>Bears
Great rebuild. Whether it’s going to be with Caleb or without, the offense is stacked, the defense is good, the coach is the most sought-after coaching prospect of the past ~10 years.
>Blackhawks
Great rebuild. Franchise player? Check. Three potential additional franchise prospects? Frondell, Levshunov, Rinzel. Check. Star prospects? Check.
>Bulls
Crypto rebuild whilst trying to tell the fanbase we’re playoff-bound. Set up great, financially, for the future and have a core of prospects whose potentials are greater than the sum of the Lavine and Derozan-led team.
>Cubs
Great rebuild. Set up to win now and win in the future.
YFW Chicago, the Catholic holy city that has produced a pope, goes on a Boston-esque championship run in the late 20s and into the 30s? YFW the city is going to be P.E.A.K. C.O.M.F.Y. in the coming years?

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Daily reminder that /nfl/ is a Bears fandom genny. Let’s try to keep the discussion related to the flagship franchise of the NFL.

I am generally okay with the way my Chicago sports teams are doing. The Bears could be good. If not, we have the assets to trade or blow it up, again. The Blackhawks could be good in a year or two. If not, we have the assets to trade or blow it up, again. The Cubs are good. The Bulls are going to be a fun, young team. The Fire, I don’t know anything about, as I’m a new fan, but I’m excited. How are youse guys feeling about your teams?