20 cable channel 714. plot foiled. prosecutors say a coast guard officer was planning a major attack. the high-profile californian who was on his hit list apparently. th

which is he brought cubs fans and white sox fans together and you wait. 100% of the city was opposed to that deal. you won't solve infrastructure by privatizing. i'm not against it. it's a tool in the box not the toolbox. i'll come back to that. the thing i do agree with mitch on and i've advocated for it, we were trying to build and we build the train station near mccormick place on the south side of chicago, near south side. guy had to do an environmental study of state had to go over it and it should be but that's not the biggest problem. it was a dirt piece of land. it's a subway station for god sake. i told president obama it's nothing i do is study in the state has to replicate it and we submitted which she will take another six months. he loses the cost of time. it's driving costs. i'm for i've advocated for, i recently did for the state which is successor has raised the gas tax and indian, wisconsin and michigan, 24 of the 50 states have already raise gas prices. i'm for it in illinois. i was upfront. i to look a law of money out of washington about it to chicago. we have no

base hit to right field later to bring home another run in the giants wind up for the four with white soxty was mentioned is a very versatile player. even though he may not be starting right away he will get plenty of playing time with his talent. >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> i know what my abilities i know what i bring to the team and i know that eventually i am going to get to play it does not ma plan i know what i do. and we also have a saying that who laughs last laughs the best. >> always happy. meantime, bryce harper is a very good player, do not get me wrong. this guy does not hold barry bonds jockstrap before or after. there talk about 100+ million dollars for them. the giants, the phillies, and now the dodgers are back in the mix, apparently they met with ly l.a. egas over the weekend, o get him on a short-term deal. harper says he wants 10 years 300+ million dollars but we have it inside the dodgers on the inside track. here is their training camp today and that is officially a break truck in front of the facility. maybe they know more than we do here. in case you missed

reports indicate the national and white sox are not in the mix, which leaves the giants as one of three teams that appear to be vying for harper services. >> he can get what he deserves at some point. if it is with us, we will -- i don't know if you have any lockers in here, but we will gladly clear one. >> he's obviously a great baseball player. >> any team that get them, they're going to be better. >> reporter: the giants are set to begin cactus league play tomorrow against the angels, and the weather might actually cooperate for a change. the forecast calls for sunshine, and temperatures in the mid-50s. and scotsdale, scott reiss, ktvu fox 2 sports. >>> talking to get, got a be careful of those contracts. clayton kershaw in the off- season signed a three-year, $93 million extension with the dodgers, and guess what? l.a. is shutting him down right now. indefinitely. the manager, dave roberts, said he just did not feel right throwing this week. he says no one is alarmed, but it is an arm thing, as kershaw spent time on the disabled list the past three seasons with back related problems

. >> reporter: it was nearly a year ago when the star right-handed pitcher for the chicago white soxin the dugout, undergoing multiple surgeries, his injuries leaving him in critical condition. doctors revealing danny suffered from a potentially deadly ruptured brain aneurysm. after spending nearly three weeks in the icu fighting for his life, many assumed danny would never pitch again. >> i was devastated that i wasn't going to be able to play and, you know, little did i know, little was i thinking, like, hey, man, your life just got saved by some doctors and you're lucky to be alive. >> reporter: the right-hander who turns 32 this weekend says this is just the beginning. >> our story is not over yet. so we're going to enjoy every moment. >> indeed. the fact that he's back on the mound at all at this level is nothing short of amazing. today, he reports to yankees pitchers and catchers practice at spring training and danny goes in with a new personal speed record for his pitching in the off-season, 90 miles an hour. go get 'em. >> the story is not over yet. >> not over yet. >> my goo

wednesday cost $25,000, a fine from the nba. 10 months since danny, pitching game with the chicago white soxkees had protected helmet with technology, what we made for skull area where he had surgery, daytona 500 sunday afternoon on fox. last night the races qualifiers for sunday kevin and joey logano. coming up next hour 7:50 eastern dagen mcdowell, daytona pace car, jeff gordon and joey logano. charles: that's a great one, of course, dagen and nascar, the ultimate combination. i'm interested that colin kaepernick remains in the league and feels like there's been some attempts, not a lot perhaps, some attempt to give him back the football. jared: to get him back into football but does colin want back in football? maybe make offer i can't refuse, man that would never accept. 25 million-dollar salary seriously, said be worth around $20 million. $20 million to work in start-up league. >> you mentioned everybody else was making 250? >> 225 to 250. he didn't want to accept any backup position in the nfl. charles: that's what i was going to ask you, by the end of the season there were so many qua

quick baseball headlines now another red sox star is bulking at white house championship celebration.to explain his decision though. at least two other players from the 2018 world series title team will also be absent. and major league baseball is striking out the d.l. the league now rebranding the disabled list for players physically unable to perform as the injured list. officials say the effort aims to remove the misconception that people with real disabilities are unable to compete in sports. there you have it, steve. steve: jillian, thank you. meanwhile, after two years of investigation, house democrats are expanding the russia probe. but weren't they going to wait until mr. mueller finished his report? they were once upon a time. >> now, bob mueller's probe is one, you know, looking at whether crimes were carried out. so we don't want to get in the way. >> it's important that the congress stay away from the fbi investigation. it's important to know what they're doing. we have to stay away from. >> we have a lot of active investigations going on, including the investigation by sp

sox. they have not -- these talks. president is very into an with how the market is being impacted. i can tell you that the president has said, as well as whited be open to meeting with butident xi in mar-a-lago, beyond that, the timeline for that. -- it would be anticipated that that meeting would come toward the end of spring or early summer when the two presidents would me. the president is watching markets, but the interesting thing is as we anded to analysts investors, the optimism being baked and is for a deal beyond agriculture, is what they say. is there any sense that indeed president trump and liu are discussing intellectual property and potentially going to come to a deal there? kevin: yes. issueand foremost on the of agriculture, this is a perfect illustration of where the politics and policy collide. the messick lee speaking, the president cannot to lose his agricultural coalition that forms -- domestically speaking, the president cannot lose his agriculture coalition. but then you get into the security aspects of u.s.-china trade policy weather is nonpartisan consensus here with the u.s. negotiating with china with a sense of th