🐻⬇️ Welcome to the movement to keep our Chicago Bears where they belong! Join us in celebrating the history, the fans, and the city we love. #BearsInChicago#DaBears
@waleedb23@thecla923@Jake_B30 They need to bury LSD or build pedestrian overpasses. The route they make people take is the issue. It will never be fast to move 60k people, but it should be better than this. https://t.co/N4UxB45XPO
@Jake_B30@MichaelGus57 The field has been one of the best, saying it’s because of rain and a dome would prevent it then needs you to factor in injury rates on turf vs grass. Saying the current field is “literally the worst” is very wrong. MetLife is.
Bears play tonight. Blackhawks opener tomorrow. Cubs & Sox are both in the playoffs. @NUFBFamily opens an $875 million stadium Friday.
Let's have a week, Chicago.
The NFL is actively trying to ruin their product. Don’t let them ruin the @ChicagoBears! Most memorable season in forever wearing no throwbacks. Those highlights will last forever, and no one will have to guess what team we were in them.
@Speaking4Trees I’m with you! More trees! More nature! No dome! Build natural infrastructure for an updated museum campus! Pedestrian overpasses and less Lake Shore Dr!
After Pete Crow-Armstrong stole 2B in the 1st inning Thursday to secure his place in the 40-40 club, the Wrigley faithful gave him a huge ovation.
That nearly moved PCA to tears on the field in what he describes as one of the most special moments of his life:
We have some weather in NFL Week 2:
+ Vikings/Bears: 20 MPH wind, 50-70% rain
+ Packers/Jets: 10 MPH wind, 70-90% rain
+ Steelers/Patriots: 5 MPH wind, 70-90% rain
I will write about this all in The Blueprint.
Lester Bagley: Vikings’ legislative and public-affairs operator
Mark Dayton: strongest gubernatorial advocate
R.T. Rybak: Minneapolis funding partner
- Minnesota passed the stadium law in May 2012.
- Groundbreaking came in December 2013.
- Warren became Vikings COO in February 2015.
@MichaelRippe Chicago. Lakefront. No dome. We don’t need to be like every other franchise and every other team we can be different. That’s the Chicago Bears experience.
The Chicago Bears executive leading the team’s stadium effort and minority owner Pat Ryan met with Gov. JB Pritzker's top economic development official in August, according to emails obtained by @CapitolNewsIL via a public records request. My latest: https://t.co/Iuk6m4BEij