Los Angeles went without the NFL for 2 decades!
Will Austin get NHL or will they be tethered to the Stars? Atlanta probably still needs more time, but what’s up with the likes of Cleveland, Milwaukee or pinko Portland? Quebec City FOR REAL. Nebraska Diesel?
What about baseball?
And, I’m only going to speak seriously for a change, so here we go:
Nashville, Charlotte and Montreal are in the east.
Austin and San Antonio have a fight on their hands in the future under the big sky umbrella of Texas, as Rangers range. Samsies for NFL really.
Salt Lake City and Portland out west. Not sure if Portland is American anymore, but Sacramento might have the money.
Churchball: seems like many o’ weekly venue could handle the roadtrip worth of fans. Birmingham can tailgate like Green Bay. Only a million less people in Alabamy over Cheesehat. Likely Alabama would be on its own. Mississippi would still be Saints. Falcons are Falcons. Can we slide Louisville in there?
San Antonio is kind of short & curlies around Cowboys & Texans. Ditto Austin. El Paso meh. Much in the same vein as Alabama is around the oasis Albuquerque. San Diego is an emptiness of sorts. Portland Potties. Kind of leaves the Utah Mountains in my mind. https://sportleaguemaps.com/football/nfl/
NBA
https://www.reddit.com/r/nba/comments/1nq0r8/heres_a_map_i_made_of_all_nba_teams_organised_by/
Seattle is pretty obvious. Vancouver lost their shot.
St. Louis too tired of black people? Same with Pittsburgh? Don’t need even more spiderheads in Cinci either.
I think Louisville big time beacons bball. Without the Vegas vacancy the old Super Sonics would be a blazingly easy choice. Nobody taking me up on the two town West Coast SuperSonics brand. It happened before with the Kansas City- Omaha Kings. Vegas being more touristy I believe of all towns, part timing it could be pulled off there.
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