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Okay ⁦@BarbChairScott⁩, away we go. He gave the shield back to the gov?? Damnit. Looking forward to another episode of Jud Buechler and Bill Wennington. #TheFalconAndTheWinterSoldier @BarbersChairNet https://twitter.com/readjack/status

Does anyone else have random sports plays burned in their memory? This one-handed TD grab by Bears tight end Chris Gedney in 1994 expanded my imagination of what NFL catches

I hear there’s a discussion underway about which NFL franchise has the best running backs. A #BackfieldBattle, I hear.Let me introduce you to the clear winner.Our Chicago Bears.A thread. Our

Important question here about what constitutes a game that becomes named after a player. “The (Player X) Game.”I will name some Bears player games, and you tell me what comes

It's been a question on my mind for a few years now: Where do the Bears rank among NFL franchises in terms of Black starting quarterbacks?I've spent about a year

I need to just bask in my favorite Chicago sports moments. Here they are, as they come to me. A feel-good thread.Let’s start with a two-parter: Mike Brown! Mike Brown

25 years ago, for two weeks in May of 1994, the Chicago Bulls and New York Knicks played a 7-game playoff series. Its highlights are legendary. Its controversy is iconic.

27 years after Michael Jordan's first retirement, conspiracies still abound.No, I don't believe this was anything other than a legit retirement, of MJ's own doing. Let me explain why.A thread.#TheLastDance

The game’s best player. Its best coach. Its best GM. Disgruntled Hall of Famers. A quiet owner. The feud that consumed them all.Why did a thriving dynasty become a lame-duck

20 years ago today, Michael Jordan retired for the 2nd time. This set off a 10-day chain of events unprecedented in pro sports, transforming a 62-win, three-time defending champ into

ANNOUNCEMENT.I am writing a book."6 Rings: The Bulls, The City, and the Dynasty that Changed the Game"Coming in 2021.Want to join me for my research ride?Subscribe to my newsletter, right

He hadn’t played competitive baseball in years, yet at age 31, Michael Jordan hit .202 and .252 in the minors. In honor of the 25-year anniversary of his star turn