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The most miserable sports cities

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by lookitsme, Feb 28, 2011.

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  1. lookitsme

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    #1 lookitsme, Feb 28, 2011
  2. GlenRice

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    Without clicking I'm gong to say 6

    Edit: I swear that was a total guess.
     
    #2 GlenRice, Feb 28, 2011
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    A few bad years in sports come on .
     
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    C town should be higher
     
    #4 GlenRice, Feb 28, 2011
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    They rate it at how close you get there with out winning. The only team that was close was the Cavs a few seasons ago, and the Indians back in 97.
     
    #5 Kam, Feb 28, 2011
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    its too bad BAWWWWWWSTUN isn't in there.
     
    #6 TheChosenOne, Feb 28, 2011
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    No, but if the ever have a list of cities with the most whiny little b****es, I'd put money on them being at the top.
     
    #7 Fatty FatBastard, Feb 28, 2011
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    New York takes the cake in that category.
     
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    I don't think Wendy and Tom would like hearing that! Boston fans are just SOOOOO passionate!
     
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    I'm surprised at how good this list this is. Cleveland immediately comes to mind but I would not have thought of Seattle, Phoenix or Atlanta as their teams have been successful (at times) but they stink once they get to the postseason. Which brings up another question?

    Would you rather have your team win it all and then stink for 20 years straight OR

    Would you rather them be consistently great year-after-year but they can't get over the hump and they never win it all.
     
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    Tom still thinks Yastrzemski plays for the Red Sox and Wendy will root for any team that's winning.

    In other words, they don't count as real fans.
     
    #11 Fatty FatBastard, Feb 28, 2011
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    The latter. The former just breeds apathy and bandwagoners.

    And I think if a city loses a team they should shoot a lot higher up this list.
     
    #12 Fatty FatBastard, Feb 28, 2011
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    I call foul. Jordan was a bull and back to old form during our second ring. Not our fault he couldn't make it there to award it to us.
     
    #13 CrazyDave, Feb 28, 2011
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    That's how they measured it. They measured it about being so damn close, but so far away. Atlanta had those teams in the 90s that won all those division titles, but came away with one World Series. The Hawks were somewhat decent in the early to mid 90s. In fact, if I recall, they were the top seed in the east in 1994 I think.
     
    #14 Kam, Feb 28, 2011
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    No kidding. The loss of Grant was why he was in the Finals and Jordan wasn't. Also factor in that San Antonio had the best record that year and Dennis Rodman was their 2nd best player.

    It pissed me off to no end when San Antonio traded him to the damn Bulls. I still feel deep down that Stern made a deal with them. They did get Duncan after all, and a few championships to boot for the trade, didn't they?
     
    #15 Fatty FatBastard, Feb 28, 2011
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    damn, I was looking up basketball-reference.

    rodman was averaging 17 rebounds a game in 93-94.
     
    #16 Kam, Feb 28, 2011
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    JORDAN PLAYED IN 1995

    How hard is it for these so-called sports writers to understand?

    (Rodman was a beast- he should be in the HOF)
     
    #17 Xerobull, Feb 28, 2011
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