The Chicago Bears couldn’t believe it. Any of it. The Bears couldn’t fathom that they let a 10-point fourth-quarter lead get away, couldn’t comprehend that they kicked away a day-saving miracle on the game’s final play, couldn’t quite process that … Continued
“Finish.” Matt Eberflus has repeated the word so many times this year that his assistants and players have picked up on it. When the 2023 season concludes — three games remain for the Chicago Bears — the inability to finish … Continued
Bruce Helmer and Peg Webb Americans stand to inherit trillions of dollars over the next few decades. In our culture, it’s assumed that more wealth equals happiness. But this isn’t always the case. Sudden wealth through an inheritance instills complex … Continued
It will still be another month until Joe Mauer finds out if he’s ticketed for Cooperstown in July, but the former Twins catcher has garnered strong support on Hall of Fame ballots revealed publicly thus far, a good sign for … Continued
Taylor Heise recently settled into an apartment in the shadow of the Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis. Or, to pinpoint the location another way, right in the heart of Taylor Territory. She’s just across the Mississippi River from Dinkytown, where, … Continued
Amy Lindgren If you’re a reader, then you already know that books come in all stripes and flavors. Whatever issue you’re working through, whatever curiosity has overtaken you, or whatever hour you’re trying to kill, there will be a book … Continued