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US media conglomerate Tribune Co. exited bankruptcy Monday after four years of court supervision, with the future of assets such as The Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times uncertain.

US media conglomerate Tribune Co. exited bankruptcy Monday after four years of court supervision, with the future of its assets including The Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times uncertain.

Tribune Co. won final approval Monday to exit bankruptcy protection, giving a group of investors control of the Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times and media properties, court documents showed.

A US judge has tentatively approved the reorganization plan of Tribune Co., allowing the owner of the Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times and other newspapers, to emerge from bankruptcy.

(Reuters) - The Detroit Red Wings will host the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 2013 Winter Classic that is expected to attract a record crowd, the National Hockey League (NHL) said on Thursday.

(Reuters) - Milwaukee Brewers hitting coach Dale Sveum has been named as the new Chicago Cubs' manager, the Cubs said on Friday.

The Chicago Cubs have hired Milwaukee Brewers hitting coach Dale Sveum as their new manager.

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Theo Epstein took the reins of the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday, declaring he would engineer a "culture change" for the long-suffering club and recreate the excitement he had with his former team, the Boston Red Sox.

The anticipated move of Theo Epstein from the front office of the Boston Red Sox to the Chicago Cubs was made official.

PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - The Philadelphia Flyers and New York Rangers will take their rivalry outside as the two teams are set to clash in the 2012 Winter Classic, the National Hockey League (NHL) said on Monday.

BOSTON (Reuters) - For five hours before a Missoula Osprey minor league baseball game last summer, Cheri Pijanowski hand washed 150 white folding chairs with bleach and water.

CHICAGO (Reuters) - The New York Yankees held off the Chicago Cubs for a narrow 4-3 win in interleague play at a sold-out Wrigley Field Saturday.

Chicago Cubs will become the second MLB team to reach out to troubled LGBT teens by recording an It Gets Better video. ?The Chicago Cubs will become the second MLB team after the San Francisco Giants to reach out to troubled LGBT teens by recording an It Gets Better video, the Chicago edition of GoPride.com reported. The It Gets Better Project begun by gay activist Dan Savage has received enormous support from Hollywood, the business community and leading Democrats, including President Barack Obama. The campaign encourages gay teens to not cave in to bullies, because life eventually gets better. The team announced on Friday that filming will begin after the team returns to Wrigley Field from its current road trip. ?The Cubs applaud the Giants for their stand against anti-LGBT bullying. Bullying of anyone for any reason is unacceptable,? said Cubs owner and board member Laura Ricketts. ?We are proud to join the Giants in taking a stand against bullying and encourage other professional s

CHICAGO (Reuters) - The Chicago Cubs scored five times in the eighth inning to reclaim the lead for good and defeat the streaking Los Angeles Dodgers 10-8 at a windy Wrigley Field on Saturday.

TORONTO (Reuters) - The NHL ended its outdoor adventure for another year with a successful return to Canada before heading indoors to ponder the future of the league's most intriguing and increasingly important events.

Phil Cavarretta, 1945 NL MVP who led Chicago Cubs to last World Series, dies at 94. Phil Cavarretta, the 1945 National League MVP who led the Chicago Cubs to their last World Series appearance, died Saturday. He was 94.

Friends, family fondly recall optimism, courage of former Chicago Cub standout Ron Santo. It didn't take long for the tears to give way to laughter, and that figured, because smiles were never in short supply when Ron Santo was around.

Hundreds of fans line up at Chicago church to pay respects to Cubs legend Ron Santo. They came to pay their respects to Ron Santo, with stories of watching him gobble up grounders at third base or listening to him suffer on the radio as the Cubs dropped another game.

Welcome to the Friendly Confines: Carlos Pena and Chicago Cubs agree to $10M, 1-year deal. Scott Boras called Carlos Pena's $10 million, one-year deal with the Chicago Cubs "a pillow contract."

Chicago Cubs great Ron Santo, longtime radio announcer for perennial losers, dies. Ron Santo's love for the Chicago Cubs stretched from his days as a standout third baseman who one season even jumped and clicked his heels to celebrate victories to the two decades he spent unabashedly pulling for his team as a broadcaster.