4-sport Trivia Question

[DragonfromTO]

Im blanking on a Boston football franchise here....(among plenty of other things)

Actually yeah you're right, no way Boston gets credit for Patriots Super Bowl wins. I didn't think of that cause they'd already gotten credit when we started guessing.

 

[soxfan1468927]

I just realized, another city you could add to the list of cities that have REACHED a final in all four sports is Minneapolis as they won multiple titles as the Minneapolis Lakers, reached a cup final as the North Stars in 1981, and the Vikings have been to 4 Super Bowls

 

[soxfan1468927]

Actually yeah you're right, no way Boston gets credit for Patriots Super Bowl wins. I didn't think of that cause they'd already gotten credit when we started guessing.

Parades in Boston, it gets credit. The proud Foxboro residents will understand. We can split it with Hartford if you'd like

 

[soxfan1468927]

New York. Philly in '80? (81?)Detroit finished their list in '89. Chicago in '92? (Jordans Bulls)Boston in '00?(Brady's second year) LA last year.

I'm also counting Anaheim for LA so Ducks in '07 counts.

 

[DragonfromTO]

I'm also counting Anaheim for LA so Ducks in '07 counts.

I definitely wasn't counting Anaheim for LA

 

[broncosmitty]

I'm also counting Anaheim for LA so Ducks in '07 counts.

The Pistons won their championships playing home games in Pontiac and Auburn Hills, so that seems fair.

 

[soxfan1468927]

I definitely wasn't counting Anaheim for LA

It would just flip flop two cities if we didn't. I'm heading to bed so I'll give the answers now:

1. Boston: Patriots (2005), Red Sox (2007), Celtics (2008), Bruins (2011)
2. New York: Jets (1969), Mets/Yankees (1969, 1977, 1978), Knicks (1973), Islanders (1980)
3. Philadelphia: Eagles (1960), 76ers (1967), Flyers (1974, 1975), Phillies (1980)
4. Los Angeles: Raiders (1984), Lakers (1985, 1987, 1988, 2000, 2001, 2002), Dodgers (1988), Ducks (2007)
5. Chicago: Bears (1986), Bulls (1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998), White Sox (2005), Blackhawks (2010)
6. Detroit: Red Wings (1955), Lions (1957), Tigers (1968), Pistons (1989)

 

[DragonfromTO]

Parades in Boston, it gets credit. The proud Foxboro residents will understand. We can split it with Hartford if you'd like

Doesn't count.

 

[soxfan1468927]

Doesn't count.

Whalers aren't coming back.

 

[soxfan1468927]

Doesn't count.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8GCH5qf9IY]Toronto Maple Leaf Fans React to Boston Bruins Game 7 Overtime Win - YouTube[/ame]

 

[DragonfromTO]

Whalers aren't coming back.

Don't care if they do

 

[DragonfromTO]

Toronto Maple Leaf Fans React to Boston Bruins Game 7 Overtime Win - YouTube

Don't be an infant. Still doesn't count.

 

[soxfan1468927]

Don't be an infant. Still doesn't count.

Just having fun Dragon

 

[BigDDude]

Any other trivia questions you want to throw at us?

 

[MilkSpiller22]

Can you name all the Team names that are used in 2 different sports(4 major sports)
Example- NY Giants-football SF Giants-baseball

 

[soxfan1468927]

Can you name all the Team names that are used in 2 different sports(4 major sports)
Example- NY Giants-football SF Giants-baseball

Winnipeg Jets and New York Jets
Arizona Cardinals and St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Kings and Sacramento Kings
Florida Panthers and Carolina Panthers
New York Rangers and Texas Rangers

Those are the only I can think of, any others?

 

[BigDDude]

Can you name all the Team names that are used in 2 different sports(4 major sports)
Example- NY Giants-football SF Giants-baseball

AZ & STL Cardinals
Sacramento & L.A Kings
Carolina & Florida Panthers.

 

[MilkSpiller22]

If Seahawks, Blackhawks, and hawks count then that is Three teams with the same name

 

[soxfan1468927]

Some all time occurrences of teams with the same name also include:

Houston/Tennessee Oilers (NFL) and Edmonton Oilers (NHL): shared name from 1980-1998
Buffalo Braves (NBA) and Atlanta Braves (MLB): shared a name from 1971-1978
Cincinnati Royals (NBA) and Kansas City Royals (MLB): shared a name from 1969-1972
Chicago Packers (NBA) and Green Bay Packers (NFL): shared a name in 1962
St. Louis Browns (MLB) and Cleveland Browns (NFL): shared a name from 1950-1953
Tri-Cities Blackhawks (NBA) and Chicago Black Hawks (NHL): shared a name from 1950-1951
Sheboygan Red Skins (NBA) and Washington Redskins (NFL): shared a name in 1950
Anderson Packers (NBA) and Green Bay Packers (NFL): shared a name in 1950
New York Yankees (NFL) and New York Yankees (MLB): shared a name from 1927-1928 and 1946-1949
St. Louis Eagles (NHL) and Philadelphia Eagles (NFL): shared a name from 1934-1935
Ottawa Senators (NHL) and Washington Senators (MLB): shared a name from 1918-1934
Cincinnati Reds (NFL) and Cincinnati Reds (MLB): shared a name from 1933-1934
Boston Braves (NFL) and Boston Braves (MLB): shared a name in 1932
Cleveland Indians (NFL) and Cleveland Indians (MLB): shared a name in 1931
Pittsburgh Pirates (NHL) and Pittsburgh Pirates (MLB): shared a name 1926-1930
Montreal Maroons (NHL) and Pottsville Maroons (NFL): shared name from 1925-1928
Akron Indians (NFL) and Cleveland Indians (MLB): shared a name in 1926
Hamilton Tigers (NHL) and Detroit Tigers (MLB): shared a name from 1921-1925

 

[BigDDude]

Some all time occurrences of teams with the same name also include:

Houston/Tennessee Oilers (NFL) and Edmonton Oilers (NHL): shared name from 1980-1998
Buffalo Braves (NBA) and Atlanta Braves (MLB): shared a name from 1971-1978
Cincinnati Royals (NBA) and Kansas City Royals (MLB): shared a name from 1969-1972
Chicago Packers (NBA) and Green Bay Packers (NFL): shared a name in 1962
St. Louis Browns (MLB) and Cleveland Browns (NFL): shared a name from 1950-1953
Tri-Cities Blackhawks (NBA) and Chicago Black Hawks (NHL): shared a name from 1950-1951
Sheboygan Red Skins (NBA) and Washington Redskins (NFL): shared a name in 1950
Anderson Packers (NBA) and Green Bay Packers (NFL): shared a name in 1950
New York Yankees (NFL) and New York Yankees (MLB): shared a name from 1927-1928 and 1946-1949
St. Louis Eagles (NHL) and Philadelphia Eagles (NFL): shared a name from 1934-1935
Ottawa Senators (NHL) and Washington Senators (MLB): shared a name from 1918-1934
Cincinnati Reds (NFL) and Cincinnati Reds (MLB): shared a name from 1933-1934
Boston Braves (NFL) and Boston Braves (MLB): shared a name in 1932
Cleveland Indians (NFL) and Cleveland Indians (MLB): shared a name in 1931
Pittsburgh Pirates (NHL) and Pittsburgh Pirates (MLB): shared a name 1926-1930
Montreal Maroons (NHL) and Pottsville Maroons (NFL): shared name from 1925-1928
Akron Indians (NFL) and Cleveland Indians (MLB): shared a name in 1926
Hamilton Tigers (NHL) and Detroit Tigers (MLB): shared a name from 1921-1925

VERY good knowledge.

That said, any other questions to pose?