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    Nordamerikanische Städte nach Anzahl der großen 4 Profisportmannschaften

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    5. Feisty-Session-7779 on

      Toronto needs an NFL team and maybe a second NHL team. If cities like Detroit, Denver and Minneapolis can handle 4 pro sports teams then Toronto could certainly handle at least 4.

    6. ForgottenPasswordABC on

      The color scale is horrible. What’s with the goofy relationship between color and number of teams? ROYGBIV is the standard.

    8. hankscorpio1031 on

      lol guess we’re counting San Jose and San Francisco as one city… Oakland gets an honorable mention

    9. HappyChandler on

      San Francisco has two, Giants and Warriors.

      San Jose has two, 49ers and Sharks.

      Sacramento has two, Kings and A’s.

    10. dumbBunny9 on

      Me: looking at Seattle”why aren’t they red?!”

      Oh yeah, rip sonics. Sorry.

    11. pasgames_ on

      I like Wisconsin we have the Brewers bucks and the Packers all 3 of which are considered pretty good to very good teams I know nothing about the badgers

    12. RaisinDetre on

      Okay any other non-NHL fans just learning the Carolina Hurricanes aren’t in Charlotte?

    14. 7thpostman on

      Just a little note about the Big Four, MLS has more average fans per game than the NHL does. Hockey is still more popular but, honestly Big Five would be more accurate.

    16. ArtDecoSkillet on

      Now do it by state and see how many people go “but what about Kansas?”

    17. HamNEgger_2 on

      Was going to ask about Phoenix but googled the Coyotes before I did. Now I know there’s an NHL team in SLC. Learn sumthin new every day.

    18. northwest333 on

      Interesting map but hard to read quickly, it would be helpful to use symbol size to represent the number so you can have a quick sense of how many teams a city has just by looking at it and not having to go back and forth to the legend each time. That or a more standard color gradient. But great content.

    20. NeedingMorePoints on

      Might as well just put the number directly on the map instead of the color dot.

    21. Detail4 on

      Can someone who lives in the rectangle states tell me how they chose their team?

    23. waits5 on

      NYC getting credit for two teams that play in the Meadowlands and another that plays in Newark (which is actually an NJ team).

    24. tie_myshoe on

      MLS should be considered a “big” sport. Cities build stadium for the teams. Anything where cities are build 10k plus capacity stadium should be a big sport

    26. the_chandler on

      Am I really going to be the first to say that Anaheim isn’t LA?

      Also the Devils in no way represent NYC.

    27. NJneer12 on

      Including the Devils with NYC teams is certainly gonna stir the pot locally lol.

    30. Ok-Yak7370 on

      An OK idea, but not a good map. There is no logic to the colors. You should be able to tell without referring to the legend whether green is more than blue or yellow. Maybe it would have been better with a monochromatic shading.

    31. rounding_error on

      Oh yeah, Columbus has a pro hockey team, I forgot. College sports really suck up all the oxygen there.

      Edit: Hockey

    44. PeetusTheFeetus on

      It’s a shame the Colorado Rockies owner is such a POS. You’d think the ball club would be at least okay once in a while being 1 of the 9 cities on the continent to have all 4 major sports in town.. but alas what a Dick.

    47. TheChance on

      So, is it the Detroit Tigers, the Detroit Lions, or the Detroit Pistons that don’t count for the purposes of this map?

      (Could be any of them tbh)

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