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Quote:The Chicago Bears have become the first NFL franchise to ever win the Stanley Cup, at least according to one newspaper...
It’s difficult to pick the strangest thing about this story: That the Times made this mistake, that the newspaper ran it on its front page, or that it waited until Wednesday morning to even report the news at all.
Why is a Korean newspaper written all in English?
This Korean newspaper brings back memories of the quote that former President Calvin Coolidge made around 90 years ago. It's part of a Pro Football HOF exhibit:
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2010-...orge-halas
5. In 1925, President Calvin Coolidge was introduced to Red Grange, who was "with the Chicago Bears," Clearly no sports fan, Coolidge replied, "I'm glad to know you. I always did like animal acts."
Congrats to the Bears on a tremendous season.
And they still fired their coach...brutal.
Quote:And they still fired their coach...brutal.
Hey, that's the nature of the business sometimes. Even when you're world champions.
Quote:And they still fired their coach...brutal.
Well, it took them six games to finally win the thing! Fans ain't got time to wait that long!