Chicago Bulls head coach Billy Donovan has agreed to a contract extension with the franchise, ESPN reported Sunday, July 27. Donovan, who has been the Bulls’ coach since 2020-21, is 195-205 in his five seasons with Chicago and is entering his 11 th season as NBA coach, spending his first five seasons with the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Indiana head coach Stephanie White has stressed the importance of staying focused. The veteran coach wants her players to have the big picture in mind while also keeping their eyes fixed on the little things.

That said, today’s Open Thread is meant to shine a light on our other sports interests. Today, we pose the question: what other sports teams are you a fan of?

BACK-TO-BACK: The Cubs’ losses to the Royals on Wednesday and to the White Sox last night were the 10th time this season they have suffered back-to-back defeats. They lost three straight games only twice,

The anticipation for Sunday’s rivalry showdown between the Chicago Sky and the Indiana Fever has taken a significant blow with Angel Reese potentially joining Caitlin Clark on the sidelines due to injury.

Chicago Bulls head coach Billy Donovan has signed a multiyear contract extension with the franchise, sources tell ESPN. Donovan is viewed as a leader within the Bulls organization, and will enter his sixth season in Chicago in 2025-26 with 800 NBA games coached over his career.

The City Series between the Cubs and White Sox this weekend at Rate Field was mellower than usual, and fans mingled as if there was never any animosity.

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It had been three years since we did a local sports media survey, and voters were ready. More than twice as many responded this time around.

In a fresh spin on the St. Louis-Chicago sports rivalry, a Chicago-based sports website has named what it considers the best athletes born and raised in the St. Louis area.

Do-it-all sports radio host Harry Teinowitz died on Tuesday at 64 years old after suffering complications of a liver transplant, per the Chicago Tribune. In the mid-1990s, Teinowitz began his radio career co-hosting a sports comedy radio show for WMVP (ESPN 1000).