FOOTBALL Champion cities

[mexicojoe]

If the Chiefs win, KC can claim having two pro teams win championships twice, which would be cool.
Here is a question for you history buffs:
What cities have won at least one title in every pro sport in which they have/had a team? No not counting the KC Kings. City has to have had the franchise at least 10 years to be fair.
St Louis has with Cards, Hawks, Rams, and Blues.
So Our state of Missouri has two cities that have done it.
Others cities have as well. Who are they?

 

[CamKCMIZ]

Philadelphia, Chicago and Boston?

 

[RenderMan]

Cig the Chiefs win, KC can claim having two pro teams win championships twice, which would be cool.
Here is a question for you history buffs:
What cities have won at least one title in every pro sport in which they have/had a team? No not counting the KC Kings. City has to have had the franchise at least 10 years to be fair.
St Louis has with Cards, Hawks, Rams, and Blues.
so Our state of Missouri has done it twice.
Others cities have as well. Who are they?

St. Louis is gonna fall off that list shortly. MLS coming to town.

 

[dreamlaw]

San Francisco.

 

[afroge]

Pittsburgh. Detroit. San Antonio.

 

[RenderMan]

Los Angeles

 

[RenderMan]

New York

 

[RenderMan]

Pittsburgh. Detroit. San Antonio.

Detroit never won a Super Bowl so that's reaching back a long time.

 

[MIZLTH]

Tricky one, but DC just joined the list. Caps, Nats, Wizards and Redskins.

 

[afroge]

Los Angeles

Raiders DQ them.

 

[afroge]

New York

Islanders DQ them

 

[Tiger1839]

Oakland. Raiders, A's, and Warriors--but online it appears they have quite a few teams I have never even heard of.

 

[afroge]

afroge said:

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Pittsburgh. Detroit. San Antonio.

Detroit never won a Super Bowl so that's reaching back a long time.
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5 NFL titles. OP didn’t define a timeframe.

 

[MIZLTH]

Portland. Blazers and Timbers have both won. Timbers meet the 10 year rule this year.

 

[afroge]

Portland. Blazers and Timbers have both won. Timbers meet the 10 year rule this year.

Only one NBA title so no.

 

[pawbw9]

Green Bay

 

[MIZLTH]

Only one NBA title so no.

You didn’t understand the question. He said one title in every sport in which they have had a team.

 

[ski-tiger]

If the Chiefs win, KC can claim having two pro teams win championships twice, which would be cool.
Here is a question for you history buffs:
What cities have won at least one title in every pro sport in which they have/had a team? No not counting the KC Kings. City has to have had the franchise at least 10 years to be fair.
St Louis has with Cards, Hawks, Rams, and Blues.
So Our state of Missouri has two cities that have done it.
Others cities have as well. Who are they?

Football Cardinals never won, so STL is out if I understand your rules.

 

[Bluesfan94]

Football Cardinals never won, so STL is out if I understand your rules.

Neither did the Browns.

Islanders DQ them

What? Islanders won 4 cups in the 80s

 

[Wdrkb]

San Francisco and Oakland.

 

[brosept]

If the Chiefs win, KC can claim having two pro teams win championships twice, which would be cool.
Here is a question for you history buffs:
What cities have won at least one title in every pro sport in which they have/had a team? No not counting the KC Kings. City has to have had the franchise at least 10 years to be fair.
St Louis has with Cards, Hawks, Rams, and Blues.
So Our state of Missouri has two cities that have done it.
Others cities have as well. Who are they?

The KC Scouts didn’t win a title either.

 

[zachbaby]

Raiders DQ them.

more like the Clippers DQ them
LA Raiders won Super Bowl XVIII

 

[MizzouLynx]

Islanders DQ them

lol

 

[Colotiger]

Rangers have won the Stanley Cup.

 

[MrNeverBackdown]

Pittsburgh. Detroit. San Antonio.

Nope lions have never won a super bowl

 

[mexicojoe]

Football Cardinals never won, so STL is out if I understand your rules.

You are probably correct based on what I asked but I am going to count the Rams as NFL and call it good.

 

[Numbahs]

You are probably correct based on what I asked but I am going to count the Rams as NFL and call it good.

But you counted the Hawks. The football Cardinals were in St. Louis for 27 years.

 

[MrNeverBackdown]

But you counted the Hawks. The football Cardinals were in St. Louis for 27 years.

And the Hawks won an NBA title while being a St Louis franchise and were in Stl for 13 years

 

[Numbahs]

And the Hawks won an NBA title while being a St Louis franchise and were in Stl for 13 years

Correct. But the OP doesn’t want to count the football Cardinals.

And the Kings played in KC for more than 10 years.

 

[jeffdi89]

Green Bay ( and if you want to count Milwaukee, they have championships in MLB (Braves) and NBA as well.)

 

[MIZDSP]

Oakland had the California Golden Seals of the NHL that never won. Came into the league in 67 with the Blues. Eventually moved to Cleveland and then merged with the Minnesota North Stars.

 

[Muletgr]

Oakland had the California Golden Seals of the NHL that never won. Came into the league in 67 with the Blues. Eventually moved to Cleveland and then merged with the Minnesota North Stars.

The Golden Seals were only in Oakland for 9 seasons.

 

[MrNeverBackdown]

Correct. But the OP doesn’t want to count the football Cardinals.

And the Kings played in KC for more than 10 years.

He didn’t say you don’t count the football cardinals the Rams were also in St. Louis for 20 years and won a title while in Stl so they count. The premise was championships in all major sports didn’t say had to be the same
Franchise

the Kansas City Kings didn’t win a title while in KC that’s why he doesn’t count them

 

[MIZDSP]

The Golden Seals were only in Oakland for 9 seasons.

The original questions was: "What cities have won at least one title in every pro sport in which they have/had a team?"

By that standard, Oakland is incorrect.

 

[Muletgr]

The original questions was: "What cities have won at least one title in every pro sport in which they have/had a team?"

By that standard, Oakland is incorrect.

Except he included, "City has to have had the franchise at least 10 years to be fair."

 

[LeoLeo]

Tricky one, but DC just joined the list. Caps, Nats, Wizards and Redskins.

Also DC United and Mystics.

 

[MrNeverBackdown]

Also DC United and Mystics.

He said major sports leagues MLS isn’t one of the four

 

[MIZDSP]

Except he included, "City has to have had the franchise at least 10 years to be fair."

Fair enough.

 

[mackelroy]

But you counted the Hawks. The football Cardinals were in St. Louis for 27 years.

Correct. But the OP doesn’t want to count the football Cardinals.

And the Kings played in KC for more than 10 years.

This stuff really matters. And it's too bad people can't read and actually comprehend the original post.

 

[Numbahs]

the Kansas City Kings didn’t win a title while in KC that’s why he doesn’t count them

But then he says "So Our state of Missouri has two cities that have done it." No, we don't. The Kings didn't win it.