This team is finally going somewhere. Caleb looks like a great QB and they have a decent line to…read moreprotect him. Strong backfield and recievers. Finally things are looking up!

I have to say the last three years for the Bears have been the worst. They changed to LEVy food…read morechoices this year and I am in different because you don't find local Chicago concession stands like in years past . I would improve restrooms - concession lines and the over all the teams performance! It's way too expensive to pay to see them lose game after game.

I went to the Red Stars inaugural game last Saturday, and wow are those women good! Even in the…read morerain, on a soaking wet field, they played with so much control and skill. I was explaining to friends that since there are not a lot of paid professional women's soccer leagues in the world, that a lot of the best players come to the US. So this is probably the easiest way to watch really high quality soccer live! Oh, and tickets are really cheap! So if you are a soccer fan, or a women's sports fan you will enjoy going to Red Stars games!

These girls are extremely skilled! I never thought much of soccer until I witnessed a game tonight…read moreand WOW, I definitely have a major respect for this sport and the players now! A few friends and I sat right in front of the brother of one of the player's (Natalie Spilger) and it was awesome to see them interact! She did great and he was right there behind her! It really pulls you further into the game and brings you right onto the field with these girls. Awesome job girls!.. I hope you progress and push Chicago to LOVE soccer and respect it and what you do out there as much as I do now. Tip: Family members of the players tend to sit within section 126 which runs about $30 a seat (you sit right behind the players bench). Although you can get general admission tickets which are $15. At the end of the game a player or two stands back and signs autographs for fans.. This also takes place right below section 126. This venue is extremely kid friendly!

I went to see the Chicago Sky play at their home arena for my first WNBA game. I rode the train,…read moreand the arena was just a short walk away. From there, the vibes were good, and it was fun to watch. Even though they lost the game I went to, it was still a very enjoyable experience, and there was a lot of fan engagement. Their mascot has fun too. I'd definitely go back!

I'm only supporting with my home viewership going forward. I've had negative experiences both…read moreprofessionally and personally trying to support the Home Team. I coordinated the purchase of 100 tickets for my of college students and we were not treated well. When I voiced my concerns to the Director of Ticket Sales he took no accountability and pointed the finger everywhere else but at himself. Even after mentioning the several phone calls we made to the Chicago Sky's call center and the countless emails. He was a poor steward of the brand. I like what the Sky is doing but I'll watch from home having experience how they treat paying customers.

I was introduced to this promotion this year and every event that I have gone to has been…read moreentertaining and worth the drive. They have tacos and booths to buy merchandise from the wrestlers, raffles for mask/to donate to cancer patients and get to see international stars for a great price. It is mainly in Spanish but you don't have to understand in order to have a great time cheering who you like and booing who you done like. They also have a wide range of wrestling that are coming up and some already have been shown on major promotions like WWE, AEW, AAA and more.

From the owner: Mexican-American Luchas Libre Company that combines traditional Lucha Libre(Mexican Wrestling) with…read moreAmerican Wrestling creating a unique hybrid style you will not see anywhere else!

I have watch the Chicago CUbs for most of my life from the comfort of my home on my coach. Until a…read morefriend invited me to Wrigley Field with his company. I have always been a little paranoid, sitting amoung 1000,s of poeple so lostly, so I want anywaIy. The experience was MAGNIFICENT. the Energy, the rush, was off the charts.

I absolutely loved the atmosphere around this stadium. While we attended a game, I think anyone…read morecould enjoy the excitement of game day simply by spending time in any of the surrounding restaurants. The energy in the area was contagious, and both the employees other fans we interacted with were friendly. One of my favorite features was the old school scoreboard. We were seated higher up in the stadium, and it got a bit chilly, so I'd recommend bringing a sweatshirt or jacket, even during warmer months. It was an easy train ride to and from our hotel.

This is my second time going to Chicago fire game. The stadium was packed. It was Chicago versus…read moreCanada. The game was pretty good! Everyone in the stands were very nice and polite. That's one thing I can say about the Chicago fire crowd it's very family oriented everybody was in a really good mood. I was with a big group here and we had majority of the seats. But all the other guests around us were very polite when it came to organizing who sitting where. We ordered margaritas. They tasted like the store-bought mixed margaritas I wouldn't suggest ordering that. You're better off just getting a beer.

As has been well-documented, Chicago Fire FC started hot out the gate and have since flamed out…read more The team began MLS play in 1998 and won both the MLS Cup and US Open Cup in its very first season, a really impressive accomplishment. The Fire went on to have success in the early to mid 2000s, winning the Supporters' Shield in 2003 (best regular season record) and three more US Open Cups in 2000, 2003, and 2006. They also returned to the MLS Cup Finals in 2000 and 2003. After 2006, Chicago would advance to the MLS Cup Playoffs Eastern Conference Finals three years in a row from 2007 to 2009. However, since '09, the team has been mostly absent from the MLS postseason. When they've qualified for the playoffs, they've been swiftly eliminated in the East Knockout Round (2012, 2017). On the bright side, Chicago is top 10 in the league in total points, all time. So, I guess you could say in totality, the Fire have done OK from 1998 to date. Roughly half the active teams in the league do not have an MLS Cup championship. Aside from Chicago, only two other MLS teams have accomplished a Double in the US, winning both the MLS Cup and US Open Cup in the same season. Those teams are two of MLS' best, DC United and the LA Galaxy. Elite company. Speaking of the Galaxy, their 1996 MLS College Draft pick, Ante Razov, would go on to have a stellar career in Chicago. Razov, who played collegiately at UCLA, was selected with the 27th overall pick (3rd round). Razov was a member of the Fire's Cup-winning teams in the late 90s and early 2000s. Today, he remains the Fire's all-time leading scorer and was inducted into the franchise's "Ring of Fire" in 2015. The Ring of Fire is essentially the club's hall of fame. Another notable player for the Fire during the same time period is Razov's fellow Ring of Fire inductee, Piotr Nowak. While Razov had the goals, Nowak was the team MVP for three out of the team's first four seasons. Nowak was Chicago's team captain and leader. He's widely regarded as the best player in Fire history and set a standard which the franchise has struggled to uphold. Hopefully, the club will get back there sooner rather than later.

The Chicago Blackhawks are one of the all-time great hockey teams. I guess you can say that about…read moreall of the Original Six of which the Blackhawks are one. The Blackhawks are top-five in the NHL in both total number of Stanley Cup championships won (6) and total number of Stanley Cup Finals appearances (13). While historic franchises like the Montreal Canadiens and the Toronto Maple Leafs have won more Stanley Cup championships than the Blackhawks, the Blackhawks have continued to win championships well into the 21st century. That's something neither the Canadiens nor Maple Leafs can say with those teams' last titles occurring in 1993 and 1967, respectively. Members of the Arthur Wirtz family have been principal owners of the Blackhawks franchise since 1966. The franchise had won three Stanley Cup championships - 1934, 1938, and 1961 - prior to Arthur Wirtz becoming the lead partner. Chicago wouldn't win a Stanley Cup again until Arthur's grandson Rocky assumed control in 2007. They've since won the Cup three times: 2010, 2013, and 2015. Unlike his frugal father, "Dollar" Bill, Rocky spent a lot of money to rebuild and market the franchise, promoting a new culture while still honoring its past. It paid off. Current general manager Stan Bowman (who joined in 2009) and former head coach Joel Quenneville (2008-2018) oversaw the Blackhawks' three Stanley Cup victories in the 2010s. The captain on all three of those teams is current captain, "Captain Serious," Jonathan Toews. Toews was drafted by Chicago with the third overall pick in the 2006 draft. At age 20, he was named team captain heading into the 2008-09 season. At the time, he was the second-youngest captain in league history. Toews won the Conn Smythe Trophy in 2010 (playoffs MVP) with Patrick Kane (2013) and Duncan Keith (2015) following suit. Toews, Kane, and Keith won three Stanley Cups together and are still teammates today; the Blackhawks' Big Three. Like Toews, Kane and Keith were drafted by Chicago too. Kane in 2007 (No. 1 overall pick) and Keith in 2002 (No. 54). All three players rank in the top 10 among team leaders in points and assists in both the regular season and playoffs. Toews and Kane are also in the top 10 in goals. The Big Three are now past their prime. If the young players on the current roster can step up, the Blackhawks might be able to make one last run this era.

Chicago Blackhawks have won Six Stanley Cups since their founding in 1926. They are one of the…read more"Original Six" NHL teams, along with the Detroit Red Wings, Montreal Canadiens, Toronto Maple Leafs, Boston Bruins, and New York Rangers. I became a fan when my daughter went to college in the vicinity of Chicago. I'm really a fan of hockey period. I do own memorabilia and sportswear for certain teams. This is one of them. If you're from Chicago and not a fan, then shame on you! I love your city and I support your Blackhawks.

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