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Considering Chicago’s population of 3 million, it’s no wonder that the city has a plethora of professional and amateur sports teams. Some of the more notable names in the Chicago sports scene include the Chicago Bulls, Chicago Cubs, Chicago Blackhawks, and the Chicago Bears.

The city also hosts the Maccabi Games, the largest sporting event in the world. As you can imagine, this has a significant economic impact on the city. It also demonstrates the power of sports in the community. The city has a large number of sports fans, who show up to watch their favorite teams.

The Chicago Bulls have a storied history. In the 90s, Michael ‘Air’ Jordan led the way as the city’s premier basketball team. The team has won two Stanley Cups in 30 seasons. The team also makes a notable contribution to Illinois’ economy. It generates about $600 million in revenue each year.

The Chicago Bears, meanwhile, have been in the NFL for more than a century. They haven’t won a Super Bowl, but they have been to the playoffs. They have also raised millions in state tax revenue over the years. They also fund athletic programs for children in the Chicago area.

The city also holds the dubious honour of being the host of the NFL’s playoffs. Its most notable sports achievement is the city’s inclusion in TSE’s list of the world’s top sport cities. The city has also been named the best sports city in the US three years in a row.