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- American Football (NFL) - Bears
- Baseball (MLB) - Cubs, White Sox
- Basketball (NBA) - Bulls
- Ice Hockey (NHL) - Blackhawks
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What are professional sports teams of Illinois?
Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox, Chicago Bears, Chicago Fire, Chicago Bulls, and the Chicago Blackhawks are professional sports teams of Illinois.
What are the sports teams of Illinois?
The professional sports teams are the Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox, Chicago Blackhawks, Chicago Bulls and Chicago Bears.
What is the of professional sports in Chicago?
Baseball- Chicago Cubs Basketball- Chicago Bulls Football- Chicago Bears
How many professional sports team does Illinois have?
Chicago Bears - NFL Chicago White Sox & Cubs - MLB Chicago Bulls - NBA Chicago Blackhawks - NHL Chicago Fire - MLS
Four professional sports teams in Chicago?
There are 5: Baseball: White Sox and CubsFootball: BearsBasketball: Bulls Hockey: Blackhawks and soccer but that doesnt count cuz its a gay sport nobody watches
What four professional sports team names are not plural?
Jazz, Magic, Heat and Thunder
What is the two professional sports that play in Atlanta?
There are actually four professional sports teams that play in Atlanta, Georgia. The Atlanta Braves are a professional baseball team The Atlanta Falcons are a professional football team The Atlanta Thrashers are a professional hockey team The Atlanta Hawks are a professional basketball team
What professional sports teams are in Illinois?
Just the Chicago ones - Bears, Bulls, Blackhawks, Cubs, White Sox, Sky.
Is Barack Obama a Los Angeles lakers fan?
Barack Obama has actually said about himself that He's a Chicago Bulls fan. Obama is from Chicago and always has been fond of the professional sports teams from Chicago.
Is college or professional sports more watched?
professional sports
Which three states have only one team in the four major professional sports leagues?
Oklahoma, Oregon, and Utah.
Where can you find schedules for the Chicago Sports?
Chicago sports teams will list their schedules on their individual websites. Alternative sources would be WGN's sports department, the Chicago Tribune, and the Chicago Sun Times.
