The favorite team in Chicago. By: Emery Meyer & Aaron Carley

Hello, my name is Aaron Carley, I'm one of the owners of Chicago Blazing Beast. I grew up in Chicago with my best friend, Emery Meyer. We both loved baseball with all our hearts, unlike some kids in our neighborhood. They thought is was just a game, but is was our life. With the little money we had growing up, we saved. We made a pact that we would save all of our spare money for the rest of our lives until we had enough to have our own team. After years of saving and working, we finally had enough to start our team. Before we started to recruit our team, we submitted our team idea to Chicago. After a few weeks of waiting, we finally got our response. They said that they would gladly have us as their city baseball team. And that’s how it all started.

 Our logo is a original shape that was created by the finest artists in Paris. They worked day and Night until they created this amazing logo.

 Our Pennant was created by a child that was the son of our closest friend Jim. His son was a child prodigy. He created this pennant at the age of two years old.

 Our Mascot’s name is beasty Boy. He is a Bigfoot bad boy hat hits flaming baseballs at the enemy mascot. Beasty Boy was never finished due to the artist dying in hospital. We thought that it would be wrong to finish it without him, so it was never complete.

 237 square miles of land  An estimated 2,896,016 residents  Dozens of cultural institutions, historical sites and museums  More than 200 theaters  Nearly 200 art galleries  More than 7,300 restaurants  77 community areas containing more than 100 neighborhoods  26 miles of lakefront  15 miles of bathing beaches  36 annual parades  19 miles of lakefront bicycle paths  552 parks  Home of United States President Barack Obama  More than 45 million people visited Chicago in 2007  Chicago’s nicknames include: The Windy City, the City of Big Shoulders, the Second City, and The City That Works  The "Historic Route 66" begins in Chicago  The first Blood Bank ever in the United States was created in Chicago in  Chicago is home to Lincoln Park Zoo -- one of the world's last free zoos