TargetToad

Detroit vs Cosmopolites

Like Baltimore (or Atlanta)

Votes so far (3 points for 1st choice, 2 for 2nd, 1 for 3rd) 1st: San Francisco, CA : 32 2nd: Houston, TX: 12 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3rd: Miami, FL: 11 4th: Atlanta, GA - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5th: New Orleans, LA: 9 6th: Cincinnati, OH: 7 7th: Dallas, TX: 6 8th: Charlotte, NC: 3

I'm predicting Cincinnati to New Orleans via Dixon and Denver to New York via Modell (Although the New Jersey Rouges would throw a fit)

I think the AFA (assuming they are as popular as the NFL was in 1991/92) would be too big for just 1 TV network. I don't think conferences would form from TV discussions, but I could see each division getting a different deal with a major network. For example: Southern & Western = FOX, Northeastern & Central = ABC, Southeastern = NBC, and Northern = CBS)

I'm taking Toledo for the first title in (sadly) their final season in Northern Ohio.

3 titles? damm the Bridegrooms baseball may not have made it to WW1, but the soccer team looks like they will make it to WW3

ReName: Miles O'Brien, age 64 Bio: Owner of Rushmore Potatoes and several breweries across the midwest. 2nd generation immigrant from Ireland and has been a massive fan of the Chicago crusaders since 1946. He attempted (and failed) to start a markball league in Ireland. Miles just moved from Chicago to Boca Raton, FL. Teams: 1. Miami, FL. Miles wants to be able to see Markball in his new home, and he also knows that Florida is one of the fastest growing states in the US . Although the stadium is a bit too small for his liking, it does have plenty of room for expansion and renovations. Miami is already a common vacation destination among markball players, and the fan base for the SEML is rapidly growing. 2. Houston, TX. Biggest market, largest stadium, foothold in Texas, it's a no brainer. 3. San Francisco, CA. San Francisco too has a large market to draw from and it would fix the travel problems for the Los Angeles Guardians, perhaps increasing quality of play in LA. Allignment: Eastern Conference North: New York, Montreal, Toronto, & Boston. Eastern Conference South: Philadelphia, Washington, & Miami. Western Conference North: Chicago, Milwaukee, Minnesota, & Michigan. Western Conference South: St. Louis, Los Angeles, & Houston.

I like the new format.

And the other 3 didn't even exist back then (unless the new whales have the same history as the old whales do.

I forgot about the Metros jersey. It is an amazing look.

Two things: 1. If the Arizona at Boston recap says the Captains won 27-26, why does the box score show Boston winning 35-32? 2. Com'on Bobcats, show the Crows why you are the better of the '81 expansions.

That looks way cooler.

Congrats to Chisholm. Now go lose 10-0 to Thunder Bay.

Homer is the 3rd Quarter, Bart is Toronto.