Chicago's Sweetest '16: : A Baseball Fantasy - Corman, Steve
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Dream ahead in this baseball fantasy as the Cubs and Sox meet for the first time in a World Series since 1906! View the games through the eyes of three fans, a young couple expecting their first child (each rooting for a different team) and a middle-aged man whose great-great-great grandfather was a sports writer covering the 1906 matchup for a Chicago newspaper. Learn about the earlier series and some of the home team players as the three meet before each game to talk about that time in the City's baseball history. Find out more about past seasons and events leading up to this dream happening for both teams and their fans.…mehr

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Dream ahead in this baseball fantasy as the Cubs and Sox meet for the first time in a World Series since 1906! View the games through the eyes of three fans, a young couple expecting their first child (each rooting for a different team) and a middle-aged man whose great-great-great grandfather was a sports writer covering the 1906 matchup for a Chicago newspaper. Learn about the earlier series and some of the home team players as the three meet before each game to talk about that time in the City's baseball history. Find out more about past seasons and events leading up to this dream happening for both teams and their fans.
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Steve Corman is an eight-time Emmy-award winning television and radio news and sports producer / writer. He has nearly 50 years of experience and has worked at WMAQ-TV (NBC-Chicago), KNSD-TV (NBC-San Diego) and WIND Radio (Group W-Chicago) in a variety of producing, writing and management positions. Steve also has taught courses in writing and television production at several different colleges and universities in both the Chicago and San Diego areas. He is a 1964 graduate of the University of Denver. In addition, he is the author of "Danny's Decades," a semi-biographical novel about a young boy who has visions of becoming a journalist. Steve and his wife, Sheila, now reside in the San Francisco Bay Area, where he describes himself as being somewhere between a writer and a bum!