Mark Potash

But it wouldn't last.

It's like when people complain about big changes in baseball.

I use that analogy.

analogy they're like the pitch clock and some let's just make it even so adding the dh like it's like it never wasn't part of the national league at this point i think that's the way it would be if the it would be harsh man it would be harsh for my ears honestly i wish they were staying downtown chicago i'm from here i'm a purist i love love love where soldier field is now

I don't want them to even move out of the city, let alone out of the state.

But I think as humans, oddly enough, and this is not something that I would tell a younger Mark Rohde, we would probably adapt relatively quickly, and that's me saying this.

Yeah, it would only be a factor if they start losing again.

Then I think people would be less likely to go, and then it would become an issue.

So actually it's –

it kind of should motivate them to, to stay, to stay good.

But, but Hey, Mark football is an addiction.

The bears are an addiction.

No one's going to abandon the bears because they, because they play in Indiana.

So that's, it's really not that big of a fact that big of a factor.

The only question is like for the bears is what, yeah, like I said, I thought the only time I could see it being an issue is if, is if they're bad, as if they're, they get into another rut and if they're bad, then yeah, I'm not going out.

I'm not going down there to

yeah the bad news bears of northwest indiana yeah you could have them you could keep them and they should probably think about that uh no offense uh to the current uh state of the bears being so rosy but there are down times you know yeah man i remember asking about like uh i was at a press conference once uh uh when the when the when the uh when there was the announced plans for the united center

I remember talking – I think it was Howard Pizer at the time.

I said, have you considered the fact that the Bears aren't – I mean, the Bulls aren't always going to have Michael Jordan to fill this house.

And he said, yeah, yeah, we figured that out.