Most Cursed Sports Town?

[GloucesterChief]

Now with KC and Cleveland winning championships, who is now the most cursed sports town?

I think it would be Buffalo. Not only the four superbowl losses in a row but also the 1999 Stanley Cup finals and the skate in the crease game. The other would be Minneapolis. Yes, the Twins won a couple of World Series in the early 90s but since then a lot of heartbreak in football. The Atlanta Falcons playoff game and this years missed chip shot field goal come to mind.

[eDave]

Originally Posted by Dayze

KC Should be in the conversation, absolutely.

Emotionally, yes. Statistically, no.

[eDave]

Man, I love that pic. KC is a cool town.

[Deberg_1990]

Originally Posted by Dayze

KC Should be in the conversation, absolutely.

Football sure...

But Royals and Sporting KC.....

[tk13]

Yeah, KC has had some brutal stretches, but I don't think it's quite in the same class as some of these other cities anymore.

Even with 20 years of horrible baseball, the Royals are now one of the most successful expansion teams ever. They've won 2 WS and 4 pennants in less than 50 years. Most all the teams ahead of them now have been around for a century. Look at the division. The Indians have been around for 115 years, they have 2 WS and 5 pennants. The Twins organization has been around 115 years, 3 titles and 6 pennants. The White Sox have 3 titles and 5 pennants. The Royals are right there with them.

You could go on, teams like the Phillies and Cubs who have been around for 100+ years and only have 2 titles.

[C3HIEF3S]

KC isn't in the conversation currently. If this was 2014, sure.

[DeepPurple]

Originally Posted by Jewish Rabbi

**** Cleveland. Even before the Cavs won... Most of those people root for Ohio State, right? All the misery is overblown.

I've got two neighbors from Ohio and they are both Steelers fans and Ohio State fans. Makes no sense to me, I said what's wrong with Cincinnati or Cleveland. I think they are just bandwagon fans. Here's my cart, it's a Yamaha gas that I bought new in 2011. Our retirement community is the biggest in American with 35 square miles and 115,000 residents and they're still building houses like crazy. There is over 50,000 golf carts and over 100 miles of golf cart trails throughout the community. Most people put their favorite teams on their cart. I played 18 holes of golf today, at teetime of 12:20 the temperature was 95 degrees and feels like was over 100. Since this photo I've added a pair of orange and black Orioles Dice hanging on the mirror.

[Chiefs Pantalones]

Minnesota has won something in the last few decades. They're out. Buffalo and San Diego are neck and neck. But again, I'd give the edge to Buffalo because they care, people in San Diego could give two shits what their sports teams do. Sea World gets more attention than their teams.

[Mama Hip Rockets]

Originally Posted by tk13

They did, but it's getting to the point where you legitimately have to be over 40 years old to really remember it.

LOL, what? I'm 33 and I remember it. You are not allowed to watch baseball if you're younger than 15?

[CapsLockKey]

Definitely Minnesota. Not just the drought, but had two teams leave get success in their new cities in the Lakers and Northstars.

[Chief Roundup]

I saw this article several days ago stating the same thing that is stated in the OP.

[Demonpenz]

Milwalkie sucks

[lewdog]

Buffalo has one ****ing sports team. Which means they have a shitty NFL franchise and not that they're a cursed sports town. They shouldn't even be in the mix of this discussion.

[Chiefs Pantalones]

Originally Posted by lewdog

Buffalo has one ****ing sports team. Which means they have a shitty NFL franchise and not that they're a cursed sports town. They shouldn't even be in the mix of this discussion.

That actually makes them even more cursed. One sports team (not counting hockey lol) and they've been this much AIDS for so long absolutely qualifies them as being cursed. And the most at that.

[Rams Fan]

Originally Posted by lewdog

Buffalo has one ****ing sports team. Which means they have a shitty NFL franchise and not that they're a cursed sports town. They shouldn't even be in the mix of this discussion.

They actually have two. The Sabres.

[tk13]

Originally Posted by thurman merman

LOL, what? I'm 33 and I remember it. You are not allowed to watch baseball if you're younger than 15?

You really remember watching the Twins win the World Series when you were four years old? Then win the second one when you were 8? If you do, then good for you, but I'm guessing you're in a vast, vast minority.