Could the Bears’ new stadium saga see them playing in the same spot as another Chicago team? A new proposal could see that become a reality. As of right now, the Bears say they’re still focused on building a stadium in northwest Indiana, but Illinois remains in the game, as lawmakers in Springfield …
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Could the Chicago Bears consider another team's stadium? New option on the table
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Chicago Bears near deal to stay in Illinois with possible Arlington Heights stadium
A Chicago architectural firm on Wednesday released a proposal that would put the Bears in a new domed stadium at the site of Bridgeport’s Rate Field — and potentially help bolster a plan for the Chicago White Sox to move to the South Loop.
Could the Chicago Bears soon become the Bridgeport Bears? As the Chicago White Sox explore the possibility of leaving their longtime South Side home, a Chicago architecture firm is pitching the Bridgeport site as a potential new home for the Bears.
A well-known Chicago architecture firm is weighing in with a proposal to keep the Bears in the city, near a familiar location for sports fans on the South Side.
Could the Bears’ new stadium saga see them playing in the same spot as another Chicago team? A new proposal could see that become a reality. As of right now, the Bears say they’re still focused on building a stadium in northwest Indiana, but Illinois remains in the game, as lawmakers in Springfield …
Are the Indiana Bears no more? The Chicago Bears are reportedly close to a deal that would keep the team in Illinois with a new stadium being built in Cook County. According to Crain's Chicago , the Bears are close to a deal that would keep them from moving across state lines.
Could the future home of the Chicago Bears be on the South Side, where the White Sox currently play? A newly unveiled architectural concept imagines a domed Bears stadium surrounded by housing, entertainment, hospitality and public recreation at 35th Street and Shields Avenue in Bridgeport.
State lawmakers in Illinois are considering a proposal that could facilitate the construction of a new Chicago Bears stadium in Arlington Heights, potentially ending months of speculation regarding a move to Indiana.
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