Green Bay is basically Milwaukee, but if,....it's hockey.
San Antonio: MLS
Jacksonville: This is tough. Not in my lifetime.
OKC: NFL (See: Oklahoma Oilers in the NFL )
Sacramento. Soccer. Yay.
I hope I wouldn't be able to post this question to San Diego because of some LA Chargers schtuff'.
New Jersey. Being a state full of suburbs, you'll never hear them referred to as the Meadowlands Jets or Poughkeepsie Devils. Their Nets moved to a more urban renowned Brooklyn, which now houses a lesser urban brand, being ice skating lacrosse. It's akin to Long Island like Great Britain and the countryside of everything else being the colonies of New York
Did I miss anybody?
Charlotte used to only be the Hornets. Add a decade after that acquisition and then another half decade after that and respectively they got football and hockey. Greater suburbanites numbering in the millions of course helped a greater Carolina case.
How will the story play out for the likes of Las Vegas and Louisville to get their first. My vote would be hardwood Kentucky before a sheet of ice is fabricated in the desert. I'm of the opinion that if it's going to be hot, put that new hockey near Houston but really in Austin.
( Austin, Texas. MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL or MLS Next ????? Answer: #NHLExpansion)
That's my story.
See other blog posts:
Map of Major League Looks for MLS
East Coast Whalers of Norfolk and Hartford. A Two-Place Team in the NHL
Another Canadian MLB Franchise? Vancouver Athletics and Raiders? And the Norde Force Canadian NFL TeamEast Coast Whalers of Norfolk and Hartford. A Two-Place Team in the NHL
Kentucky Downs. The NFL in Louisville
Cities with the Big 5 ...and the Next Ones
Detroit Arsenal Major League Soccer Expansion Team
Florida Marlins or Florida Rays. A Stronger Florida Brand with Less Baseball
See your place in the Index Key
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basketball and hockey on my blog
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Orlando? Or they are so close to Tampa probably nothing else there.
ReplyDeleteColumbus? Or is the only reason NHL is there as it isn't in Claveland or Cincy?
Orlando? Or they are so close to Tampa probably nothing else there.
ReplyDeleteColumbus? Or is the only reason NHL is there as it isn't in Claveland or Cincy?
Well, as far as onesies in the Big 5 sports context, which is my aim in this blog (although since there's a lot of volatility in MLS expansion and less marathon desire for growth as with the likes of MLB, I lay off MLS a bit more comparatively)), C-Bus has MLS/NHL and Orlando has NBA/MLS, though I do intend on doing a "what's next guess" for both of them. Gun to my head at the moment: C-bus gets NFL and Orlando would land NHL, seeing how Orlando has a team and not many markets on the east coast area aren't a slam dunk for it outside of a maybe-might for Indianapolis or a Toronto team # two.
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