Multiple major sports championship seasons
In the history of North American major professional sports league championships (which include the NFL, MLB, NBA, and NHL) a city/metropolitan area has been home to multiple championships in a season seventeen times, most recently in 2018-2019, when the Boston Red Sox and Patriots won their respective leagues, in October 2018 and February 2019. Only Detroit has been host to more than two major league championship teams in a season.[1]
Philadelphia is the only city to have all four major sports teams play in their respective championship game or series in the same season (in 1980), though only one of the four actually won the championship.
Championships are said to be for the same season if they occur within 12 months of each other.
Multiple championships in a season
Year | City | Team | League | Team | League | Team | League |
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1927 | New York City | Giants | NFL | Yankees | MLB | ||
1933 | New York City | Rangers | NHL | Giants | MLB | ||
1935 | Detroit | Lions | NFL | Red Wings | NHL | Tigers | MLB |
1938 | New York City | Giants | NFL | Yankees | MLB | ||
1948 | Cleveland | Browns | AAFC | Indians | MLB | ||
1952 | Detroit | Lions | NFL | Red Wings | NHL | ||
1956 | New York City | Giants | NFL | Yankees | MLB | ||
1969 | New York City | Jets | NFL | Mets | MLB | ||
1970 | Baltimore | Colts | NFL | Orioles | MLB | ||
1979 | Pittsburgh | Steelers | NFL | Pirates | MLB | ||
1986 | Greater New York | Giants | NFL | Mets | MLB | ||
1988 | Los Angeles | Lakers | NBA | Dodgers | MLB | ||
2002 | Greater Los Angeles | Lakers | NBA | Angels | MLB | ||
2004 | Greater Boston | Patriots | NFL | Red Sox | MLB | ||
2007 | Greater Boston | Celtics | NBA | Red Sox | MLB | ||
2009 | Pittsburgh | Steelers | NFL | Penguins | NHL | ||
2014 | Bay Area | Giants | MLB | Warriors | NBA | ||
2018 | Greater Boston | Patriots | NFL | Red Sox | MLB | ||
Multiple highest professional level championships in a calendar year
Year | City | Team | League | Team | League | Team | League |
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1927 | New York City | Giants | NFL | Yankees | MLB | ||
1928 | New York City | Rangers | NHL | Yankees | MLB | ||
1938 | New York City | Giants | NFL | Yankees | MLB | ||
1948 | Cleveland, Ohio | Browns | AAFC | Indians | MLB | ||
1952 | Detroit | Lions | NFL | Red Wings | NHL | ||
1956 | New York City | Giants | NFL | Yankees | MLB | ||
1968 | New York City | Jets | NFL | Mets | MLB | ||
1979 | Pittsburgh | Steelers | NFL | Pirates | MLB | ||
1988 | Los Angeles | Dodgers | MLB | Lakers | NBA | ||
1989 | San Francisco Bay Area | 49ers | NFL | Athletics | MLB | ||
2000 | Greater New York | Devils | NHL | Yankees | MLB | ||
2002 | Greater Los Angeles | Lakers | NBA | Angels | MLB | ||
2004 | Greater Boston | Patriots | NFL | Red Sox | MLB | ||
2009 | Pittsburgh | Steelers | NFL | Penguins | NHL | ||
2018 | Greater Boston | Patriots | NFL | Red Sox | MLB | ||
Multiple championships involving other professional teams
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See also
- U.S. cities with most sports champions
- U.S. cities with teams from four major league sports
References
- http://detroitcityofchamps.com/City%20of%20Champions%20highlights%20amazing%20year%20for%20Detroit%20-%20The%20Morning%20Sun%20(themorningsun_com).htm
- The MISL ran from November 15, 2013 to March 2, 2014.
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