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The Chicago Bears may be heading to Indiana. The team's Board of Directors voted Thursday to advance stadium development plans in Hammond, and that is a significant move. This isn't speculation anymore — the Bears are taking concrete steps toward leaving the city that's called them home for over a century, and Chicago fans are right to be concerned.
Shifting to the ice, Montreal is celebrating in a big way after the NHL Awards handed out some hardware to the Canadiens. Captain Nick Suzuki took the Selke Trophy in a runaway, cementing his status as the league's premier two-way forward, and teammate Cole Caufield added the Lady Byng for sportsmanship. Two trophies, one locker room — Montreal's rebuild is starting to look very real.
And FIFA is dealing with an embarrassing situation heading into the World Cup. A website glitch handed out tickets to roughly sixty fans completely free of charge, and FIFA has since canceled every one of those tickets. Those fans thought they caught a break — turns out they caught nothing. The organization is scrambling to manage the fallout before the tournament kicks off.
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