All articles tagged with #soldier field
Originally Published 3 days ago — by Chicago Bears
The Chicago Bears are painting Soldier Field in preparation for their upcoming wild card playoff game against the Packers.
Originally Published 23 days ago — by Chicago Bears
The Chicago Bears are urging fans to bring high energy, dubbed '4th Phase,' to Soldier Field for Saturday's crucial game against the Packers, emphasizing the importance of fan support in their pursuit of division leadership and celebrating their revived tradition of energizing the stadium during key moments.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Block Club Chicago
The Chicago Bears announced they will move from Soldier Field to a new stadium in Arlington Heights, aiming to host major events and create thousands of jobs, after evaluating other city sites and facing local opposition.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Sports Illustrated
Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell is confident about the field conditions at Soldier Field for the upcoming game despite recent concerts and past issues with the turf, emphasizing preparation and adaptability for the season opener against the Bears.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by FOX 32 Chicago
The Chicago Bears are playing a preseason game against the Miami Dolphins today at Soldier Field, with live coverage available on Fox 32 in Chicago and online streaming restricted to the Chicagoland area.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPN
The Chicago Bears are planning to build a new stadium south of Soldier Field in the City of Chicago, investing over $2 billion in private money into a publicly owned domed stadium and park space. The team's current lease at Soldier Field is set to expire in 2033, and the plan is to remain there until the new stadium is built. The proposed location has garnered support from the public, with 80% of polled Chicagoans favoring a domed stadium that would host major events throughout the year. If successful, the Bears are likely to put the Arlington Park property up for sale.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CBS Chicago
The Chicago Bears are considering various options for a new stadium, including a potential site on the south parking lot near their current home at Soldier Field. While it is unclear how serious the team is about this particular location, it could be a strategic move to negotiate a better deal with Arlington Heights. The Bears have also met with Naperville leaders to discuss the possibility of a stadium there. Their lease with the Chicago Park District runs until 2033, but they have the option to break it as early as 2026.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by WLS-TV
Lionel Messi is not expected to play in the sold-out match between Chicago Fire and Inter Miami CF at Soldier Field due to an injury. The match quickly sold over 61,000 tickets, disappointing many fans who were hoping to see the World Cup champion in action. Chicago Fire FC is offering account credits to fans as compensation. While there is a possibility of Messi making an appearance, fans are left with tickets to a game that may not feature the star player.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Chicago Fire FC
Chicago Fire FC announces that while the availability of Lionel Messi for their match against Inter Miami CF is uncertain, they are excited to welcome fans to Soldier Field and create a fan-focused atmosphere. To show appreciation, the Fire will offer account credits towards new memberships for the 2024 season to all single-game ticket buyers, regardless of player appearances. The match has playoff implications for both clubs, and with over 61,000 tickets distributed, a thrilling Eastern Conference match-up is expected.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by WLS-TV
Over $100,000 worth of equipment, including gators and lawn mowers, was stolen from Soldier Field, the home of the Chicago Bears. The theft occurred overnight on Wednesday when the thieves tore down a security fence to drive the equipment out of the parking structure. The Bears, who have been facing adversity with the resignation of their defensive coordinator and quarterback Justin Fields' comments about being overcoached, will be playing the Super Bowl champion Chiefs in Kansas City this weekend.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by ChicagoBears.com
Local and national NFL analysts have made their picks for the upcoming NFC North battle between the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field. Fans can keep track of their weekly record on ChicagoBears.com.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NBC Sports
The Chicago Bears and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson are continuing discussions about the team's future home, with the city hoping to keep them at Soldier Field but the Bears seeking significant renovations. While the team had considered moving to Arlington Heights, the possibility became uncertain due to higher-than-anticipated property tax bills. Other Chicago suburbs, including Naperville, Aurora, Waukegan, and Richton Park, have expressed interest in hosting the Bears.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NBC Sports
The Chicago suburb of Aurora, Illinois, has reached out to the Bears, asking them to consider building their new stadium there. Aurora's mayor sent a letter to the Bears, highlighting the city's resources and its ability to turn visions into reality. The Bears had previously purchased land in Arlington Heights but faced objections to property taxes, prompting them to explore other options. The city of Chicago has also expressed interest in keeping the Bears at Soldier Field, their current home since 1971.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NBC Chicago
Soldier Field in Chicago has a rich history of hosting racing events dating back almost 90 years. The first race held at the stadium was a midget car race in 1932, and since then, it has hosted various types of racing events, including stock car races, motorcycle races, and monster truck shows. Despite some controversies and changes in ownership, racing at Soldier Field remains a significant part of Chicago's sports history.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NBC Sports
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson believes there is a way for the Chicago Bears to remain at Soldier Field, rather than move to the suburbs, after meeting with top Bears officials. The team wants to build its own stadium, but after buying a racetrack in Arlington Heights, they balked at the property tax assessment and are now reconsidering, which could lead to a new deal to remain in Chicago.