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Regardless of which city you call home, you are likely familiar with Chicago’s rich sports culture. From its iconic Bears to its storied Blackhawks, there is no shortage of games to be played.

The city also boasts a plethora of amateur and professional sports teams. Its largest claim to fame is probably the Maccabi Games, the world’s largest sporting event. It is also home to many minor league baseball teams, and is the birthplace of basketball player Michael “Air” Jordan.

The best way to summarize the Chicago sports scene is to simply say that it is a place where people of all ages come together to share the common bond of sports. It’s not surprising that the city has the highest concentration of sports enthusiasts in the nation. In fact, sports are so big here that Chicago sports teams make an impact on the state economy. In fact, they are so big that they generate over $500 million in revenue for Illinois each year.

Having said that, there is a lot to be said for a well executed sports program, and the city of Chicago does a fine job of keeping its players and fans afloat. Having a sports program is not just about the game, it is about keeping your community safe. During the slumber party season, the city’s athletic department runs an anti-bullying campaign called the Reach Out and Reinforce Respect program, which involves student athletes and volunteers.