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Indiana takes a page from Kansas, looking to steal Bears?
(02-20-2026 01:27 PM)Dr Dawgma III Wrote:  We just saw LA get two teams. I guess I'm not sure what makes Chicago special. In fact, Chicago is a city with a clear divide: North and South Side. That's exactly the type of situation that fuels rivalries; Cubs vs White Sox being the obvious example.

I don't see that with LA, but I do with NYC: Bronx/Manhattan vs Brooklyn/Queens


What makes Chicago “special” (actually, “normal”) is that it already has an established team.

Not long ago LA had zero teams and the league was trying to fix that ASAP. No new LA team was going to get exclusivity (veto power over a second team in town). Now those two can probably veto a third LA team, but really LA was the “special” situation
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