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Whether you are a sports fan or simply love to see your favorite teams play, Chicago has a vibrant sports culture. It’s no secret that sports bring people together and encourage kids to get active. There’s even a program called Reach Out and Reinforce Respect that’s run by student athletes and the athletic department community relations team. This anti-bullying campaign aims to keep kids from being bullied.

Chicago has teams in all five major professional sports. Some of the most notable teams are the Chicago Bears and the Blackhawks, a storied NHL franchise. The Bears have been in the NFL for over 100 years and the Blackhawks have won two Stanley Cups in 30 seasons.

Chicago is home to a variety of amateur sports teams as well. Some have made it onto the national stage and are among the top professional sports teams in the country.

Chicago is also home to a number of minor league baseball teams. These teams generate $600 million for Illinois each year. In addition, the Chicago Cubs help fund athletic programs at local schools.

Chicago is also home to the NFL playoffs, as well as NBA and CFL playoffs. It has also been named the best sports city by Sporting News magazine three times. This means that the city has a vibrant sports culture, and that is something that deserves to be celebrated.

Chicago is also home to the city’s most famous landmark, Wrigley Field. It’s an iconic baseball stadium, and fans are fiercely loyal.