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==Sports in Wisconsin==

==Sports in Wisconsin==

[[Milwaukee]] is home to three professional sports teams. The [[Milwaukee Brewers|Brewers]] (baseball), the [[Milwaukee Bucks|Bucks]] (basketball), and the Admirals (hockey). Wisconsin is also home to the [[Green Bay Packers]] football team which has largest following, in the smallest city, of any professional sports team. Wisconsin is also home to various college sports programs, most notably the Wisconsin Badgers and the Marquette Golden Eagles.

[[Milwaukee]] is home to three professional sports teams participating at the highest level: the [[Milwaukee Brewers]] (MLB), the [[Milwaukee Bucks]] (NBA), and the [[Green Bay Packers]] (NFL).  The Packers are located in the smallest metropolitan area of any professional sports team in the four major sports leagues.

 

Wisconsin is also home to various college sports programs, most notably the Wisconsin Badgers and the Marquette Golden Eagles.

== Abortion in Wisconsin ==

== Abortion in Wisconsin ==