Unless they've been recently sold, Huizenga owns the Panthers.
Chicago Cubs - Chicago Tribune: It's only very recently that they've allowed MacPhail and Hendry any serious funds to build a championship contender. They were bad for a while but right now they're easily the best. They have a weird hang-up with messing with Wrigley Field, though.
Chicago Blackhawks - Bill Wirtz: Has been known to address the team and tell them not to get their hopes up for a Stanley Cup. He puts absolutely nothing into the team. The team has been in the Wirtz family for years, and he does not intend to sell it. I think he enjoyed the lockout.
Chicago Bulls, White Sox - Jerry Reinsdorf: He really treated Michael Jordan like shit for a while. He hasn't spent money on the Bulls since '98 (and even now, I can't imagine our rookie-laden squad is testing the limits of the salary cap) but at least he did for a while. Still if you remember The Jerrys from the dynasty years, you know he's not a great guy. He tried to move the White Sox to St. Petersburg in 1989 and came really close had it not been for eleventh-hour negotiations to build New Comiskey, so to hell with him for doing that.
Chicago Bears - McCaskey family: George Halas's descendants can't run the team for shit. Of the five Chicago teams, probably the biggest offender when it comes to "we can suck it up and nobody will care because Chicago loves its teams" now that the Trib is committed to winning. This is evident by the terrible front office, stupid signings and trades, the fucking up of Soldier Field, "Chicago Bears Football Presented By Bank One," and of course, the numerous losing seasons.