Clubhouse Chatter: Sports event you'd have liked to see in person

What our Sports staff has to say while waiting for the games to resume.

I wish I could have gone to any of the Chicago Bulls' playoff games during their championship years, especially during the first three-peat when everything was so new and exciting. I was such a huge fan of the team, and of Michael Jordan, of course, and I watched every game on TV. But I was a poor college student at Northwestern and could only dream of being at the games in person. After the Bulls clinched that first championship in 1991, I drove all around the city that night with a couple of my college friends. Like so many others, we had our windows down and were yelling and screaming with joy as we drove along beeping our horn. I went to the massive championship celebration in Grant Park with my dad. That was absolutely crazy. A great memory.

- Patricia Babcock McGraw

Due to "long-suffering Cubs fan" status, of course I would have loved to have attended a 2016 World Series game. My dad attended a Cubs-Tigers game at Wrigley Field during the 1945 World Series, and I'd have liked to have taken him to one of the games during the 2016 classic.

- Dave Oberhelman

I've seen pretty much everything. Saw Cubs and White Sox World Series. Saw the Bears win a Super Bowl. Saw multiple Bulls and Blackhawks titles. The 2012 Ryder Cup was extraordinary. But the "Miracle on Ice" is the one I wish I could have been at. Greatest sporting event ever.

- Barry Rozner

When people ask, I always tell them the best place to watch a professional sports event is from your home. Big-screen TV with high-def and replay, bathroom and packed fridge a room away, Sixty-eight degrees inside, free parking. That said, I would have loved to have been at the Louisiana Superdome for Super Bowl XX on Jan. 26, 1986, since, you know, it's only the Super Bowl the Bears have won.

- Joe Aguilar