Is New York counting the devils and islanders?

To be fair, 1 championship in several decades is still better than 0 championships in several decades.

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This is not beautiful and a terrible sample, 1st year students doesn’t mean anything, and why only 90-100%, that is a small difference and depends on countless factors

> There's no reason to exclude it except to pacify Americans.

Or maybe OP knew the NFL is more popular than the CFL in Canada, making it the top league.

https://www.canadafootballchat.com/how-popular-is-the-nfl-in-canada/

After looking at the Google Maps images, the four biggest (Meadow Bridge, Moorefield, Tyler, and Tygarts) are all combination fields with a softball field and/or football field. Meadow Bridge and Tyler have moveable fences to act as the outfield fence, so it wouldn’t be nearly that far for a home run. It looks to be the same at the other two, but those fields were lined for football, so the fences were most likely put away for the season.

I'm from DC, so I'll gladly take the soccer championships, but I don't think most Americans would consider them legit championships on the level of the other sports.

Was literally talking about this at Christmas with my brother and cousin. I think one of them said Aaron Judge likely wouldn’t have broken whichever record it was had he not played for the Yankees due to the short outfield in Yankee Stadium.

Dayum! What did they do to get so many girls to sign up?

It's not on the HS campus, looks like they just use their football field as a baseball field as well

MJ did ruined a lot of dreams, no question about that.

Homes should not be a product. There shouldn't be a market for them.

Not yet at the point where the 1985 Bears, 1994 Rangers, 2008 Celtics or 2020 Dodgers are at the most milking of one championship.

The 40s and 50s were when New York City claimed World Series titles by default.

Maybe me and your bro can start our own support group.

Look at all the cities whose NBA team peaked at the exact same time as Michael Jordan, with the majority not being able to compete post-Jordan:

• New York City (Knicks)

• Seattle (Sonics)

• Portland (Blazers)

• Phoenix (Suns)

• Salt Lake City (Jazz)

• Indianapolis (Pacers)

Reckon without Jordan, two or three of these cities would’ve had a basketball championship by now.

It collects data and everyone knows how to use it. I don't see a problem since analysis is done elsewhere.

My little brother was born less than two weeks after the last Cowboys Super Bowl win. And I have to console him every January when they’ve flamed-out in the postseason since.

If it weren’t for MLS, the city of Los Angeles would be more despaired of sports titles than any other city.

as an american who has gone to canada, cfl is definitely a major sport event. it is one of the most viewed sports there. i believe the grey cup previously was the most viewed sporting event in canada.

Not just the Super Bowls; all NFL championships they recognize including the pre-merger titles. Which is why the Bears and Packers have double-digit NFL title wins.

I'm curious. Why is that?

Imagine a professional plumber using garden hose for your indoor plumbing

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But they're still championships, so they should still count.