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Chicago Sports Events Culture Boosts Illinois Michigan Business

Among the numerous reasons that Chicago is the best place to live, its sports culture arguably is the most endearing. Whether it’s baseball, hockey, basketball, or football, the locals have a passion for the game.

Among the various professional sports teams, the Chicago Cubs and Blackhawks have a long history. Not only have these teams created millions of jobs in Illinois, they’ve also played their part in boosting the state’s economy. In fact, in 2010, the Cubs and Blackhawks each generated $340 million in local economic activity.

Not only is Chicago home to many sports teams, the city has also played host to several major events, including the 2010 and 2012 NBA playoffs and the Chicago Bears vs. San Francisco 49ers playoffs. In fact, Chicago has a proud history of winning major sports competitions, albeit in the nascent days of the NFL and the CFL.

Aside from baseball and hockey, the city is home to a variety of amateur sports teams, many of which have been around for decades. Some are so good, they’ve been ranked among the top professional sports teams in the country. Among the most impressive are the Chicago Blackhawks, the Chicago Cubs, the Chicago Bulls, and the Chicago White Sox.

Chicago’s sports culture is also a worthy recipient of a number of awards, including the best sports town in America. As a matter of fact, Chicago has been included in TSE’s list of world’s best sports towns for the past two years.