Union Labor Wins Out in Bears Stadium Deal The Chicago Bears’ potential new stadium in Northwest Indiana will be built with union labor, thanks to an amendment to Senate Bill 27. The bill, which would establish a stadium governing body

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Sweden Won’t Let Canada Off the Hook It’s only cheating if you get caught — and the Swedes aren’t buying Canada’s innocence. They’re still fuming over what they claim was a blatant case of cheating during the Olympic curling tournament.

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Gold Medal Madness Team USA just won its seventh gold medal match against Canada in women’s hockey – and it was a wild ride. This was the fifth straight time these two hockey powerhouses have faced off for the top

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Desperation Mode The Philadelphia Phillies just signed a right-handed starter who’s had brief stints with the Miami Marlins and Atlanta Braves. It’s a move that smells like desperation, but hey, it’s worth a shot. The Pitch This guy’s got some

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Setback for the Dodgers Brusdar Graterol’s return to the mound just got pushed back. The Dodgers reliever, who missed all of last season after shoulder surgery, won’t be ready for Opening Day this year. Manager Dave Roberts broke the news

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Spring Training Heats Up The San Francisco Giants are back at it, kicking off their spring training at the cozy Scottsdale Stadium. It’s a venue that’s proven to be a fan favorite, and for good reason – the atmosphere is

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West Aurora’s Winning Streak Comes to an End Drew Lundberg, the 6-foot-4 senior forward, scored all 14 of his points in the first half, but it wasn’t enough to secure a win for West Aurora. The team, which won the

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Eteri Tutberidze’s Latest Star Shines Bright Eteri Tutberidze is back at the Olympics, and it’s business as usual. Her latest teenage prodigy, Petrosian, is making waves, just like Valieva did before her. But Tutberidze’s coaching methods are still under fire,

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NFL’s Big Play The NFL just closed out a record-breaking season, and it’s already looking like next year’s going to be even bigger. The league’s announced that Paris, Melbourne, and Rio de Janeiro will host regular-season games for the first

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San Diego Commits To GM A.J. Preller With Multi-Year Extension The San Diego Padres have tied down General Manager A.J. Preller with a new multi-year contract, making him the second-longest tenured front office executive in baseball, right behind the Yankees’

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