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Chicago Sports

Chicago is clearly a city with a passion for sports. It’s the home of five major sports franchises including football’s renown and rugged Chicago Bears; basketball’s infamous Chicago Bulls with superstar players like Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen; two major league baseball teams with an annual crosstown classic match pitting the North Side Chicago Cubs against the South Side Chicago White Sox and last; but certainly not least, the famed Chicago Blackhawks ice hockey team which draws intense fanfare each and every year. For breaking news, games schedules and comprehensive Chicago Sports Information, click here.

 

Chicago Bear LogoThe Chicago Bears football team currently makes their home at Soldier Field. The stadium, located along Chicago’s famous Lake Shore Drive is only a short distance from Chicago’s downtown loop area. Its stunning lakefront setting on Lake Michigan often challenges opponents with Chicago’s notoriously fickle weather that includes blustery gusts of offshore winds that has given Chicago its famous name, “The Windy City”. The Bears are now looking at a future home on the Old Arlington Park Race Track site in Arlington Heights.For access to more Chicago Bears football information, click here.

 

Chicago Bulls LogoThe Chicago Bulls are clearly loved and revered in the Chicagoland area. The history-making six-time NBA champions reigned supreme in 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997 and 1998 under the coaching of Phil Jackson and the stellar on-court leadership of the legendary greatest player of all time, Michael Jordan. They make their local home in Chicago’s United Center arena located west of the downtown area. For access to more Chicago Bulls basketball information, click here.

 

Chicago Cubs LogoThe Chicago Cubs are Chicago’s North Side National League baseball team. Their home field is a true piece of history. Wrigley Field, built in 1914, hosts its 110th season of Major League Baseball in 2023, 108 years of that devoted to the Chicago Cubs. At last In 2016, the Chicago Cubs won the World Series pennant that had eluded them for over a century! Wrigley Field’s North Side location is conveniently accessed by CTA Trains. Bleacher seating and nearby rooftop venues add something truly special to a Cubs game atmosphere. For access to more Chicago Cubs baseball information, click here.

 

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The Chicago White Sox are Chicago’s South Side baseball team and arch-rivals of their National League North Side counterparts, the Cubs. The White Sox have made Guaranteed Rate Field (formerly U. S. Cellular Field and Comiskey Park), their home since 1991. The Sox, who are one of the American League’s charter franchises, were founded in 1900 and last won the World Series in 2005. Guaranteed Rate Field is located south the city’s downtown district near 35th Street and the Dan Ryan Expressway. For access to more Chicago White Sox baseball information, click here.

 

The Chicago Blackhawks are Chicago’s professional ice hockey team and members of the Central Division of the National Hockey League’s Western Conference. Founded in 1926, the Blackhawks have proudly won four major Stanley Cup championships including their most recent success in 2013 and 2015. Like the Chicago Bulls, the Chicago Blackhawks home court is at Chicago’s United Center where they have played since 1994 when the Center replaced their older original home at Chicago Stadium. For access to more Chicago Blackhawks hockey information, click here.