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Does this mean we no longer have to hear Cleveland fans and Lebron James bitch and moan?dal4018 wrote:52 yrs and the wait is over!!!!!!!! NBA CHAMPS!!!!!!
No!! They'll be even more uppity now!Ibanez wrote:Does this mean we no longer have to hear Cleveland fans and Lebron James bitch and moan?dal4018 wrote:52 yrs and the wait is over!!!!!!!! NBA CHAMPS!!!!!!
Nah, the mistake by the lake will keep bitching. After all, it is the only US city capable of successfully setting a river on fire.Ibanez wrote:Does this mean we no longer have to hear Cleveland fans and Lebron James bitch and moan?dal4018 wrote:52 yrs and the wait is over!!!!!!!! NBA CHAMPS!!!!!!
Once again you show your true colors just happy to see Cleveland win a pro sports title as stated before the 1st in 52 yrs!!!!!!93henfan wrote:You seem pretty excited!!!!!!!!!!
Are you from Cleveland?
I bet you like James more than Curry because he's darker, too!!!!!!!!!!!!!
dal4018 wrote:Once again you show your true colors just happy to see Cleveland win a pro sports title as stated before the 1st in 52 yrs!!!!!!93henfan wrote:You seem pretty excited!!!!!!!!!!
Are you from Cleveland?
I bet you like James more than Curry because he's darker, too!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!dal4018 wrote:I hail from a small town Asbury Park,NJ.
Cities with all 4 sports93henfan wrote:Philly does lead the futility among towns with all four major sports.
Washington DC is starting to give us some competition in the suckitude category though. Those Redskins trophies are starting to sprout ivy. They're coming up on 25 years old.
Not anymore.Gil Dobie wrote:Teasm with all 4 sports
Atlanta
Newark, NJ.89Hen wrote:Current four sport cities with championships in my lifetime:
New York (24) - Giants 4, Jets 1, Yankees 7, Mets 2, Rangers 1, Islanders 4, Devils 3, Knicks 2
Boston (19) - Patriots 4, Red Sox 3, Bruins 3, Celtics 9
Los Angeles (16) - Dodgers 2, Kings 2, Ducks 1, Lakers 11
San Francisco/Oakland (14) - 49ers 5, Giants 3, A's 4, Warriors 2
Chicago (11) - Bears 1, White Sox 1, Blackhawks 3, Bulls 6
Detroit (9) - Tigers 2, Red Wings 4, Pistons 3
Dallas (7) - Cowboys 5, Stars 1, Mavericks 1
Miami (7) - Dolphins 2, Marlins 2, Heat 3
Philadelphia (6) - Phillies 2, Flyers 2, Sixers 2
Denver (5) - Broncos 3, Avalanche 2
Washington, DC (4) - Redskins 3, Bullets 1
Minneapolis (2) - Twins 2
Phoenix (1) - Diamondbacks 1
Of if you only count the cities that had four sports, same teams the entire 49 years...
New York (21) - Giants 4, Jets 1, Yankees 7, Mets 2, Rangers 1, Islanders 4, Knicks 2
Boston (19) - Patriots 4, Red Sox 3, Bruins 3, Celtics 9
Chicago (11) - Bears 1, White Sox 1, Blackhawks 3, Bulls 6
Detroit (9) - Lions 0, Tigers 2, Red Wings 4, Pistons 3
Philadelphia (6) - Eagles 0, Phillies 2, Flyers 2, Sixers 2 (and only one of those is post 1981)
That's why it feels worse to be a Philly fan.
Ibanez wrote:Newark, NJ.
Do the Sabres not have any Championships. They're in Buffalo, you know.
Aren't the NY Jets and NY Giants, NY in name only? Didn't the move to NJ in the 70s & 80s? IF you're going to include them, why not include the LA Clippers and LA Dodgers in your count?
Three martini lunch today? Redskins don't play in Washington DC, Patriots don't play in Boston, etc... it's markets and the Dodgers are in there and did I miss a Clippers championship?Ibanez wrote:Newark, NJ.89Hen wrote:Current four sport cities with championships in my lifetime:
New York (24) - Giants 4, Jets 1, Yankees 7, Mets 2, Rangers 1, Islanders 4, Devils 3, Knicks 2
Boston (19) - Patriots 4, Red Sox 3, Bruins 3, Celtics 9
Los Angeles (16) - Dodgers 2, Kings 2, Ducks 1, Lakers 11
San Francisco/Oakland (14) - 49ers 5, Giants 3, A's 4, Warriors 2
Chicago (11) - Bears 1, White Sox 1, Blackhawks 3, Bulls 6
Detroit (9) - Tigers 2, Red Wings 4, Pistons 3
Dallas (7) - Cowboys 5, Stars 1, Mavericks 1
Miami (7) - Dolphins 2, Marlins 2, Heat 3
Philadelphia (6) - Phillies 2, Flyers 2, Sixers 2
Denver (5) - Broncos 3, Avalanche 2
Washington, DC (4) - Redskins 3, Bullets 1
Minneapolis (2) - Twins 2
Phoenix (1) - Diamondbacks 1
Of if you only count the cities that had four sports, same teams the entire 49 years...
New York (21) - Giants 4, Jets 1, Yankees 7, Mets 2, Rangers 1, Islanders 4, Knicks 2
Boston (19) - Patriots 4, Red Sox 3, Bruins 3, Celtics 9
Chicago (11) - Bears 1, White Sox 1, Blackhawks 3, Bulls 6
Detroit (9) - Lions 0, Tigers 2, Red Wings 4, Pistons 3
Philadelphia (6) - Eagles 0, Phillies 2, Flyers 2, Sixers 2 (and only one of those is post 1981)
That's why it feels worse to be a Philly fan.
Do the Sabres not have any Championships. They're in Buffalo, you know.
Aren't the NY Jets and NY Giants, NY in name only? Didn't the move to NJ in the 70s & 80s? IF you're going to include them, why not include the LA Clippers and LA Dodgers in your count?
NY Jets and the NY Giants don't play in New York.89Hen wrote:Ibanez wrote:Newark, NJ.
Do the Sabres not have any Championships. They're in Buffalo, you know.
Aren't the NY Jets and NY Giants, NY in name only? Didn't the move to NJ in the 70s & 80s? IF you're going to include them, why not include the LA Clippers and LA Dodgers in your count?
Clippers?bandl wrote:Ibanez wrote:
Newark, NJ.
Do the Sabres not have any Championships. They're in Buffalo, you know.
Aren't the NY Jets and NY Giants, NY in name only? Didn't the move to NJ in the 70s & 80s? IF you're going to include them, why not include the LA Clippers and LA Dodgers in your count?
No. They have not won a championship.AshevilleApp wrote:Clippers?bandl wrote:
LA Clippers began in Buffalo, NY.AshevilleApp wrote:Clippers?bandl wrote: