Kyle Duplacey is an avid sports fan who has been entrenched in Chicago sports for as far back as he can remember. His love for sports grew exponentially when Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls won the first of their second three-peat. He's been following the Bears, Bulls, Blackhawks, and Cubs since the late 90s, and proudly considers himself an obsessive sports fan.

For Kyle, Chicago sports mean the world. The heartbreak, disappointment, anxious anticipation, excitement, happiness, and tears are all an equal part of the journey — and he loves every minute of it. His passion for sports has helped create close friendships and unforgettable memories.

He sees Four Stars Chicago Sports as an opportunity to expand those relationships and experiences. The goal is to be part of a larger culture — a true Chicago sports community — and he invites everyone to be a part of it.

Shawn Lugo was born and raised on the North Side of Chicago. For him, being a diehard fan of Chicago teams wasn’t a choice — it was a way of life. His deep passion for sports, especially Chicago sports, led to the creation of Four Stars Chicago Sports.tem description

Dustin “KrafD” Jones is a father, husband, hard worker — and a passionate sh!t talker. His obsession with sports started early; by age four he could name every NFL team just by looking at their helmets. (That was also the year he drove his mom’s car through the front of a White Hen Pantry — but that’s another story.)

Brandon DuPlacey has been immersed in sports for as long as he can remember. From an early age, being a fan of his hometown teams gave him a powerful sense of pride. As far as he was concerned, the teams from his city were his—personal and deeply meaningful. They gave value to his roots.

He couldn’t bring himself to be a fair-weather fan, because in Chicago, the weather is rarely fair. Whether good or bad, the unpredictability of it all only made the experience more specific and unique to him. He could have chosen to support any team—even the most successful professional franchises or elite programs—but instead, he chose to celebrate the victories and endure the heartbreaks of the teams from the place he calls home.

He cheers for his hometown heroes—or more often, the lack thereof—but they are his all the same. The teams born from this city and state might lift him up or let him down, but they will always be his teams. No one can take that away. Brandon loves Chicago sports because, to him, they feel like home.