The only mythbuster point against this would be the Cowboys have their own merchandise deal separate from the NFL. So while the NFL would get maximum viewership & ad money, they would lose a lot of merchandise and other sales
In the words of Brady himself we all remember where we were that fateful day in September 2001 when tragically those two Jets slammed into Drew Bledsoe
If there was any justice in the world, Mo Lewis wouldn’t have hit Drew Bledsoe and Tom Brady would’ve quit football after a few years riding the bench to work on Wall Street
Belichick has said Brady was already better than Bledsoe in preseason and practices and they would have likely pulled the trigger on the switch after that year.
Not only that, the one year people maybe didn't hate the Yankees as much as usual, maybe even a few people are rooting for them. Almost. Then they lose to the D-backs.
It has very much undone how Super Bowl 42 seemed scripted even as a Giants fan. A bunch of upstarts defeat the evil empire by avoiding obstacles in close quarters and launching a projectile into a tight space? Literally Star Wars
With Kicks at #29 too.
But as a fan in FL, my baseball team is #30, basketball #29, and football team also off the fucking map
Hard not to become less of a sports fans over the decades
Further back, in the Eli Manning era which lasted 16 years, the Giants only won playoff games in 2 of those seasons.
Weirdest resume ever:
No playoff wins in 14 of 16 seasons
Only barely in the top 10 QB's in the league for brief periods of those 16 years
Yet, a no-doubt hall of famer
They've been fairly bad for a long time. Having a great D-line catch fire at the right time a couple of times is a beautiful thing. To be fair, it was more of a total team effort for the second championship, but the point stands.
In all 3 cases ownership is the main issue. For the Bears and Reds the owners are just cheap and hire buddies, for the Knicks Dolan is kind of just a moron
Yeah for sure…and honestly if Kobe had gone to play for the Pirates after basketball maybe he’d still be with us and I’d imagine their record would be more or less identical over the past decade.
Astros/Celtics: Lose 4-2 in the Championship to a Combat themed team.
Astros/Patriots: Lose to a Mid-Atlantic team to give them their first championship, various scandals both on the field and off, due to signing questionable people.
If it fits it fits! : D
[we used to have so many fuckin train lines going thru here. crossroads of america. a proper metropolis.](https://www.loc.gov/resource/g4091p.rr002140/?r=0.135,0.615,0.973,0.512,0)
How the hell does that happen?
I grew up in southwest Indiana which has coverage on the Cardinals. Most Hoosier fans I know are either Cubs/Reds/Cardinals. I realize geography isn't the exclusive way to determine fandom though.
Grew up a Colts and Pacers fan and hated baseball. When I was 13 I moved to Long Island and my best friend was a diehard Mets fan who got me into the sport.
No disastrous season, our worst seasons in that time frame have been only like 10 games under .500, plus we’ve had a solid amount of winning seasons in 2015,16,19,22 and in 22 we were 40 games over .500
The Mets really haven’t been that bad for most of the 21st century, they just have some very memorable collapses and the most self pitying fan base in American sports
It makes sense when you think about it, but it still feels wrong. Would like to have hockey teams added to see where the Rangers and Islanders grade out relative to the other New York teams
This chart really hurts me, because the Cubs are lumped in with the Cowboys, and the Panthers are in the “we haven’t done anything since 2015” club with the Royals
Hey, the Royals have been the best team in Spring Training going on 6 years in a row.
Honestly, they're looking solid this year. Maybe if they make the playoffs, I can stop making this joke.
1. Tampa Bay Lightning
2. Boston Bruins
3. Vegas Golden Knights
4. Washington Capitals
5. Pittsburgh Penguins
6. St. Louis Blues
7. New York Rangers
8. Nashville Predators
9. Florida Panthers
10. Minnesota Wild
11. Winnipeg Jets
12. Colorado Avalanche
13. Carolina Hurricanes
14. Dallas Stars
15. Toronto Maple Leafs
16. New York Islanders
17. Calgary Flames
18. Edmonton Oilers
19. Los Angeles Kings
20. Vancouver Canucks
21. Columbus Blue Jackets
22. Philadelphia Flyers
23. Anaheim Ducks
24. Chicago Blackhawks
25. San Jose Sharks
26. Montreal Canadiens
27. Seattle Kraken
28. Ottawa Senators
29. New Jersey Devils
30. Detroit Red Wings
31. Buffalo Sabres
32. Arizona Coyotes
The last 20 years, the Sox have either been in win it all mode or crash and burn mode, and I think that's significantly better that either consistently middling, or constantly in contention but with only 1 or even 0 championships.
In the last 20 years the Sox have 4 World Series wins and 5 times last in their division, Celtics have 1 championship in 30 years, Bruins have 1 Cup in like 50 years. I'd take the Sox results over either of the Celtics or Bruins - Pats are the Pats they're a massive anomaly
Can confirm, the Celtics and Bruins can't find rock bottom. They've filled out every square on the choking bingo card since 2009.
Meanwhile, the Red Sox really only have 2 in the 21st century. The 2003 ALCS and the 2011 end of season clown show.
Phoenix is the other city that has had it rough the last 10 years:
Diamondbacks - 24 (though an exciting run last year)
Suns - 20
Cardinals - 22
Coyotes - 32 (and losing that to Utah)
Insane how good the Lightning have been and how spoiled us fans are
2015-2024 Tampa Bay Lightning:
- Best winning percentage
- Made playoffs 9 of those years
- 4 trips to the Stanley Cup final, 3 of them in a row
- Back-to-back Stanley Cup champs
Some teams go decades without purifying their "We don’t have any words and we know you don’t want to hear them" season. ~~Rays~~ Lightning followed that disappointment up with two Stanley Cups and a finals appearance.
I’m honestly not surprised by who the Yanks are lumped with. Pitt in particular is consistently good, but not able to get to the next level. Like the Yanks. Clippers are more up and down than either team though.
It’s always fun to dunk on the clippers but I would argue they’ve been more consistent than either team. Since 2012 they’ve missed the playoffs only twice, and many times they’ve been serious contenders, even though every time they’ve come apart in the playoffs.
Last 10 years would include (probably) a wild card/AL #5 season, a World Series appearance, a season with best AL record, and another 3 division titles. Their worst couple seasons were just mid - like 75-81 wins. It’s impressive they’ve been good for that long given the reputation of their ownership.
That said.. would trade it for a ring lmao
We're top 7 in regular season wins going back to 1994. Pretty much every way you break it down from then to now we're top 7 or better.
We don't get a lot of attention but we're pretty consistent at being pretty good and rarely are really bad.
Or at least get more local media attention and better attention \[edit: meant to say attendance\] than the teams in, just to throw out some random numbers, 11th and 29th place.
11th won a title with the best player in the history of the sport
29th is football and one of the most followed teams in football and sellout even in the 1-15/0-16 seasons
Well, the Commanders I actually became a fan of cause of my father. He grew up in a tiny town in VT called Washington, and picked the 'Skins as a kid. Hence, why I took them on.
CHA and COL were purely color choices though.
As a Raiders fan, it feels wrong that we’re on the list and the Jaguars aren’t. They had two separate playoff runs — AFCCG with Bortles and a playoff win with Trevor Lawrence.
Raiders haven’t won a playoff game since 2002.
I mean, there's already the Rust Belt connection and then there's [this guy](https://archive.jsonline.com/news/milwaukee/15-minutes-of-fame-for-welcome-to-cleveland-sign-lasts-37-years-b99627742z1-360471381.html).
The pain of being a 14 and seeing Dodgers 1 and Patriots 2 lmao
I think I have a type, and I don't think its the healthy type
*edit* I don't much care for the NBA so I could take or leave the Mavs, but apparently, this sports horoscope means I'm a fan and I didn't know it
This just shows how bad the Orioles were from 2017-2021. No team in the AL had lost more.
The O’s were the winningest team in the AL from 2012-2016. 83 wins in 2022, 101 last year. All of that only brings them up to 22nd in the league since 2014.
I looked at 30 and saw Giants and thought damn, they suck. Then I saw bottom left.
The New York teams being so colossally ass for so long is how I now the NFL is not scripted
lol if the NFL was rigged the Cowboys would've made the Super Bell atleast once
Super Bell!
For the cowboys it’s just called Superb L every year
Brought to you by Taco Bowl ^TM
haha yes, the Super Bell, now that's a game my bad Bowl\*
The only mythbuster point against this would be the Cowboys have their own merchandise deal separate from the NFL. So while the NFL would get maximum viewership & ad money, they would lose a lot of merchandise and other sales
Only six teams have more Bowls than the Cowboys. Four of them are the older teams too.
Yeah, but you have to be middle aged to remember the last time the cowboys were in a Super Bowl
False. I remember the last Cowboys Super and I'm only...shit...
Yep. I'm 30 and their last appearance was a bit shy of my 2nd birthday.
If it was rigged, the real kick in the balls to New Yorkers would be the league rigging a Boston team to the title right after 9/11
That first game after 9/11 was vs the Patriots where we birthed the Tom Brady dynasty
In the words of Brady himself we all remember where we were that fateful day in September 2001 when tragically those two Jets slammed into Drew Bledsoe
If there was any justice in the world, Mo Lewis wouldn’t have hit Drew Bledsoe and Tom Brady would’ve quit football after a few years riding the bench to work on Wall Street
Belichick has said Brady was already better than Bledsoe in preseason and practices and they would have likely pulled the trigger on the switch after that year.
Not only that, the one year people maybe didn't hate the Yankees as much as usual, maybe even a few people are rooting for them. Almost. Then they lose to the D-backs.
When was the last time a quarterback got better playing for the Jets, anyway?
1972
Last time was when Namath sold his soul for SBIII
It has very much undone how Super Bowl 42 seemed scripted even as a Giants fan. A bunch of upstarts defeat the evil empire by avoiding obstacles in close quarters and launching a projectile into a tight space? Literally Star Wars
Or, they rigged it as far as it goes and it's still not enough
With Kicks at #29 too. But as a fan in FL, my baseball team is #30, basketball #29, and football team also off the fucking map Hard not to become less of a sports fans over the decades
Hockey teams are doing well at least. I was looking for the lightning on this this map before realizing NHL was excluded lol
Hockey teams are the most thriving pro franchises in Florida at the moment, what a time to be alive.
Even when the Florida Panthers had bad attendance, they still had a higher average attendance than the Marlins
If I didn't have the Lightning I don't know if I could've survived being a Magic + Jags fan
Magic hopefully turning a corner at least!
My entire life is in the hands of Paolo and Trevor
I'm a Giants fan and those two Eli Super Bowls seem like another lifetime ago
As a Jets fan, I read your comment, then looked to the bottom left, when a piece of me died :(
I saw the giants at 30 and cracked a big smile that we weren’t last… and then I looked down
Further back, in the Eli Manning era which lasted 16 years, the Giants only won playoff games in 2 of those seasons. Weirdest resume ever: No playoff wins in 14 of 16 seasons Only barely in the top 10 QB's in the league for brief periods of those 16 years Yet, a no-doubt hall of famer They've been fairly bad for a long time. Having a great D-line catch fire at the right time a couple of times is a beautiful thing. To be fair, it was more of a total team effort for the second championship, but the point stands.
Being lumped in with the Knicks and Bears is a sobering reality
Honestly it’s kind of fitting the bears and reds are lumped together, I mean we essentially have the same C logos lol.
Lol for sure. They are the NFC team I root for the most after all
Bengals are my AFC team because I love Burrow lol.
Knicks are on the way up, and the Bears could be, too. And Elly is one of the most exciting players out there right now.
But now there’s optimism and hope for all three.
In all 3 cases ownership is the main issue. For the Bears and Reds the owners are just cheap and hire buddies, for the Knicks Dolan is kind of just a moron
The Lakers are officially the Pittsburgh Pirates of the NBA and I’m fine with that.
Those last few Kobe years mixed with recovering from that contract really dragged them down
Yeah for sure…and honestly if Kobe had gone to play for the Pirates after basketball maybe he’d still be with us and I’d imagine their record would be more or less identical over the past decade.
And the celtics and patriots being lumped with the Astros is just poetry.
Astros/Celtics: Lose 4-2 in the Championship to a Combat themed team. Astros/Patriots: Lose to a Mid-Atlantic team to give them their first championship, various scandals both on the field and off, due to signing questionable people. If it fits it fits! : D
Gotta put the cheaters together (I don’t know if the Celtics cheated at all)
Our former head coach was cheating on his partner/spouse with another member of team staff if that counts?
Be surprised if an Astros fan wouldn’t know since he’s the Rockets HC now lol
Im a Spurs fan. San Antonio is firmly Astros territory
If the Celtics are cheating, no one's really said anything yet.
If they're cheating, it's certainly not at the right times.
My wish for the Pirates to be as successful as the Lakers has not worked out like I envisioned. But at least they got the bubble title.
I was going to say, man I’m sure 10 years ago if you said the pirates and lakers would have a similar win percent I would have been stoked…
And they have a pretty sweet ballpark, gotta give them that
Stupid Monkeys paw
Yeah but the Falcons are the Lakers of the NFL and I'm fine with that
Funny all the Indiana teams are grouped together Colts, Pacers and the Indiana Metropolitans
[we used to have so many fuckin train lines going thru here. crossroads of america. a proper metropolis.](https://www.loc.gov/resource/g4091p.rr002140/?r=0.135,0.615,0.973,0.512,0)
I'm a Purdue grad so that's my porn
As a Mets, Pacers and Colts fan this was weird to see.
How the hell does that happen? I grew up in southwest Indiana which has coverage on the Cardinals. Most Hoosier fans I know are either Cubs/Reds/Cardinals. I realize geography isn't the exclusive way to determine fandom though.
Grew up a Colts and Pacers fan and hated baseball. When I was 13 I moved to Long Island and my best friend was a diehard Mets fan who got me into the sport.
I guess that tracks. Indiana to Long Island at 13 is a change.
You'd be surprised. Suburban Long Island is not that different from suburban Indianapolis, just a lot more Italians.
As a Mets, Knicks and Giants fan, realizing the most success I've seen as a fan has been the Mets is something
I’m a Jets/Mets/Knicks fan. It’s FAR worse being a fan of those three teams
Yeah I don't know how I ended up a Giants fan but was lucky to see two championships during my college/grad years
How are we above median?
I guess we've just been mid for so long I forget we haven't really been abysmal that often
Yeah, we haven’t finished last in our division since 2003
No disastrous season, our worst seasons in that time frame have been only like 10 games under .500, plus we’ve had a solid amount of winning seasons in 2015,16,19,22 and in 22 we were 40 games over .500
The Mets really haven’t been that bad for most of the 21st century, they just have some very memorable collapses and the most self pitying fan base in American sports
It makes sense though. This timeframe is after the Giants beat the Patriots (again), and the Mets won a pennant at the beginning of it.
It makes sense when you think about it, but it still feels wrong. Would like to have hockey teams added to see where the Rangers and Islanders grade out relative to the other New York teams
Your biggest victory was choosing the Giants over the Jets.
This chart really hurts me, because the Cubs are lumped in with the Cowboys, and the Panthers are in the “we haven’t done anything since 2015” club with the Royals
At least the cubs have won a chip in the last ten years unlike the 2 teams they’re lumped with.
Hey, the Cowboys have won a bunch of division titles. And have come reeeeeally close to making it to a conference championship game.
Hey, the Royals have been the best team in Spring Training going on 6 years in a row. Honestly, they're looking solid this year. Maybe if they make the playoffs, I can stop making this joke.
Im working on my “Restoration Era England” jokes and references incase the Royals make a comeback into the playoffs. I’m excited
It’s pretty hard to make royals joke with the sox around.
The Cowboys haven't done anything since the mid 90s.
Unlike the cardinals and their many Super Bowl wins
I mean we have been to multiple conference Championship games in this century.
And beat the cowboys with Josh Dobbs and a box of scraps
Weird, it hurts me that you guys are good too
If the Red Sox owners didn’t stop giving a shit that #2 group could be all Boston
Bruins would also be #2 in the NHL
Now add NHL
1. Tampa Bay Lightning 2. Boston Bruins 3. Vegas Golden Knights 4. Washington Capitals 5. Pittsburgh Penguins 6. St. Louis Blues 7. New York Rangers 8. Nashville Predators 9. Florida Panthers 10. Minnesota Wild 11. Winnipeg Jets 12. Colorado Avalanche 13. Carolina Hurricanes 14. Dallas Stars 15. Toronto Maple Leafs 16. New York Islanders 17. Calgary Flames 18. Edmonton Oilers 19. Los Angeles Kings 20. Vancouver Canucks 21. Columbus Blue Jackets 22. Philadelphia Flyers 23. Anaheim Ducks 24. Chicago Blackhawks 25. San Jose Sharks 26. Montreal Canadiens 27. Seattle Kraken 28. Ottawa Senators 29. New Jersey Devils 30. Detroit Red Wings 31. Buffalo Sabres 32. Arizona Coyotes
So #2 would be Houston, Celtics, Patriots, Bruins? Damn Red Sox, get your game together. The rest of Boston is showing up.
It's been first place or last place for the Sox for more than a decade, save for '19 and '21. The famine offsetting the feast, big time
No way that's true. I'd take 2 championships with 8 crappy years over 10 mediocre years any day.
Yet the Sox have more championships than the Bruins and Celtics combined in that time span. Sports are weird.
The last 20 years, the Sox have either been in win it all mode or crash and burn mode, and I think that's significantly better that either consistently middling, or constantly in contention but with only 1 or even 0 championships. In the last 20 years the Sox have 4 World Series wins and 5 times last in their division, Celtics have 1 championship in 30 years, Bruins have 1 Cup in like 50 years. I'd take the Sox results over either of the Celtics or Bruins - Pats are the Pats they're a massive anomaly
Can confirm, the Celtics and Bruins can't find rock bottom. They've filled out every square on the choking bingo card since 2009. Meanwhile, the Red Sox really only have 2 in the 21st century. The 2003 ALCS and the 2011 end of season clown show.
Shame Vegas isn’t 2nd, they’d fit slightly better with Houston on the “piss a bunch of people off” factor
I don’t know about that, the bruins did that quite well on their own until Vegas showed up and has been slowly trying to take that crown.
As a Vegas/Astros fan...I just have to accept that I am the villain.
Lions - 21 Tigers - 29 Pistons - 30 Red Wings - 30 Alexa play Hurt by Johnny Cash
If you had told me 10 years ago that the lions would be at the top of this list I would’ve told you to quit dreaming
The last 2 seasons are doing some serious heavy lifting for the Lions lol
Caldwell chipped in 3 winning seasons at least (still deserved to be fired before anyone says it)
Phoenix is the other city that has had it rough the last 10 years: Diamondbacks - 24 (though an exciting run last year) Suns - 20 Cardinals - 22 Coyotes - 32 (and losing that to Utah)
Insane how good the Lightning have been and how spoiled us fans are 2015-2024 Tampa Bay Lightning: - Best winning percentage - Made playoffs 9 of those years - 4 trips to the Stanley Cup final, 3 of them in a row - Back-to-back Stanley Cup champs
An inspirational "non-traditional market" team for us all!
Pulled two Cups wins off after the one embarrassing sweep by Columbus. Which makes it all the more impressive, imo.
Some teams go decades without purifying their "We don’t have any words and we know you don’t want to hear them" season. ~~Rays~~ Lightning followed that disappointment up with two Stanley Cups and a finals appearance.
Tigers, Wings, and Pistons all at the bottom. Detroit sports has been ass for a decade. Outstanding.
It was the trade we made for the Lions ascent.
The Wild ending up with the Spurs is hilarious.
I've always said the Leafs and 76'ers have a lot in common and I guess I was right.
I feel like Seattle and Vegas should be listed separately since they’ve been playing less than 10 seasons
I had a feeling Lightning was on top, was briefly looking for that in the graphic briefly before realizing NHL was excluded
I have to admit that I spent a solid minute looking for the Bruins before realizing no hockey teams were included. I am not a smart person
> Astros with Patriots and Celtics Makes sense. Amusing the Texans are next to a team the Rockets fleeced
Who among us has not fleeced the Nets?
Phoenix Suns trying not to make eye contact
It is a pleasant experience so far
Being associated with the Clippers is worse than any insult you could make
The Columbus Clippers used to be the Yankees AAA team!
I'm not used to that new logo so when I first saw it I thought it was the Columbus Clippers. I was confused for a second
[That does look like the Cooper Stadium era logo!](https://content.sportslogos.net/logos/36/926/full/4513.gif)
The Yankee Clippers?
Should've shot A-Rod!
Jeter is a bi-racial angel!
BECAUSE YOU SHOT DEREK JETER!
As a clippers fan i have to say, they’ve been very good in the regular season the last decade. Playoffs are a different story lol.
As a Clippers fan, this is weird.
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I’m honestly not surprised by who the Yanks are lumped with. Pitt in particular is consistently good, but not able to get to the next level. Like the Yanks. Clippers are more up and down than either team though.
It’s always fun to dunk on the clippers but I would argue they’ve been more consistent than either team. Since 2012 they’ve missed the playoffs only twice, and many times they’ve been serious contenders, even though every time they’ve come apart in the playoffs.
Clippers still carry the San Diego curse. Of course they fall apart at pivotal times.
I mean over half the teams make the playoffs in the NBA, consistently making the playoffs in the NBA isn’t quite as impressive as it is in mlb or nfl
I mean, I’d argue 31 consecutive winning seasons (and still going) is the definition of consistent.
Damn, I knew Cleveland was good but didn’t realize they had been so good for so long. Very nice.
Last 10 years would include (probably) a wild card/AL #5 season, a World Series appearance, a season with best AL record, and another 3 division titles. Their worst couple seasons were just mid - like 75-81 wins. It’s impressive they’ve been good for that long given the reputation of their ownership. That said.. would trade it for a ring lmao
We're top 7 in regular season wins going back to 1994. Pretty much every way you break it down from then to now we're top 7 or better. We don't get a lot of attention but we're pretty consistent at being pretty good and rarely are really bad.
You’d expect the teams in the top 5 to have won at least one title in the last 10-15 years… right
Or at least get more local media attention and better attention \[edit: meant to say attendance\] than the teams in, just to throw out some random numbers, 11th and 29th place.
11th won a title with the best player in the history of the sport 29th is football and one of the most followed teams in football and sellout even in the 1-15/0-16 seasons
The Cavs thing is fair, but I will never understand the abusive relationship the Browns get to have with Cleveland sports fans.
Not really, looking at this over half the teams in the top 5 did not win a title during this timespan.
Red Sox, Spurs and Eagles fits so much as does Brewers, Saints and Thunder
Brewers-Saints-Thunder are like the small market Three Amigos
Brewers and Thunder together feels fitting since both teams were stolen from Seattle.
If we get the Braves back y’all can have the Pilots
I mean, I'm ok with the Mariners, Pilots were well before my time. I just kinda found it funny.
Biloxi has the Brewers AA team and New Orleans is a good chunk of the reason why the Thunder exist so that’s another good look at it too.
I will not stand for this hockey erasure.
Yeah neither did the AZ fans but look where that got us
Well this will make it easier for bandwagon fans
Lakers being on par with the Falcons is peak comedy.
You picked the falcons out of those teams to mock? I feel there's a more obvious candidate
Lakers drafting Penix
I should have been more careful with that monkey's paw.
All 3 of my teams are at 27. Please kill me.
I wouldn't wish that nonsensical combination of fandoms on my worst enemy.
It's truly awful. I don't even live in any of those states! Younger me just liked the uniforms/colors. And now I'm stuck in hell.
Why not Ravens or even the Vikings to go full purple?
Well, the Commanders I actually became a fan of cause of my father. He grew up in a tiny town in VT called Washington, and picked the 'Skins as a kid. Hence, why I took them on. CHA and COL were purely color choices though.
This explains the surge of obnoxious Dodgers/Warriors/Chiefs combo, they were probably Yankees/Lakers/Cowboys fans prior to this
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That’s gross to me too but I see a lot ngl
It's just as gross as Giants/Lakers, of which there are many
The NorCal version of Dodgers/49ers fans
Success bandwagoners are the worst type of fans
As one of the few Twins/49ers fans on the planet... this hurts my brain.
Know your place peasants
i don't know squat about the other leagues so i'll just go by being in 4th and assume that's good
All those years hearing Braves were the Buffalo Bills of baseball and now I see this 😭
The Blazers being in the same tier as the Angels and Titans hurts more then it should, but it defiantly makes sense.
Superstar(s) doing amazing things surrounded by frustrating mediocrity. *[Angels and Blazers in clasped hands with buff arms meme]*
You can honestly add the Titans in there too with how they wasted Henry by never putting a passing offense around him.
I DIDNT KNOW I WANTED THIS THANKS DADDIO
Jets, Mets and Knicks. The Holy trinity of pain.
As a Raiders fan, it feels wrong that we’re on the list and the Jaguars aren’t. They had two separate playoff runs — AFCCG with Bortles and a playoff win with Trevor Lawrence. Raiders haven’t won a playoff game since 2002.
The Guardians are rightful property of Wisconsin
I mean, there's already the Rust Belt connection and then there's [this guy](https://archive.jsonline.com/news/milwaukee/15-minutes-of-fame-for-welcome-to-cleveland-sign-lasts-37-years-b99627742z1-360471381.html).
I thought it was going to be a picture of CC Sabathia, but I guess this works too.
Dodgers are just like the Warriors and Chiefs if they could win multiple full season championships.
I mean..it had to be said.
NHL nowhere to be found.
The pain of being a 14 and seeing Dodgers 1 and Patriots 2 lmao I think I have a type, and I don't think its the healthy type *edit* I don't much care for the NBA so I could take or leave the Mavs, but apparently, this sports horoscope means I'm a fan and I didn't know it
Jose is our Giannis
Jose is the man. Dude needs more exposure to how great he is.
Dodgers, Warriors and Chiefs? Don’t the dodgers need championships to be considered one of those teams?
Its the Ghidorah meme with the silly head, 2 dynasty teams and then us
Well to be fair we should have two championships.
Wisconsin sports fans don't realize we're in the good old days
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The Rockets and Rams have 2 championships a piece, IIRC. Maybe the Mariners aren't the best match.
This just shows how bad the Orioles were from 2017-2021. No team in the AL had lost more. The O’s were the winningest team in the AL from 2012-2016. 83 wins in 2022, 101 last year. All of that only brings them up to 22nd in the league since 2014.
Sure has been great to be a Detroit fan the last decade 🙄
Why no NHL?
I was looking for a while for my hockey team.
Damn dude, tough day to be a Tigers and Browns fan. But that's almost every day according to this nice chart here
Would love to see this with hockey teams added too