Top 10 Winningest Sports Cities

[Brown Eyed Girl 1]

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#10

Baltimore/Washington - 11 Championship Titles

 

#9

2-Way Tie: Pittsburgh and Philadelphia - 12 Championship Titles each

 

#8

2-Way Tie: St. Louis and San Francisco - 12 Championship Titles each

 

#7

Chicago - 15 Championship Titles

 

#6

Toronto - 15 Championship Titles

 

#5

Detroit - 17 Championship Titles

 

#4

Los Angeles - 20 Championship Titles

 

#3

Montreal - 26 Championship Titles

 

#2

Boston - 30 Championship Titles

 

#1

New York - 51 Championship Titles

[Riddlen 1]

montreal

[donhaas 18]

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[swirvenirvin 25]

[Giants Fan 85]

That's not fair ... New York has 4 MLB and NFL TEAMS, plus the Ranger's ....

 

You gotta measure it ... each team by what the City has ... or change the requirements.

 

Tucson, Arizona (we never asked for the Cardinals, remeber they WERE the Phoenix Cardinals at first)

 

Arizona Wildcat basketball team: 23 straight years to the NCAA Tournament. That's an alltime record. One championship.

 

The baseball team, has 3 national championships.

 

The girls softball team has SEVEN!

 

Yeah ... TUCSON! Bich.

 

Nobody cares about the D-Backs in Tucson either.

[BMoney 0]

Arizona basketball is 1 for 23? ouch....

 

 

 

 

where is Green Bay on this list??

[pacman_fl 0]

 

where is Green Bay on this list??

 

 

no question about it

[Yer mom 2]

Dance, go rush to the speaker that booms, I'm killing your brain like a poisonous mushroom

[Sho Nuff 720]

For baseball, I started keeping tabs from 1903, the year of the first World Series. For the NHL, the starting point was 1917, when the league was formed. It was 1967 for the NFL, the year of the first Super Bowl, and for the NBA I started in 1946. Cities got credit for championships by teams that have folded or since moved -- providing that the victory came while the team still called the city home.

 

Must have been a Bear's fan who decided to do this list...why else would he take when the NHL and NBA first started....but only use the Super Bowl for the NFL...which was around long before 1967?

[resser2 0]

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#10

Baltimore/Washington - 11 Championship Titles

 

#9

2-Way Tie: Pittsburgh and Philadelphia - 12 Championship Titles each

 

#8

2-Way Tie: St. Louis and San Francisco - 12 Championship Titles each

 

#7

Chicago - 15 Championship Titles

 

#6

Toronto - 15 Championship Titles

 

#5

Detroit - 17 Championship Titles GO LIONS!

 

 

#4

Los Angeles - 20 Championship Titles

 

#3

Montreal - 26 Championship Titles

 

#2

Boston - 30 Championship Titles

 

#1

New York - 51 Championship Titles

[SWC 0]

Must have been a Bear's fan who decided to do this list...why else would he take when the NHL and NBA first started....but only use the Super Bowl for the NFL...which was around long before 1967?

 

No doubt. That's kind of ridiculous, and ignores a large part of professional football's past.

[indybearsfan 0]

Must have been a Bear's fan who decided to do this list...why else would he take when the NHL and NBA first started....but only use the Super Bowl for the NFL...which was around long before 1967?

 

 

yeah cause i'm sure the bears fans would want to ommit their own 8 championships and the two cardinals championships that would move them up in the list. after all, bear fans are noted for not dwelling on the past and what not.

[Sho Nuff 720]

yeah cause i'm sure the bears fans would want to ommit their own 8 championships and the two cardinals championships that would move them up in the list. after all, bear fans are noted for not dwelling on the past and what not.

 

To not include Green Bay in the list...yes, I think a Bears fan might.

Or maybe a Cowboys fan...

 

Not dwelling on the past?

How long have Bears fans been talking about 85? Please...

[indybearsfan 0]

Not dwelling on the past?

How long have Bears fans been talking about 85? Please...

 

 

sarcasm.. catch it!!!!!!!

 

[Evil number 0]

Must have been a Bear's fan who decided to do this list...why else would he take when the NHL and NBA first started....but only use the Super Bowl for the NFL...which was around long before 1967?

 

the Bears won a bunch of NFL championships before 1967 so why would it be a bears fan?

[Sho Nuff 720]

the Bears won a bunch of NFL championships before 1967 so why would it be a bears fan?

 

To keep Green Bay off of the list?

[Mungwater 597]

Even if Green Bay's Championships were included, they would be number 10 on the list or so, but if you took the bears/cardinals, Chicago would be number 4..

 

I need to look it up, but I think the Pack would be number 10, but it still doesn't make any sense that any bears fan would sacrafice jumping to number 4 just because of green bay would jump to 10.

[GettnHuge 2]

 

#9

Philadelphia - 12 Championship Titles each

 

 

how many of those are credited to Rocky? 2? 3?

Philthy teams

[pt_mck 7]

montreal

Stanley Cups count.

 

But they don't count Grey Cups!?!?!!

[Jeremy 0]

Football started in 1967?

 

We're still calling hockey a "major sport?"