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David Haugh: Bears' need to stay headed in the right direction by passing on Kareem Hunt

More than any sports team in town this winter, the Bears continue to behave like the one closest to bringing a championship to Chicago.

The budget-conscious Cubs decided this offseason to invest in hope more than free agents. The White Sox went all-in on Manny Machado but remain at least one season away from serious contention, even if Machado eventually says yes. The Blackhawks find themselves caught in what they insist on calling "rewinning" mode - even as the losing becomes redundant. The Bulls have become so hard to watch that everybody

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