Most cursed sports city? (playoff, hockey, cup, MLB)

[CTownNative]

Originally Posted by RjRobb2

The Cleveland Crunch won a handful of NPSL titles in the 1990s

Im going more by the 4 major sports leagues so NBA, MLB, NFL, and NHL.

[shoe01]

Might be San Diego. They've been close in both of their sports, but I don't think have ever won.

[jazzy jeff 11]

no way it's Buffalo. 4 Super Bowls in a row. No Goal, No Goal 2, Wide Right. What other teams have that?

[Lucario]

I would have said Philadelphia until last year.............but Cleveland, Buffalo, Cincinnati and Atlanta as a distant fourth make my list.

[krudmonk]

Originally Posted by jazzy jeff 11

No Goal, No Goal 2

Who scored the other (not Brett Hull)?

Oh, and even though it's not "major" by the terms of ESPN and their mindless clones:

[DOUBLE H]

Shoe01-SanDiego Chargers beat the Boston Patriots 51-10 to win the 1963 AFL Championship.

Jeff-Buffalo defeated San Diego 20-7 to win the 1964 AFL Championship, and again in 1965, beating them 23-0.

Right now Cleveland looks like the city with the longest dry run with no major league franchises championships, with the Browns winning the NFL Championship in 1964. 45 years is a long time, folks. New Orleans is right behind, with the Saints coming in to the NFL in 1967 and not having won a championship yet.

[case44]

I would say Cleveland, New Orleans, and Atlanta. Those places can never seem to catch a break. And the NBA franchises in Atlanta and Cleveland have never done squat.

[beenhereandthere]

Buffalo.

[truemuck]

Originally Posted by krudmonk

Who scored the other (not Brett Hull)?

John LeClair in a first round series against the Flyers in '00, it went through the side netting and was still counted.

[jazzy jeff 11]

Originally Posted by krudmonk

Who scored the other (not Brett Hull)?

Oh, and even though it's not "major" by the terms of ESPN and their mindless clones:

True we have the Bandits and Bisons win, but OUR Big 2 Sabres, and Bills can't win