Host Chet Coppock suggests it may be time for the White Sox to deliver a pink slip to rookie manager Robin Ventura. While they appear to have competent MLB players on the field, they are completely dysfunctional as a team! It's not out of the question that this disaster of a squad could set a new team record for most losses.

Coppock on Sports is brought to you by American Taxi, the best transportation company in the Windy City! Now, what on earth could Arlington Park (the horse track in suburban Chicago) have to do with the Chicago White Sox??? Well, sit back and let Chet Coppock connect the dots for you.

Pitching for the Chicago White Sox must feel like pitching in Cook County jail. In this episode of COS, host Chet Coppock laments the talent of Sox starter Chris Sale, whose skills worthy of AL Cy Young consideration are being utterly wasted by the team of buffoons surrounding him.

Sorry Bears fans, but the Devin Hester golden era is official over. Well, actually, it ended about three years ago. Chet Coppock will be the first to admit that Hester's heyday was brilliant, but his current skill set -- and his disastrous turn as a WR -- leave no other conclusion to be made.

Coppock on Sports is brought to you by the best transportation company in the Windy City -- American Taxi! In this episode of COS, somebody's ears must be burning because Chet Coppock mentions that Blackhawks captain Jonathan Towes hadn't found the back of the net thru the first three games of the Stanley Cup Final.

Reggie Jackson was a one-of-a-kind athlete, but Chet Coppock sees the same kind of magic in the Blackhawks' Patrick Kane. Kane is a bona fide superstar who makes sure he shows up on the scorecard when the lights are the brightest and the biggest games are on the line.

NBC's coverage of the NHL playoffs is rock solid television, but Chet Coppock has one complaint -- the milquetoast analysis of "between the glass" Pierre McGuire. The guy's commentary is like warm beer on a 95-degree day. Get Jeremy Roenick out of the studio and onto the ice!

Coppock on Sports is brought to you by the fine folks at American Taxi. So did last week's MLB Draft change your life? Or better yet, were you aware that last week's MLB Draft took place? Chet Coppock isn't surprised given that MLB draft picks might be the least projectable things in pro sports.

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The Chicago Bears have finally decided to retire Mike Ditka's No. 89. Host Chet Coppock wonders what the heck took the team so long?!? First as a fan, and then as a broadcaster, Coppock can attest to the fact that this honor is long overdue. Congratulations Iron Mike!