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r/MkeBucks•

Since 2011 for a state with only 3 professional sports teams:

-2011 St Louis Cardinals

-2018 Dodgers

-2019 Nationals

-2020 Dodgers

-2021 Braves

-2023 Diamondbacks

-2011 New York Giants

-2013 49ers

-2014 Seahawks

-2016 Falcons

-2019 49ers

-2020 Buccaneers

-2023 49ers

-2013 Heat

-2019 Raptors

-2020 Heat

-2022 Celtics

-2023 Heat

-2024 Pacers?

Weirdly, during this time Wisconsin sports teams have appeared in 8 conference championships (NLCS/NFC Championship/ECF) and only won 1 (2021 Bucks). Unlucky or cursed?

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r/GreenBayPackers•

If Jordan Love turns out to become a multi-time all pro, and clearly is a top 5 qb in the league for a prolonged period of time will we see a new trend by other nfl teams on what to do with new QBs?

For example, Kirk cousins and Matthew Stafford are set to be 36 next year and I assume both will be back with their teams next year. Could we see a trend of teams with great older QBs drafting and sitting qbs to learn behind qbs that are great? Or would stuff like this only be reserved for future hall of famers only?

Maybe we have to wait longer to see if Love can keep up his elite qb play for multiple seasons before this becomes a bigger discussion. Hitting on two hall of famers with this meth

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r/redsox•

As the season winds down this is the part of the year where I start looking at some guys numbers and seeing who has chances to reach career milestones. One thing that I was looking at was career hits, and would it be possible if the three teammate trio of Betts, Bogaerts, and Devers were all able to reach 3,000 hits?

Case for Betts:

He will be turning 31 in a few weeks and is just short of 1,500 as of now with 1,477. He has hit over 150 hits every year in the big leagues besides his first year in Boston, covid, and his first year in LA. He’s on pace to put up over 180 hits and in all likelihood will finish in 2nd in MVP voting.

The Covid year definitely hurts because that erased probably

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