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Halas Intrigue, Episode 75: Practicing to grill Bears GM Ryan Pace

Pace will answer questions from reporters Tuesday for the first time in months. What can we expect?

By  Sun-Times staff
   
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Bears GM Ryan Pace speaks with reporters at Halas Hall.

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As the Bears turn their attention toward an important offseason, Patrick Finley and Jason Lieser preview general manager Ryan Pace’s press conference Tuesday and debate the most important questions he’ll be asked.

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