Your Least Favorite Team

[IceCap]

[Panhead1]

NFL: Indinaapolis Colts.

NBA: Miami Heat.

MLB: Los Angeles Dodgers.

NHL: Edmonton Oilers.

College: Alabama Crimson Tide, Ohio State Buckeyes, Tennessee Volunteers. (3-Way tie.) Duke Blue Devils. (Basketball only.)

[Camden Crazy]

NFL: Pittsburgh Steelers

NBA: Los Angeles Lakers, San Antonio Spurs

MLB: New York Yankees

NHL: Pittsburgh Penguins, New Jersey Devils, Chicago Blackhawks

NCAA: North Carolina, Florida State, Alabama

[CMUBrent]

NHL: Colorado Avalanche, Pittsburgh Penguins, Washington Capitals

NFL: Dallas Cowboys

NBA: Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat

MLB: New York Yankees

NCAA: Ohio State, Western Michigan, Notre Dame, Florida, Duke basketball, North Carolina basketball

Etc: Michigan Warriors

[IceCap]

NHL: Ottawa Senators, Montréal Canadiens, Detroit Red Wings, Buffalo Sabres, Philadelphia Flyers

MLB: New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, Atlanta Braves

NFL: Oakland Raiders, Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs, Pittsburgh Steelers, Indianapolis Colts, New England Patriots, whichever team Brett Farve has hijacked is playing for at the moment

CFL: Toronto Argonauts

NBA: Los Angeles Lakers, Cleveland Cavaliers (recently added)

CIS: U of T Varsity Blues, York Lions, Queen's Golden Gaels, Laval Rouge et Or

NCAA: Alabama Crimson Tide

[lost_limey]

NHL: Pittsburgh Penguins, Philadelphia Flyers

MLB: Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees (Sick of their fans and coverage dominating)

NBA: None really, I'll say the Laker & Heat for the coverage thing, Oh and teh Thunder for not being in Seattle and called the SuperSonics

NFL: Dallas Cowboys, New England Pats

NCAAFB: Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State (For the fans & coverage thing again, oh and those weird SEC fans who cheer for their conference no matter what the teams are)

NCAABB: Duke, UNC (Fans, coverage)

EPL: Chelsea, Manchester United

Lower League Soccer: Swindon Town Fc

Only a couple of rivals in here.

[BlueSky]

1. Atlanta Falcons

2. Minnesota Vikings

3. Atlanta Falcons

4. Atlanta Falcons

5. Atlanta Falcons

You get the idea.

[NJTank]

1. Atlanta Falcons

2. Minnesota Vikings

3. Atlanta Falcons

4. Atlanta Falcons

5. Atlanta Falcons

You get the idea.

One question Blue Sky, when Morten Andersen joined the Falcons how did you feel? I know he was a Saints icon before the cut him, and many Saints fans were angry at the time. I remember one sign at the Superdome they showed on TV said "What were you snortin, when you got rid of Morten" Did you hat Morten after he joined the enemy?

[FiddySicks]

NHL: Detroit Red Wings

NFL: Carolina Panthers, New England Patriots

MLB: Los Angeles Dodgers

NBA: Los Angeles Lakers

NCAA: Florida Gators

EPL: ManU

[tBBP]

I don't know that I would say I have any certain least favorite teams, but there are certain teams I root for to lose every time I see them, be it due to annoyance or overbearing media slurping, and if that's the basis for this list (combined with me being an underdog lover), that list would look something like this:

1.) Boston _______________ (fill in the blank)

2.) New England Patriots

3.) New York Jets (they did it to themselves)

4.) Pittsburgh Steelers

And lately...

5.) Dallas Cowboys. Because they've become a consistently hilarious comedy of errors.

6.) The Favreness. 'Nuff said.

[wildwing64]

NHL: Kings (rival), Devils (2003 Stanley Cup), whatever team Sidney Crosby is with (sure, maybe he's a good player, but the NHL won't stop telling us this just because he's the "face of the league". That and he comes across as being full of himself.)

NFL: None (Don't pay nearly as much attention to the NFL as I do the NHL.)

MLB: Yankees (I hate seeing their logo everywhere in the UK, worn by people who don't even know/care about or even like baseball or this team. They wear it as if it's little more than a generic sports brand like Nike or Adidas.)

English football: All of them (I failed to develop an interest in the sport when I was little. Now I hate it, and am forced to put up with the media shoving it down my throat on a regular basis.)

[BlueSky]

1. Atlanta Falcons

2. Minnesota Vikings

3. Atlanta Falcons

4. Atlanta Falcons

5. Atlanta Falcons

You get the idea.

One question Blue Sky, when Morten Andersen joined the Falcons how did you feel? I know he was a Saints icon before the cut him, and many Saints fans were angry at the time. I remember one sign at the Superdome they showed on TV said "What were you snortin, when you got rid of Morten" Did you hat Morten after he joined the enemy?

Hating the Falcons doesn't keep me from respecting them and giving credit where it's due. Matt Ryan's a good QB, Curtis Lofton is going to be a fine MLB, Dimitroff has made some great personnel choices, and I can't help but like Mike Smith. Even their team facilities in Flowery Branch are first class.

Ah, for the good old days of Mike Vick and Jim "Kiss Vick's Helmet in the Georgia Dome Tunnel" Mora, guys it was easy to dislike.

So I still liked Bobby Hebert and Morten and Joe Horn and even rooted for them personally...14 weeks a year.

[JQK]

The New York Rangers.

The least-favorite of my least favorite organizations. They, and a majority of their fans, suck ass.

...and TFoA is exactly right. Fu*k Sean Avery.

[rvrdgsfn]

Let's see:

NHL: Pittsburgh Penguins

NFL: Pittsburgh Steelers

MLB: New York Yankees

NBA: Los Angels Lakers

NCAA: Virginia Tech

[Burmy]

NFL: Dallas Cowboys

MLB: New York Yankees, Chicago Cubs

NBA: Los Angeles Lakers

NHL: Detroit Red Wings

NCAA: Florida State, Ohio State, & USC (football)/UConn, Duke, & Michigan State (basketball)

[DustDevil61]

Underlined teams are either the most disliked in their respective leagues, or tied for that spot.

NBA: Los Angeles Lakers--The Pau Gasol trade; someone should check for fingerprints there. Also, I despise Kobe Bryant, Phil Jackson, and Pau "The Caveman" Gasol.

Denver Nuggets--Carmelo Anthony. I can't stand just about anyone else on that team, with the exceptions of Chauncy Billups, (if you count coaches) George Karl, and Adrian Dantley. You also have the regionality thing with the Jazz.

NFL:

San Diego Chargers--Phillip Rivers

New England Patriots--It's just nice to see them lose

Pittsburgh Steelers--It seemed that they were the beneficiaries of bad calls in both Super Bowls XL and XLIII. Conspiracy or not, they didn't exactly dominate either game; yet everyone thought that they were this great team. They're still good, I'll give them that, and I'm glad Jerome Bettis (one of my favorite players growing up in the late 1990s) got a ring to retire on in 2006, but I don't think that they were (are) as good as everyone makes them out to be.

MLB:

New York Yankees--Buying their way to championships, bandwagon fans. merchandise everywhere (Why do so many people wear Yankees hats? Are they all fans of the team? I don't think so.)

Boston Red Sox--In the same vein as their hated rivals, with players and merchandise (Is everyone wearing a Red Sox hat an actual Red Sox fan? Probably not.)

Milwaukee Brewers--They seem like intruders to the NL Central to me, and it's never a good thing to have Bud Selig having such strong ties to a team. I wouldn't be surprised to find out that it was his idea to move the Brewers to the NL.

NHL: Detroit Red Wings--Similar reasons as those of the Yankees and Red Sox...on ice.

[JMROWE]

CFL.

Toronto Argonauts GO TIGER-CATS

NFL.

Chicago Bears GO PACKERS

NHL.

Toronto Maple Leafs

Buffalo Sabers

MLB.

New York Yankees

Soccer

Glasgow Celtic

[Still MIGHTY]

NHL: 1. Los Angeles Kings, 2A. San Jose Sharks, 2B. Detroit Red Wings

MLB: 1. Boston Red Sox, 2. New York Yankees

NFL: 1. New England Patriots, 2. Pittsburgh Steelers

NBA: 1. Boston Celtics, 2. San Antonio Spurs

NCAA: 1. Arizona, 2. UCLA, 3. Texas, 4. Oregon

EPL: 1. Arsenal, 2. Chelsea

Overall:

1. New England Patriots (Far and above all else. Fans/Tom Brady/Media slobber/On-field rivalry)

2. Los Angeles Kings (Fans)

3. San Jose Sharks/Detroit Red Wings (Fans/On-ice rivalry for both)

4. Boston Red Sox (Fans/On-field rivalry)

5. Boston Celtics (Fans/Lakers history/new rivalry)

6. New York Yankees (Besides Yankee fans, who doesn't?)

7. The rest of my list about equally

[The_Admiral]

it's never a good thing to have Bud Selig having such strong ties to a team. I wouldn't be surprised to find out that it was his idea to move the Brewers to the NL.

It was his idea, and it was a good one.

[Varsity Blue]

If it's your least favorite team, would it be a team that is at the bottom of your list of teams you like most?

It's a technical point but a good one nonetheless.