The Sporting News released their list of the best sporting towns in the U.S. and — no big surprise — Detroit ranked No. 1. But did you know that East Lansing ranks 84th, Kalamazoo 101st and Mt. Pleasant 108th?
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It’s nice to see Detroit get some overall recognition and be rated as #1 in a positive poll. It’s been a great ride these past fews years, dating back to the last Red Wings’ Stanley Cup. I’m hoping the Tigers will break out of this slump and get back to business- then maybe one of our teams can bring home a title this year!
lol @ veiled reference to other cities that may have featured this as a celebration about 23 years ago:
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slug=bestnbacitysanantonio&prov=tsn&type=lgns
Author tries to purport San Antonio as best NBA town.
I don’t disagree - they love their Spurs - but this is a silly article. Sacto and Portland could say the same.
Personally, my list crosses off any arena that uses “Clap, clap, clap, clapyuhands” on the PA.