Chicago is very famous for being one of the most popular cities when it comes to professional sports. You probably heard about Walter Payton, Ernie Banks and for sure one of the most famous athletes of all times, Michael Jordan. They all have something in commom: all of them were top professionals in major teams in Chicago.
Chicago Bulls
Chicago Blackhawks
Controlled by Patrick Kane, the Hawks intend to reclaim their NHL crown in the approaching seasons. Like the Bulls, the team plays at the U.S. where their loyal following cheers their heroes during the course of the season.
Chicagp Bears
One of the pillars of top sports in Chicago, the Bears have one of the most powerful followings in the country. Their home stadium Infantryman Field is amongst the hottest tickets in the town, regardless of what the weather is like. Since the start of the Super Bowl, the team has been to the championship game twice.
Chicago White Sox
Until 2005, the Chicago White Sox were the southside team that was well known for the infamous Black Sox scandal in 1918. But, after a World Series win, the team saw a renewed effort to remain in the vanguard of baseball in Chicago. The team plays at US Celluar Field, which used to be famous as Comiskey Park.
Chicago Cubs
When people think about baseball in Chicago, they constantly consider the hapless Cubs. Even playing at Wrigley Field and having many fans across the U. S. since 1908 the Chicago Cubs haven't won any World Series. Despite having the longest championship drought in baseball history, the Cubs have made the front page with their front office acquisition of Theo Epstein. The most noted Cubs player of all was Ernie Banks, who goes by the nickname "Mr Cub".
Chicago Fire
Soccer in Chicago is a relatively contemporary addition to the city's sporting practices. Formed in 1997, the Chicago Fire have continuously built a loyal fan base, while winning one MLS cup and one or two US Open Cups. The team plays at Toyota Park in Bridgeview. While not as well liked as the other teams, soccer in Chicago is building a solid base which may guarantee its longevity.
Chicago Bulls
Chicago Blackhawks
Controlled by Patrick Kane, the Hawks intend to reclaim their NHL crown in the approaching seasons. Like the Bulls, the team plays at the U.S. where their loyal following cheers their heroes during the course of the season.
Chicagp Bears
One of the pillars of top sports in Chicago, the Bears have one of the most powerful followings in the country. Their home stadium Infantryman Field is amongst the hottest tickets in the town, regardless of what the weather is like. Since the start of the Super Bowl, the team has been to the championship game twice.
Chicago White Sox
Until 2005, the Chicago White Sox were the southside team that was well known for the infamous Black Sox scandal in 1918. But, after a World Series win, the team saw a renewed effort to remain in the vanguard of baseball in Chicago. The team plays at US Celluar Field, which used to be famous as Comiskey Park.
Chicago Cubs
When people think about baseball in Chicago, they constantly consider the hapless Cubs. Even playing at Wrigley Field and having many fans across the U. S. since 1908 the Chicago Cubs haven't won any World Series. Despite having the longest championship drought in baseball history, the Cubs have made the front page with their front office acquisition of Theo Epstein. The most noted Cubs player of all was Ernie Banks, who goes by the nickname "Mr Cub".
Chicago Fire
Soccer in Chicago is a relatively contemporary addition to the city's sporting practices. Formed in 1997, the Chicago Fire have continuously built a loyal fan base, while winning one MLS cup and one or two US Open Cups. The team plays at Toyota Park in Bridgeview. While not as well liked as the other teams, soccer in Chicago is building a solid base which may guarantee its longevity.
About the Author:
Allen Simone has been interested in sports in Chicago for a number of years. She has written op-eds and editorial pieces for many online publications. For the details about baseball in Chicago please feel free to visit her site.
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