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  • It's kind of unfortunate how poorly the Canadian teams fare anymore in the NHL...

    @dutch-oven said:

    It's kind of unfortunate how poorly the Canadian teams fare anymore in the NHL...

    No Canadian winners since 1993. 

  • @the-gipper said:

    Actually.....3 cities left not named   (had to add one)

    Oklahoma City NBA

    St Louis MLB

    Someplace in Texas or Florida

    @dusty said:

    Oklahoma City  

    St Louis MLB

    Someplace in Texas or Florida

    Check on OKC  not the others.   (St. Louis has both baseball and hockey)

  • Raleigh,NC===NHL Carolina Hurricanes 

    @gumby73 said:

    Raleigh,NC===NHL Carolina Hurricanes 

    Check.

    Only  1  town left. 

  • @gumby73 said:

    Raleigh,NC===NHL Carolina Hurricanes 

    Check.

    Only  1  town left. 

    @the-gipper said:

    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?

  • @dutch-oven said:

    It's kind of unfortunate how poorly the Canadian teams fare anymore in the NHL...

    No Canadian winners since 1993. 

    @the-gipper said:

    No Canadian winners since 1993. 

    Holy smokes. That's crazy. 

  • @the-gipper said:

    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?

    @gumby73 said:

    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?

    Soccer?  Still a minor league team sport at this point. Maybe some day.   Wholly different from PGA or NASCAR, as those are individual sports, not team sports....as a general rule. 

  • @the-gipper said:

    No Canadian winners since 1993. 

    Holy smokes. That's crazy. 

    @dutch-oven said:

    Holy smokes. That's crazy. 

    Montreal Canadiennes last title.....last Canadian title.   From the end of WWII....1945 until  1993 with that last Canadian/Canadiennes  title,  out of 48 years,   Canadian teams won 34 out of 48 titles.     None in the 27 years since. 

    They HAVE had their chances:  Calgary Flames were in the  2004 Finals...lost.  Edmonton was in the 2006 Finals....lost.  Ottawa was in the 2007 Finals....lost.  Vancouver was in the 2011 Finals....lost. 

  • @dutch-oven said:

    It's kind of unfortunate how poorly the Canadian teams fare anymore in the NHL...

    No Canadian winners since 1993. 

    @the-gipper said:

    No Canadian winners since 1993. 

    I remember watching teams both Canadian and Northern American teams that were bought out and relocated mainly because of better financial deals particularly:

    Minnesota North Stars became the Dallas Stars

    Winnipeg Jets became the Arizona Coyotes

    Hartford Whalers became the Carolina Hurricanes

    All of the departing cities put up valiant fights to keep their teams, we can understand that.  One payback:

    Atlanta Thrashers became the Winnipeg Jets..... again.

  • @the-gipper said:

    No Canadian winners since 1993. 

    I remember watching teams both Canadian and Northern American teams that were bought out and relocated mainly because of better financial deals particularly:

    Minnesota North Stars became the Dallas Stars

    Winnipeg Jets became the Arizona Coyotes

    Hartford Whalers became the Carolina Hurricanes

    All of the departing cities put up valiant fights to keep their teams, we can understand that.  One payback:

    Atlanta Thrashers became the Winnipeg Jets..... again.

    @mjp28 said:

    I remember watching teams both Canadian and Northern American teams that were bought out and relocated mainly because of better financial deals particularly:

    Minnesota North Stars became the Dallas Stars

    Winnipeg Jets became the Arizona Coyotes

    Hartford Whalers became the Carolina Hurricanes

    All of the departing cities put up valiant fights to keep their teams, we can understand that.  One payback:

    Atlanta Thrashers became the Winnipeg Jets..... again.

    Quebec Nordiques became Colorado Avalanche.  

    And remember this:   California Golden Seals  became>>>>>Cleveland Barons which became>>>>>Minnesota North Stars which became>>>>>Dallas Stars. 

    And Kansas City Scouts became Colorado Rockies became  New Jersey Devils.

    Atlanta Flames became  Calgary Flames.

  • @mjp28 said:

    I remember watching teams both Canadian and Northern American teams that were bought out and relocated mainly because of better financial deals particularly:

    Minnesota North Stars became the Dallas Stars

    Winnipeg Jets became the Arizona Coyotes

    Hartford Whalers became the Carolina Hurricanes

    All of the departing cities put up valiant fights to keep their teams, we can understand that.  One payback:

    Atlanta Thrashers became the Winnipeg Jets..... again.

    Quebec Nordiques became Colorado Avalanche.  

    And remember this:   California Golden Seals  became>>>>>Cleveland Barons which became>>>>>Minnesota North Stars which became>>>>>Dallas Stars. 

    And Kansas City Scouts became Colorado Rockies became  New Jersey Devils.

    Atlanta Flames became  Calgary Flames.

    @the-gipper said:

    Quebec Nordiques became Colorado Avalanche.  

    And remember this:   California Golden Seals  became>>>>>Cleveland Barons which became>>>>>Minnesota North Stars which became>>>>>Dallas Stars. 

    And Kansas City Scouts became Colorado Rockies became  New Jersey Devils.

    Atlanta Flames became  Calgary Flames.

    It happens in every sport, part of the fabric of sports.  I did think the Barons had an interesting story.

  • Only  1 town left........I will give answers in about an hour...if you want to try to get it.    Hint:   NBA

  • 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,   6 of them are Canadian NHL teams. 

    Answers.   You got them all but one or two I see...there was actually another of these that I missed.:

    Canadian cities:

    Vancouver

    Edmonton

    Calgary

    Winnipeg

    Ottawa

    Montreal

    All with NHL teams only   (Toronto is only city with  NBA/MLB team)

    US Cities:

    Portland  NBA

    Sacramento  NBA

    San Diego  MLB

    Salt Lake City  NBA

    San Antonio NBA

    Oklahoma City  NBA

    Green Bay  NFL

    Columbus  NHL

    Memphis  NBA

    Jacksonville  NFL

    Orlando  NBA

    Raleigh  NHL

  • In the NHL,   8 of the now 32 teams (release the Seattle Kraken)  are the only game in town in those cities.    1/4th 

    In the NBA,  7 of the 30 teams are the only game in town.   23.33%.

    Only San Diego now has just baseball, after the Chargers and Clippers left

    Only Jacksonville, and the special case of Green Bay have just NFL 

  • Here is Today's Question.    It is the other side of the coin from yesterday's. 

    There are 13  US cities that have a team in ALL 4   major sports,  NFL/MLB/NHL/NBA.      Name them. 

  • LA

    Chicago

    New York

    Boston

    Atlanta

    Miami

    washington DC

    Detroit

    Phoenix

    Denver

  • Philadelphia

    Dallas

  • LA

    Chicago

    New York

    Boston

    Atlanta

    Miami

    washington DC

    Detroit

    Phoenix

    Denver

    @sdbacker80 said:

    LA

    Chicago

    New York

    Boston

    Atlanta

    Miami

    washington DC

    Detroit

    Phoenix

    Denver

    These are all correct.....except  Atlanta.    Atlanta now has no NHL team.  They lost 2:  the Flames to Calgary, the Thrashers to Winnipeg (Jets)

  • Philadelphia

    Dallas

    @bob806 said:

    Philadelphia

    Dallas

    Both Correct.  

    Only 2 left. 

    But I will give you one of those.....The Bay Area...which is considered one market, but which has teams with the names of 3 cities: SFO, Oakland, San Jose.

    So just one left. 

  • I was going to save this one until tomorrow, but you all knocked out most of the other question today in short order that I will go ahead with this.

    This will be a little different....not just one question, but a number of them.    All about Browns history:   Here you go:

    1. How many seasons will the Browns now have played, including 2020?

    2. How many championships have the Browns won?

    3. How many Conference titles have they won?

    4. How many times have the Browns finished First?

    5.  How many times have the Browns played in the postseason?

    6. How many coaches have the Browns had in their history...including Stefanski,   but not including interim coaches?

    7. How many times has a Browns coach won coach of the year.  Which coaches?

    8. How many times has a Browns player won the MVP award.   Which players

    9. How many times has a Browns player won the Rookie of the Year?  Which players?

    10. How many times has a Browns player won  Defensive Player of the Year award?  Which player?

    11. How many times has a Browns player won the Offensive Player of the Year Award?  Which Players?

    12.  Who will be the next Browns player or coach to win any of these Awards? 

  • @bob806 said:

    Philadelphia

    Dallas

    Both Correct.  

    Only 2 left. 

    But I will give you one of those.....The Bay Area...which is considered one market, but which has teams with the names of 3 cities: SFO, Oakland, San Jose.

    So just one left. 

    @the-gipper said:

    Both Correct.  

    Only 2 left. 

    But I will give you one of those.....The Bay Area...which is considered one market, but which has teams with the names of 3 cities: SFO, Oakland, San Jose.

    So just one left. 

    Lol...I was going to say SF but figured it was technically a "no"