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Few Good Things

Few Good Things

Oh hi! I’m Jiggly. And it’s a Tuesday. Last week, I promised a much happier and more positive column. So this week, I’m gonna give you the pick-me-up that we’ll all need going into what is likely the Chicago Fire’s final game of the season.

No Dice: Fire's Postseason Drought More Than Bad Luck

No Dice: Fire's Postseason Drought More Than Bad Luck

With the Fire’s 2-0 loss to Charlotte last Saturday, the Fire are back in a familiar place: on the outside looking in at MLS Cup playoff spots. If the Fire do not secure a postseason position on Decision Day, the team’s playoff drought will stretch to six seasons,

The Two Sides of Drew Conner

The Two Sides of Drew Conner

From playing alongside Bastian Schweinsteiger in the Chicago Fire’s midfield to co-founding both the Chicago House Athletic Club and his vibrant events company, House Calls, during the latter years of his professional career, Drew Conner has left and continues to leave a mark on the city of Chicago as

Oregel, Casas called up for Pan Am Games

Oregel, Casas called up for Pan Am Games

For the first time in decades, the United States will participate in the Pan American Games soccer tournament. There will be Chicago Fire representation, too, as Sergio Oregel and Javi Casas are set to be a part of the squad. The 18 and 20-year-old midfielders were both named to the

The Fire Partied too Hardy | S1:E32

The Fire Partied too Hardy | S1:E32

After winning big at home during mid-week the Fire go back to their normal selves losing to Charlotte in what felt like a must win game. The gang discusses the game, our playoff picture, and a possible return of a Fire homegrown Check out our socials! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠MIR97 Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠MIR97 Twitter⁠

Sources: Mihailovic could make Fire return in 2024

Sources: Mihailovic could make Fire return in 2024

Former Chicago Fire homegrown star Djordje Mihailovic could be returning to his hometown team in 2024, sources say. Mihailovic made 73 appearances for the Fire during his four-year stay with the first team and was a part of the last Fire team to make the playoffs in 2017. The 24-year-old

What Can't Be Ignored

What Can't Be Ignored

Hi. I’m Jiggly. And it’s a Tuesday. This past week, I was saying that despite my thoughts going into the Miami game, I felt like writing something nice about the club. There has been a lot of work done around the Chicago Fire that should be commended, and

Brady, Gutiérrez released for U.S. U-23 camp

Brady, Gutiérrez released for U.S. U-23 camp

The Chicago Fire are blessed to possess two of the United States’ foremost young talents. Goalkeeper Chris Brady and midfielder Brian Gutiérrez are both locked in starters for their hometown club and essential pieces for a team competing for a playoff berth. That is both a blessing and a curse.

Charlotte FC outplay the Chicago Fire in their last home game of the season

Hung Over: Chicago Fire 0, Charlotte FC 2

The Chicago Fire played their last home game of the regular season knowing that a win would almost certainly give them a spot in the postseason. They didn’t get it. Playing 72 hours after an electric performance in front of a full house at Soldier Field, the team’s