Robert Lewandowski, who has scored more than 700 goals in international competition, has signed with the Chicago Fire and could debut on July 16.
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Nazareth’s Jaden Fauske sets triples record for White Sox farm team
In his first season with Single-A Kannapolis, Nazareth graduate Jaden Fauske has set a franchise-record with eight triples.
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Chicago Bears Hallmark movie needs local extras
Hallmark Media, the NFL, and Skydance Sports are casting extras for the film, which will shoot July 7 and 8 at undisclosed locations said to include Soldier Field.
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Area roundup: Marist’s Jack Brannigan gets quick taste of MLB life
Former Marist star Jack Brannigan joined the Pittsburgh Pirates for one day before returning to Double-A Altoona.
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Chicago Hounds claim first MLR title with perfect season
The Chicago Hounds won the 2026 Major League Rugby title Sunday, completing an undefeated season with a 35-17 victory over the California Legion.
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Chicago Hounds complete unbeaten run to Major League Rugby title
The Hounds beat the California Legion 35-17 in a driving rainstorm to become the first Major League Rugby team to run the table.
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Evergreen Park’s Abbey Murphy picked No. 2 overall in PWHL Draft
Abbey Murphy scored 40 goals last season at Minnesota, bringing her career total to a program-record 143.
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McCook visits Bears HQ to hand-deliver stadium pitch letters
McCook Mayor Terrance Carr is leading a team of village officials to Lake Forest to hand-deliver letters inviting the Bears to build a stadium in the village.
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Chicago Hounds roll into Major League Rugby final
The Chicago Hounds beat Old Glory 59-22 on June 15 to remain unbeaten and move into the Major League Rugby final on June 21 at SeatGeek Stadium.
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Stacey King, former Bulls player and broadcaster, dies at 59
Three-time NBA champion and beloved color commentator whose infectious energy defined Chicago basketball for 30 years died after an accidental fall at his home.