CHICAGO — If you walk around the city of Chicago right now, there’s an energy that is palpable. That’s because for the first time in nearly two decades, good baseball is being played on both sides of town.
Even with the city’s other marquee sports teams, Chicago is a baseball town, and with two of MLB’s oldest franchises, the intra-city rivalry between the White Sox and the Cubs runs deep. That said, historically, when one team is good, the other typically is not, which usually takes some of the steam out of their annual six-game slate.
But this season, with less than six weeks to go, both the White Sox and Cubs are on a postseason trajectory…
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