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At least, Eagles fans didn't cheer their own QB's injury. Anyway, I won't defend fans when they cheer injuries, other than to say every fanbase does it.
Btw, I'm not just taking a shot at Kansas City. Titans fans have done it. Saints fans have done it (1993):
I voted Chicago. Pro sports wise, i think all three are about equal. However, Chicago has a significant interest and following around College Sports that transcends Philly and Boston. Being in the heart of Big 10 country helps its case, so areas especially around the north side are littered with Big Ten bars frequented by transplants. Other colleges/conferences bars abound as well.
You were going by titles in the last decade. Nice to see you switch up your argument though after that didnt hold up.
I know what MSG is buddy, they own my favorite team. Dolan is an ass.
NYC has one hockey team. The Devils and Islanders dont count just because theyre covered by media. As such, their titles DO NOT count for NYC either.
The Knicks? and youre saying the Cubs are bad? Its embarrassing that my team has to share an arena with them. They were virtually non-existent in NY sports for years when Isiah Thomas ran the team.
By your criteria, the Giants are the only thing keeping NYC relevant in the last 10 years with their two Super Bowls.
LA would be a better choice at this point.
2000 -> 10/15/12
NYC 5 titles
Yankees- 2000 and 2009
Giants- 2007 and 2011
Devils- 2003
Boston 7 titles
Red Sox- 2004 and 2007
Patriots- 2001, 2003, and 2004
Bruins- 2011
Celtics- 2008
Chicago and Philly 3 titles
White Sox- 2005
Blackhawks- 2010
Phillies- 2008
NYC 5 titles
Yankees- 2000 and 2009
Giants- 2007 and 2011
Devils- 2003
Boston 7 titles
Red Sox- 2004 and 2007
Patriots- 2001, 2003, and 2004
Bruins- 2011
Celtics- 2008
Chicago and Philly 3 titles
White Sox- 2005
Blackhawks- 2010
Phillies- 2008
Tier 1- NYC and Boston
Tier 2- Chicago and Philly
/thread?
kthnx
Your criteria wasdecade. Last time I checked, decades were 10 years, not 12. Youre just being a worm by changing it now because its more convenient for your terrible argument.
NYC has 3 titles in the last decade. 2002-2012. The Yankees won in 2009. Giants in 2007, 2011.
For the last ****ing time, the New Jersey Devils are not an NYC team. Media doesnt determine who represents who. If you asked 10/10 people in NYC who won the Stanley Cup in 2003, they wouldnt know. Guarantee that.
New Jersey beating Anaheim in 2003 doesnt mean New York beat Los Angeles.
Do Oakland championships count for San Francisco? Vice versa?
New York is 3/4.
Boston is 7/10.
Chicago is 2/3.
Philadelphia is 1/4.
Why dont you go make some threads and vote in more of your own polls?
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