[JayCT]

Originally Posted by Stratford, Ct. Resident

I agree. Jay

[bluecountry]

Originally Posted by somwhathip

my best guess on the bosox/yankee split is about 45/55. Before the sox won the world series it might have been a little bit lower. once you get to new haven, yankees are the overwhelming favorite. the split makes for a lot of interesting, shall we say, "discussions".

I don't get why the Sox have 45...I would think it would be no more than 30 since it is a lot near to New York.

[TheseGoTo11]

Originally Posted by bluecountry

What split would you say Madison has in NY BOS fans?

very close to 50/50 - I use to say the NH/Middlesex line next to Madison was THE line, but it's moved West since 2004

One of things I've noticed in Branford is a real mix between YES and NESN at restaurants and bars, but on the other side of New Haven they don't even get NESN because they're on a Fairfield County headend

Giants/Pats line has moved around a lot, used to be farther east, weren't a lot of Pats fans in much of CT until they starting winning Super Bowls

[TheseGoTo11]

Originally Posted by bluecountry

I don't get why the Sox have 45...I would think it would be no more than 30 since it is a lot near to New York.

towns E of New Haven look a lot more like the rest of New England, and associate with it more, actual driving distance plays less of a role, New London's almost equidistant to the Back Bay and the Bronx, but some people there have Boston accents

Fairfield County Sawx supporters are mostly Pink Cap fans