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MichMan

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4. Well, now Chicago won't have to anymore

Reply to SWBTATTReg (Reply #1)

Sat Feb 21, 2026, 03:56 PM

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Although the city and state will be taking a hit on income taxes collected from visiting and home players and staff since they no longer work in the city.

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When will local, state, and fed. officials quit supporting these billionaire-owned franchises? SWBTATTReg Saturday #1

Well, now Chicago won't have to anymore MichMan Saturday #4

I learned from taking Economics of Sports that stadium deals are bad deals for local cities/counties/states AZProgressive 11 hrs ago #5

This message was self-deleted by its author MichMan 9 hrs ago #7

At least they aren't moving to Gary ... VMA131Marine Saturday #2

WHAT?!?! NCDem47 Saturday #3

Any historic franchise will relocate if they can't get their local city/county/state to pay for the stadium AZProgressive 11 hrs ago #6