"Coppock on Sports" -- brought to you by the transportation experts at American Taxi -- takes a look at why there are so few African Americans in Major League Baseball. Host Chet Coppock offers a litany of reasons for the low numbers and calls for MLB to address the black community with greater effort.

"Coppock on Sports" host Chet Coppock knows how much the Wrigley faithful love their statues. That's why he's got a couple of new statue ideas for the Cubs to honor Sammy Sosa! As always, COS is brought to you by American Taxi, Chicago's premier taxi service.

Chicago radio legend Chet Coppock says that Cubs fans are sending a message to the Ricketts family. Namely, if you want our cash, maybe you should put a winning product on the field! Also, if you've already got our cash, stop lowering the early-season ticket prices!

"Sports Court" returns with host Chet Coppock, ESPN legal expert Lester Munson, and the backing of the fine folks at American Taxi! Munson and Coppock discuss why some Cubs fans might be miffed at the Ricketts' recent decision to lower some ticket prices. Plus, an update on the NFL labor situation.

Chet Coppock says that watching Ohio State Athletic Director Gene Smith hand the NCAA Tournament Championship trophy to UConn coach Jim Calhoun last Monday is one of the dirtiest things he's ever seen in college athletics. Hey, it's all about the "student Athlete," right?

Welcome back to the Friendly Confines of the "Coppock on Sports" podcast brought to you by American Taxi. Chet Coppock offers several reasons why attendance at Wrigley Field is down. Basically, there is no baseball game before October that warrants the kind of prices MLB teams charge.

"Coppock on Sports" host Chet Coppock explains why he can't get excited AT ALL about women's college basketball. Don't get him wrong, he certainly admires the athletes as competitors, but that doesn't help the fact that the sport bores him to death.

If you need a transportation company in Chicago, you gotta go with American Taxi! If you want to see what drives Bobby Knight, don't bother turning on ESPN. Host Chet Coppock says he would love to see The General ditch the broadcast booth and take the helm of a college hoops contender one more time.

Another episode of "Coppock on Sports" brought to you by American Taxi. Host Chet Coppock praises MLB and the MLB Players' Union for their efforts to deal with concussion injuries by implementing a new 7-day DL and a handful of additional medical precautions.

Quite frankly, if the feds couldn't put Barry Bonds in an orange jumpsuit years ago, there is little chance they'll do it now, says your humble host Chet Coppock. But there is some good news. When the final gavel slams the Bonds trial, it will help close the books on the steroid era in MLB.