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Bears-Colts Week 3 game the most expensive Colts home game on record
The Bears are helping the Colts’ business boom this weekend. According to TickPick, Week 3’s Bears-Colts game at Lucas Oil Stadium is currently the most expensive Colts home game on record. The average purchase price of Sunday’s game is $356, which is 58% more expensive than their upcoming matchup against the Lions in November, which currently stands as the second…
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Bears injury report: The latest updates on Keenan Allen, Teven Jenkins
The Bears are heading into their third week of the regular season with a few notable ailments on their injury report. Keenan Allen (heel), Teven Jenkins (thigh), Khari Blasingame (hand/knee) and Zacch Pickens (groin) all did not practice on Wednesday. Kiran Amegadjie (quad), Andrew Billings (groin), Nate Davis (groin), Rome Odunze (knee), Montez Sweat (elbow) and DeMarcus Walker (foot)...
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14 Bears players nominated for 2025 Pro Football Hall of Fame class
Exactly 167 modern-era NFL players have been nominated for the Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 2025, including 14 former Chicago Bears players. Those include Doug Flutie, Thomas Jones, Glyn Milburn, Brandon Marshall, Muhsin Muhammad, Ruben Brown, Olin Kreutz and Josh Sitton on offense; additionally, Jared Allen, Clyde Simmons, Ted Washington, Brendon Ayanbadejo, Lance Briggs and Charles Tillman on…
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Justin Steele to return from injured list, start on Wednesday, per reports
Cubs left-handed ace Justin Steele will make his long-awaited return to the mound on Wednesday against the Athletics, as he is set to return from the team’s injured list, manager Craig Counsell told several reporters on Tuesday. The rest of the Cubs rotation will be pushed back one day with Steele’s return, Counsell said. Steele landed on the injured...
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How many wins do the White Sox need to avoid most single-season losses in MLB history?
With the White Sox‘s 6-4 loss to the Guardians on Wednesday, they moved their season loss total to 114. The White Sox remain 21.5 games behind the second-to-last-place, 54-92 Miami Marlins. How many more games would they need to win to avoid setting a single-season MLB record for most losses? The White Sox need to finish their season, at least,…
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Here's the Blackhawks' national television schedule for the 2024-25 season
The Blackhawks, in conjunction with ESPN and TNT, announced their national television broadcast schedule for the 2024-25 regular season. The Blackhawks will play 15 games on national television across both networks. Here’s the schedule. Date Time (CST) Opponent Television Oct. 8 9 p.m. at Utah Hockey Club ESPN, ESPN+ Oct. 25 7:30 p.m. vs. Nashville Predators ESPN+, Hulu Nov. 6…
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Adrian Colbert's story on ‘Hard Knocks' will tug on your heartstrings: ‘I'm grateful to be alive'
Bears safety Adrian Colbert is a grounded person. He uses sound bowls to cleanse the energy around him. He walks around barefoot at training camp to be more grounded and receive energy from nature. There’s no doubt he’s intact with his spiritual side. But that didn’t come without a frightening incident from his childhood that still brings emotion out...
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Bears ‘Hard Knocks' delivers an exceptional ode to ‘Ferris Bueller's Day Off'
Bears quarterbacks Tyson Bagent, Austin Reed and Brett Rypien all visited the Willis Tower during an off day, captured on the newest episode of “Hard Knocks.” They took a trip to the iconic Skydeck to take in the impeccable views over 100 stories in the air. They gave the classic Chicago flick “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” a solid ode, recreating…
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Steelers make starter decision between ex-Bears' Justin Fields, Russell Wilson
Over this NFL offseason, former Bears quarterback Justin Fields has been fighting to become the Steelers starting signal caller over veteran Russell Wilson. The Steelers decided on their starting quarterback on Wednesday, announcing Wilson as the starter. Wilson has held the pole position this entire offseason to become the starter. A calf injury early in the Steelers’ preseason slate opened…
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Cubs designate longest-tenured player David Bote for assignment
The Cubs announced Friday they designated David Bote, their longest-tenured player, for assignment, ending his 12-year career with the North Side. The team recalled infielder Luis Vázquez from Triple-A Iowa in his place. They also claimed right-handed pitcher Gavin Hollowell off of waivers from the Diamondbacks, optioning him to Triple-A. The Cubs drafted Bote, 31, in the 18th round of…
