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Originally Posted by OutOfTheCube
With both my teams out I'll hope for a Canadian team to win (yes, including Edmonton) -- definitely sick of seeing big American cities who are just adding it to a list of their sports championships take it home, for people to celebrate for two weeks and then move on to the next big sport starting
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This is exactly what I'm talking about here:
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Originally Posted by Vinny01
Boston - 1st overall in the NHL, 2nd in the East and 2nd overall in the NBA
Denver- 1st in the central, 2nd in the west in the NHL, 1st in the West 4th overall in the NBA
LA has the Kings, Clippers, Lakers all in the playoffs
New York has the Knicks, Nets, Rangers, Islanders, Devils all in
Minny has the Wild and Timberwolves both in
The Miami Heat and Florida Panthers are the 8 seed in both sports
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Boston in particular can get bent. Look at the last 20 years of being a sports fan in that city:
2003: Patriots Super Bowl
2004: Red Sox World Series, Patriots Super Bowl
2007: Red Sox World Series (Patriots lose in Super Bowl)
2008: Celtics NBA Champions
2010: (Celtics lose in NBA Championship)
2011: Bruins Stanley Cup (Patriots lose in Super Bowl)
2013: Red Sox World Series (Bruins lose in Stanley Cup Final)
2014: Patriots Super Bowl
2016: Patriots Super Bowl
2017: (Patriots lose in Super Bowl)
2018: Red Sox World Series, Patriots Super Bowl
2019: (Bruins lose in Stanley Cup Final)
2022: (Celtics lose in NBA Championship)
Not exactly a long suffering fan base in any league lol.