Called that a few years ago.

But for some time now, critics of the Bears’ long run of mediocrity — the team has a .412 winning percentage and zero playoff wins since McCaskey became chairman in 2011 — have reasonably wondered whether the team’s path to greater glory might require different ownership.
The Bears haven’t enjoyed three consecutive winning seasons since the late 1980s and are approaching the 40th anniversary of their lone Super Bowl triumph.
McCaskey was asked how he would respond to those who consider the “Sell the team!” sentiment as prudent advice.




“We consider ourselves uniquely qualified to carry out George Halas’ legacy,” he said. “And we have every intention of doing that.”

Are you stoned or pissed off, or both, when you create these postings?

And you can call it a few years more.

It's a negotiation tactic for the Sox.

Yes it is.

AH is Cubbie Territtory

The Sox playing in Cubs territory. That makes sense….

Are they trying to draw less than one million per year? At least propose something nearer their fan base like Gary or Orland Park.