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.
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Carr not giving up on Bears in McCook
McCook Mayor Terrance Car is not fazed by the Bears’ Hammond proposal.
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Mendoza bashes Johnson over Bears stadium as franchise advances Indiana plans
Mayoral challenger Susana Mendoza is using the Chicago Bears’ decision to pursue a new stadium in Hammond as evidence of Mayor Brandon Johnson’s incompetence, framing the franchise’s departure as a symbol of declining confidence in City Hall.
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The Bears didn’t know ‘how to count,’ Illinois senator says of failed stadium push
“I don’t expect one dime out of taxpayers’ pockets to pay for your stadium,” the downstate Sen. David Koehler said.