Word on the Street: Ozzie wants to know his future

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Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011
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Ozzie wants to know his future

White Sox coach Ozzie Guillen and his wife are going on a vacation to Spain two days after the regular season is over. There has been talk about Guillen being traded to the Marlins. Guillen wants to know his stance with the Sox so he can enjoy his vacation but the only people who know his future is Jerry Reinsdorf and God, said Guillen. (Hardball Talk)

FOX fabricates Cutler headlines

During the Sept. 11 Bears-Falcons game, FOX Sports displayed three headlines across the screen questioning Jay Cutler's toughness:

Cutler Leaves With InjuryCutler Lacks CourageCutlers No Leader

Thenannouncer Daryl Johnston said those were actual newspaper headlinesfrom local Chicago papers. The Tribune looked through Illinoisnewspapers and found no headline of that sort in Illinois or in theU.S. FOX Sports spokesman Dan Bell admitted the headlines werefabrications. (Chicago Tribune)

Former Notre Dame coordinator Brown's psychological tests

Former Notre Dame defensive coordinator Corwin Brown's hearing about the charges of confinement and domestic battery from him striking his wife and holding her against the wall were put on hold. Brown is hospitalized and undergoing psychological testing at the University of Michigan Hospital. (Chicago Tribune)

Wood down for the count...forever?

Over the weekend Cubs pitcher Kerry Wood tore a meniscus in his left knee and his season is over. Wood says the surgery could have him ready for the spring but will Wood pitch again? He said he doesn't want to be anywhere else and if the Cubs need him back then he'll be back. (Bleacher Nation)

Fantasy Football: Week 3

Injuries already? Jamaal Charles and Jordan Shipley are out for the year with ACL injuries. Michael Vick and Tony Romo's head and rib injuries leave a few question marks. A few more are inactive and their futures are a toss up include, Aaron Hernandez, Mario Manningham and Steven Jackson. (Chicago Tribune)

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