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 Thursday, Jan 24 Although Bears Chairman George McCaskey was not ultra-involved in engineering the trade for Khalil Mack, he was decisive when the time came to open the team's wallet. "Go get him," he told team President Ted Phillips at the time. Smart move. McCaskey, in a wide-ranging interview with Rich Campbell, was noncommittal on whether the team would consider signing running back Kareem Hunt, saying, "We're not there yet." Like the rest of the team, the chairman's sights are set on winning a Super Bowl. To that end, new hire Chuck Pagano wants the Bears defense to be "the best in the history of the game." Chicago fans should be all right with that, even if it means — gasp — supplanting the '85 squad. |   | |
| All Bears lineman Akiem Hicks wants from the Pro Bowl is a sack. And to have fun, though he's way already on that. Ditto for his teammates, who are excited about their new defensive coordinator — and still supporting their kicker. |
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| Magic confidenceJavier Baez had a breakthrough, MVP finalist season in 2018, accomplished the only way he knows how: by doing it his way. Theo Epstein has gone his own way this offseason, adding Brad Brach to the bullpen. |
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| Remember the good old days when the Bulls defense improved under Jim Boylen? Those days look long gone, and Kris Dunn is frustrated by it. Zach LaVine is frustrated by the offense. Jabari Parker is frustrated too, albeit about playing time. |
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| Just because the Blackhawks are on their in-season break doesn't mean the front office is napping. The team has acquired Dominik Kubalik, who leads Switzerland's National League in scoring. |
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