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Love what I’m seeing from the @ChicagoBears on BOTH sides of the ball!!!
This was a big test for them & they are passing with flying colors!!!
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Christian Yelich - Team standards create culture… which in turn creates winning.
Refreshing to hear Major league players talk like this, and most importantly apply it…
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Team baseball can beat anyone! HR or bust… not so much…
In the last two weeks, the Brewers have faced Tarik Skubal, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Blake Snell, Tyler Glasnow and Drew Rasmussen.
They won every one of those games.
New @WSJ, on the team that not even baseball's best pitchers can stop:
wsj.com/sports/baseball/brew…
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Sean Burke did not allow a hit until the 83rd and final pitch he threw tonight.
What a performance.
The White Sox are 3 outs from a 2-0 series lead.
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PLAYOFF. BASEBALL. ENERGY. 🗣️
@whitesox
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TEAM USA PULLS OFF THE BIGGEST COMEBACK IN PRESIDENTS CUP HISTORY‼️
After winning their 8th singles match of the day, Team USA clinched their 11th Presidents Cup 👏
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The Chicago Bears had the ball three times in the red zone and scored a total of ZERO points today. A fumble, blocked FG, and turnover on downs. BRUTAL! #DaBears
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Bridgeport made zero investment in improving the ballpark experience around the Rate and now they act like Ishbia did something immoral. I love the Rate with all of me but you can't say that's it's even in the top 20 parks in baseball. Excited to see what happens w this project.
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Illinois: “We’re not in the business of giving tax breaks or taxpayer assistance to billion-dollar corporations.”
Also Illinois: “Here’s $650M+ in estimated tax exemptions committed to 34 data center projects”.
You can argue whether a Bears stadium deserves incentives. But let’s stop pretending Illinois doesn’t subsidize private investment.
The standard should be ROI—not who’s asking.
Data centers near O’Hare win nearly $100M in local tax breaks, leaving suburban homeowners to cover the gap chicagotribune.com/2026/08/2…























