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The New-New-New International Hockey League (IHL) Northwest Alaska Aces Colorado Gold Kings Idaho Steelheads Tacoma Sabercats Utah Grizzlies Southwest Bakersfield Condors Las Vegas Wranglers New Mexico Scorpions Phoenix Roadrunners San Diego Gulls Midwest Chicago Wolves Houston Aeros New Orleans Brass Oklahoma City Blazers Wichita Thunder Atlantic Albany River Rats Connecticut Whales Orlando Rockets Providence Bruins Springfield Falcons Northeast Hamilton Bulldogs Hershey Bears Rochester Americans Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins Youngstown Steelhounds Central Cincinnati Cyclones Cleveland Barons Fort Wayne Komets Grand Rapids Griffins Milwaukee Admirals

As much as people want it to happen, the Redskins are never changing their name, and any new owner that tries to change will likely be branded a socialist/commie/marxist/Nazi by the fans. NFL in 10 years: AFC West: Denver Broncos Kansas City Chiefs Los Angeles Avengers Oakland Raiders AFC South: Birmingham Jaguars Houston Drillers Indianapolis Colts Tennessee Titans NFC West Arizona Cardinals Omaha Rams San Francisco 49ers Seattle Seahawks All the other divisions would be the same as right now.

World League: The Next Generation. Based on my two ProCombat series: WLAF Fantasy Option 1: European: Amsterdam Admirals Barcelona Dragons Frankfurt Galaxy London Monarchs Rhein Fire Scottish Claymores North American East: Birmingham Hammers Montreal Machine NY/NJ Knights Orlando Thunder Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks North American West: Los Angeles Villains Mexico City Aztecs Portland Pranksters Sacramento Surge San Antonio Riders Option 2: European: Frankfurt Galaxy London Monarchs Rhein Fire Scottish Claymores Transatlantic: Amsterdam Admirals Barcelona Dragons NY/NJ Knights Orlando Thunder North American East: Birmingham Hammers Montreal Machine Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks San Antonio Riders North American West: Los Angeles Villains Mexico City Aztecs Portland Pranksters Sacramento Surge

Fixed.

Fixed it. Okay, much better geographically.

For those about to freak out over a possible 7-9 or 6-10 playoff team from the NFC West, I propose the return to 3 divisions to a conference. AFC East Buffalo Indianapolis Miami New England N.Y. Jets AFC Central Baltimore Cincinnati Cleveland Jacksonville Pittsburgh Tennessee AFC West Denver Houston Kansas City Oakland San Diego NFC East Arizona Dallas N.Y. Giants Philadelphia Washington NFC Central Chicago Detroit Green Bay Minnesota Tampa Bay NFC West Atlanta Carolina New Orleans St. Louis San Francisco Seattle

Your opinion is popular with me personally.

Those designs are still popular with me personally.

My unpopular favorites - NY Rangers' Liberty sweaters. - Jazz's late 90's uniforms. - Angels' late 90's uniforms. - Ducks' Disney era uniforms. - Saints' Jim Mora, Sr. era uniforms. - Ravens 1996 uniforms. - NY Giants 80's-90's uniforms. - Chargers' 90's uniforms.

Perhaps it wasn't posted because after 6 or 7 championships, LeBron will be best remembered as a Miami Heat. No, he will be best remembered as a douchebag. Not only will Lebron be remembered as a douche, but he will also be remembered for not being able to win the big one.

Yeah, but remember, it was what the owners wanted simply because it was the only one with Dallas in the NFC East and Minnesota in the NFC Central. So, if the old NFL alignment from 1970 through 2001 was like a floating one, somebody oughta step out and tell that to Selig before he pulls the trigger on his floating realignment plan.

For those who preferred the NFL when they had 30 teams instead of 32, here's how I would've done it. AFC East: Buffalo Bills Indianapolis Colts Miami Dolphins New England Patriots New York Jets AFC Central: Baltimore Ravens Cincinnati Bengals Cleveland Browns Houston Oilers Pittsburgh Steelers AFC West: Denver Broncos Kansas City Chiefs Oakland Raiders San Diego Chargers Seattle Seahawks NFC East: Arizona Cardinals Dallas Cowboys New York Giants Philadelphia Eagles Washington Redskins NFC Central: Chicago Bears Detroit Lions Green Bay Packers Minnesota Vikings Tampa Bay Buccaneers NFC West: Atlanta Falcons Carolina Panthers Los Angeles Rams New Orleans Saints San Francisco 49ers

How can you like the state of these leagues as they now exist?

You don't have either Chicago (Bobby) or St. Louis (Brett) in the Hull division! HA! You stupid idiot. Realignment fail! Bobby played for the Jets long before their move to Phoenix and Brett played for a short time for the Stars.

NFL AFC East: Baltimore, Buffalo, New England, N.Y. Jets AFC North: Cincinnati, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh AFC South: Houston, Jacksonville, Miami, Tennessee AFC West: Denver, Kansas City, Oakland, San Diego NFC East: Dallas, N.Y. Giants, Philadelphia, Washington NFC North: Chicago, Detroit, Green Bay, Minnesota NFC South: Atlanta, Carolina, New Orleans, Tampa Bay NFC West: Arizona, L.A. Rams, San Francisco, Seattle MLB NL East: Florida, N.Y. Mets, Philadelphia, Washington NL North: Cubs, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh NL South: Atlanta, Houston, St. Louis, San Diego NL West: Arizona, Colorado, L.A. Dodgers, San Francisco AL East: Baltimore, Boston, N.Y. Yankees, Toronto AL North: White Sox, Cleveland, Detroit, Minnesota AL South: Kansas City, Nashville, Tampa Bay, Texas AL West: California, Oakland, Portland, Seattle NBA WEST Pacific: Golden State, L.A. Clippers, L.A. Lakers, Phoenix, Sacramento Northwest: Denver, Minnesota, Oklahoma City, Portland, Seattle, Utah Southwest: Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, New Orleans, San Antonio EAST Atlantic: Boston, Brooklyn, N.Y. Knicks, Philadelphia, Toronto Central: Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Indiana, Milwaukee Southeast: Atlanta, Charlotte, Memphis, Miami, Orlando, Washington NHL Campbell Conference Smythe: Anaheim, L.A. Kings, San Jose, Vancouver Gretzky: Calgary, Edmonton, Minnesota, Winnipeg Hull: Colorado, Dallas, Nashville, Phoenix Norris: Chicago, Columbus, Detroit, St. Louis Prince of Wales Conference Adams: Boston, Hartford, Montreal, Washington Lemieux: Buffalo, Ottawa, Pittsburgh, Toronto Patrick: New Jersey, N.Y. Islanders, N.Y. Rangers, Philadelphia Esposito: Tampa Bay, Florida, Carolina, Atlanta

I don't know if anybody else has asked for it, but can someone identify the font the Falcons used for their pre-1998 script? http://christopdesign.com/collections/more_sports/NFL/Atlanta%20Falcons/slides/Atlanta_Falcons_title80.html

Looks more like PhiLLLies to me.

Former Frankfurt Galaxy tight end Werner Hippler... ...on the Charger practice squad ...as a Cologne Centurion

Kurt Warner as a Barnstormer... ...and as an Admiral

Can someone identify the font the now-defunct Admirals used for their wordmark?

Dennis Rodman as a Maverick

Where's Morten Anderson gonna play now?

Natrone Means as a Jaguar Stan Humphries as a Redskin http://www.jamd.com/image/g/284532 Leslie O'Neal as a Ram http://cache.viewimages.com/xc/232484.jpg?...84831B75F48EF45 EDIT: Fixed link for Humphries image.

After weeks of searching, I've found something close to it. The font I found is known as Rollout. http://www.dafont.com/rollout.font

I'm dying to know what font CBS Sports used for its on-screen graphics in the late 80's-early 90's. Here's an example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACH2N6R_8is