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Andrew Seligman

Despite another inconsistent performance by their prized quarterback, the Bears pulled out their first win.
Fans serenaded the 98-year-old team chaplain and newfound celebrity with chants of “Sister Jean! Sister Jean!” as she was wheeled into the arena. They roared and screamed “LUC! LUC!” as the team walked toward the stage on the court.
Mitchell Trubisky got rock-star treatment from Chicago’s fans.
The Chicago Bulls decided to rebuild without Jimmy Butler rather than reload with him.
Rick Renteria is getting a second chance to manage in Chicago, this time on the South Side. The White Sox promoted Renteria from bench coach to replace Robin Ventura on Monday, hoping he can help turn around a struggling franchise. Renteria takes over a team with one playoff appearance since the 2005 championship year. And he gets another opportunity after the Cubs unceremoniously let him go after the 2014 season so they could hire Joe Maddon.
The Chicago Bears took a gamble when they drafted Kyle Long. It paid off in a big way, and they rewarded him with a four-year contract extension.