Trivia Questions and Answers
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Here is Today's Trivia Question:
A subset of 4 questions, actually:
Answers:
A. Which city currently with an NFL team has gone the longest without seeing a football championship?
Detroit...since 1957; Runnerup: Minnesota 1960
B. Which city currently with an MLB team has gone the longest without seeing a World Series Championship?
Cleveland 1948. Runnerup, Milwaukee 1957 ....when the Braves last won a WS when they were there.
C. Which city currently with an NBA team, has gone the longest without seeing a basketball championship?
Denver 1967, which is when the Nuggets first started play. Runnersup: Atlanta 1968 when the Hawks moved there from St. Louis, and Phoenix, which is when the Suns began play also in 1968
D. Which city currently with an NHL team has gone the longest without seeing a hockey championship?
Vancouver 1915, which is the last time a team from that city won the Stanley Cup. However, Vancouver also did not have a team for like more than 50s years, from like 1920 to 1970. Not counting that fact, then Toronto could have been an acceptable answer, not winning since 1967.
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Here is today's Trivia Question. I entitle it "One Horse Towns". This applies to the 4 major Sports: NFL/NHL/NBA/MLB.
There are 18 cities in North America that can be considerd "One Horse Towns" in that they have only 1 single major league sports franchise in the 4 major sports located there. Hint: to ease your effort, 5 of them are Canadian NHL teams.
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Here is today's Trivia Question. I entitle it "One Horse Towns". This applies to the 4 major Sports: NFL/NHL/NBA/MLB.
There are 18 cities in North America that can be considerd "One Horse Towns" in that they have only 1 single major league sports franchise in the 4 major sports located there. Hint: to ease your effort, 5 of them are Canadian NHL teams.
Here is today's Trivia Question. I entitle it "One Horse Towns". This applies to the 4 major Sports: NFL/NHL/NBA/MLB.
There are 16 cities in North America that can be considerd "One Horse Towns" in that they have only 1 single major league sports franchise in the 4 major sports located there. Hint: to ease your effort, 5 of them are Canadian NHL teams.
San Diego.
Las Vegas.
Vancouver
Calgary
Charlotte
Jacksonville
Columbus
Indianapolis
San Antonio
Montreal
Portland
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Here is today's Trivia Question. I entitle it "One Horse Towns". This applies to the 4 major Sports: NFL/NHL/NBA/MLB.
There are 16 cities in North America that can be considerd "One Horse Towns" in that they have only 1 single major league sports franchise in the 4 major sports located there. Hint: to ease your effort, 5 of them are Canadian NHL teams.
San Diego.
Las Vegas.
Vancouver
Calgary
Charlotte
Jacksonville
Columbus
Indianapolis
San Antonio
Montreal
Portland
San Diego.
Las Vegas. No....Raiders and NHL Golden Knights.
Vancouver
Calgary
Charlotte ....No, Panthers and Hornets
Jacksonville
Columbus
Indianapolis No...Pacers and Colts.
San Antonio
Montreal
Portland
Green ones are correct. Not the others. You got half of them.
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Harder than I thought.
Hartford (Whalers?)
Buffalo (I'm guessing the Sabres moved south)
Ottawa?
Parma
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Nashville NHL and Brooklyn NBA.
No, Nashville also has the Titans...
And Brooklyn is a part of NYC
Actually.....3 cities left not named (had to add one)
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Actually.....3 cities left not named (had to add one)
Oklahoma City NBA
St Louis MLB
Someplace in Texas or Florida
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It's kind of unfortunate how poorly the Canadian teams fare anymore in the NHL...
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It's kind of unfortunate how poorly the Canadian teams fare anymore in the NHL...
It's kind of unfortunate how poorly the Canadian teams fare anymore in the NHL...
No Canadian winners since 1993.
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Actually.....3 cities left not named (had to add one)
Oklahoma City NBA
St Louis MLB
Someplace in Texas or Florida
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Check.
Only 1 town left.
back at ya..Raleigh also has a pro soccer team... Where would you rank soccer? after your 4 major sports groups?... ahead of Nascar and or the PGA?
Browns & Buffett: Got to go fishin, Down to rock bottom again, with just a few Friends -
It's kind of unfortunate how poorly the Canadian teams fare anymore in the NHL...
No Canadian winners since 1993.
No Canadian winners since 1993.
Holy smokes. That's crazy.
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