This is your basic enormous all-purpose sports bar that subscribes to MLB Extra Innings and has over 40 TVs. They'll play pretty much whatever game you ask for. Setting … up shop inside as a den for your particular team and fellow fans is also encouraged.[link]

Several readers tipped us off to this roost for Cards fans in Chicago. Sedgwick's is a huge bar and grill that serves a free buffet on Friday and Saturday afternoon … during games. It's a staple for Cardinals fanatics and has little tolerance for any Cubbies.[link]

Jimbo's has been the go-to White Sox bar in Chicago for over two decades. The bar is vehemently anti-Cubs, and it's a great rowdy place for watching the game.[link]

Schaller's is a historic bar next to the stadium. It's also located near the offices of high-powered local Democrats and has been a political hangout for years.[link]

Countless bars in Chicago cater to the hometown team and Slugger's is one of the most die-hard spots. Their walls are lined with Cubs photos and memorabilia, and every … game runs on the dozens of TVs overhead. The bar has a full menu, pool tables, video games, pinball machine, batting cages, trampolines, and dueling pianos after every Cubs home game.[link]

Murphy's Bleachers, located right across the street from Wrigley Field, dates back to the 1930s and always has huge crowds for the games.[link]

Located right in the heart of Wrigleyville, Cubby Bear, packs 'em in to watch 14 screens of baseball.[link]

Owned by two Red Sox fans from Framingham, MA, Nic and Dino's is the number-one spot for Boston fans in Chicago. They have a Red Sox flag flying out front and play the … game every night. The menu features typical bar fare, including wings, sloppy joes, steak sandwiches, and burgers.[link]