Anonymous OP 1w

Colleges do not count lol if that was the case then the city where university of Alabama is located could be on this list and so could the city of where the University of Connecticut is.

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Anonymous #2 1w

How do college sports not count? It’s still sports. Also even tho Alabama has a ton of nattys, they don’t have any professional sports there. I don’t think a city (or even an entire state) without a single professional sports team deserves to be on a top 5 for best sports

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Anonymous #4 1w

Idk man. Pittsburgh is a pretty iconic sports city known for its championship culture. I don’t think anyone can argue that Pittsburgh is top 5 for best football and hockey cities in the country

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Anonymous OP 1w

The Steelers are not currently one of the best teams or cultures in the NFL, and Pitt has basically always been irrelevant.

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Anonymous #4 1w

Pittsburgh deserves a spot more than new york just for the steelers. New york sports has been irrelevant for a decade and none of their teams are actual contenders rn

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Anonymous OP 1w

Because if you include college, Women and men’s UConn have 18 considering that’s more than most sports cities have combined in some places.

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Anonymous #8 1w

Lying is not pretty 🤣🤣 with who the one time 85 bears, the 98 yr drought cubs, the haven’t been good white Sox, the haven’t been good 2014-15 Black hawks

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Anonymous #8 1w

I’m from Chicago and I know you’re not talking when the Bulls, Hawks, Sox, and Bears are in the state they’re in💀💀💀

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Anonymous #9 1w

I’m talking in terms of fan environment. Obv our teams all suck rn

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Anonymous #8 1w

Minus the cubs

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Anonymous #8 1w

I mean nobody really goes to Sox games rn from what I’ve seen

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Anonymous #9 1w

That’s the 1 exception

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Anonymous #4 1w

Philly sucks

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Quiet down buddy

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Anonymous #10 6d

Y’all didn’t even win the cup

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Anonymous #12 6d

Nize it buddy I’ll drop you

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