Your sports bucket list

[dbadefense1990]

Hey everyone. With the Kings winning the Cup, this crosses off my #3 item on my bucket list of stuff I wanna see before I die. Here are my top 5:

1. See the Dodgers win the World Series.

2. See the city of LA get an NFL team.

3. See the Kings winning the Stanley Cup.

4. See the FIFA World Cup in LA.

5. See the Olympic Games in LA.

Do you guys have any bucket lists of your own?

[Rockstar Matt]

I only have a few real ones since almost all of my favorite teams have won a title in my lifetime.

1. See the Cowboys win the Super Bowl

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2. See the NFL return to LA

3. See the US win the World Cup

4. See the Lakers pass Boston for the most NBA Titles

5. See the Dodgers win a World Series

Honestly, though If I ever see the Cowboys win a Super Bowl, I'll be content as a sports fan.

[FiddySicks]

See Giants win the World Series

See Buccaneers win the Super Bowl

See Sharks/Flyers win the cup

See Lebron win multiple rings

See the Oakland A's relocate to Sacramento

See the US win a World Cup

See the Winter Olympics in Lake Tahoe

See a Sharks Kings Winter Classic at Squaw Valley

[CS85]

Bears/Cubs titles. That's all, then I can die.

[smzimbabwe]

Hey everyone. With the Kings winning the Cup, this crosses off my #3 item on my bucket list of stuff I wanna see before I die. Here are my top 5:

1. See the Dodgers win the World Series.

2. See the city of LA get an NFL team.

3. See the Kings winning the Stanley Cup.

4. See the FIFA World Cup in LA.

5. See the Olympic Games in LA.

Do you guys have any bucket lists of your own?

Wow, I've seen all 5 (though technically, L.A. already had an NFL team when I started watching) and even attended World Cup games in LA...

Not putting down your list, hope you get a chance to see them, but just thought it was funny that I've seen your bucket list happen...

As for myself, I really don't have one, or at the very least, have never really thought about it. I've seen all my favorite teams win titles except the Chargers. I'd have to say if I ever made a bucket list for sports, it'd be more along the lines of events I'd like to attend...

[raysfan24]

1. See Oklahoma City Thunder win a title

2. See Tampa Bay Rays win title.

3. See MLB All-Star Game in Cincinnati.

4. See LeBron James retire ring-less.

5. See Dusty Baker get fired by the Cincinnati Reds.

6. See another NBA team in Seattle.

7. See VCU, Ohio, and Ohio State when NCAA Men's Basketball titles.

[aci]

1. Compete in a professional wrestling match

2. Play one game of professional baseball

3. See the Toronto Blue Jays make the playoffs

4. See the Ottawa Senators win the Stanley Cup

5. See the Clippers sweep the Lakers in a playoff series

** #1 and #2 are both due to outstanding bets I have with people from when I was like 15. I'm hoping to 'Billy Crystal' my way into a baseball game one day, and I'm pretty sure I could talk my way into an indy wrestling match if I tried hard enough, but there's no rush. I'm not kicking that bucket just yet.

[NEW.ERA]

See the Flames win the Stanley Cup - Odds of that happening in the next 5 years. 45/1

See a NASCAR race - Odds of that happening in the next 5 years. 10/1 (Good chance I'm hitting up the July Daytona race next year)

See a Green Bay Packers game - Odds of that happening in the next 5 years. 30/1

See a Canada qualify for a World Cup - Odds of that happening in the next 5 years. 20/1

See the Netherlands win a Major Football Trophy - Odds of that happening in the next 5 years. 15/1

See the Winnipeg Blue Bombers finally win a Grey Cup - Odds of that happening in the next 5 years. 8/1

[Still MIGHTY]

I've been lucky enough to see my professional teams win titles (Angels in 2002, Ducks in 2007 (IN PERSON), Colts in XLI, Lakers in 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2010, and Manchester United since 2006 - EPL in 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011 and UEFA in 2008), so my only title wish would be an Arizona State Rose Bowl win or BCS title (or whatever ends up being the equivalent of a football championship) or an ASU Final Four/title.

Because of that, most of my bucket list events are things to attend rather than accomplishments:

- Stanley Cup Final and Cup Presenation

- Super Bowl

- Rose Bowl

- Final Four

- Games in all 30 NHL arenas

- Games in all 30 MLB parks

- NHL All-Star Game

- Be in person for Teemu Selanne's final NHL game, his number retirement, and his Hall of Fame induction.

- Michigan/Ohio State football, Oklahoma/Texas football, Alabama/Auburn football, USC/UCLA football, Boise State football in Boise, Duke/UNC basketball, Kansas basketball in Lawerence, Big East basketball tournament final

- Manchester United game at Old Trafford

- Soccer game at Wembley Stadium

- UEFA Champions League Final

- FIFA World Cup

- Olympics (Gold Medal men's hockey game or Curling match for the Winter. For the summer, idk. 100 meter dash final or maybe the all-around gymnastics final.)

[piratesfan16]

Please pardon my homer list.

-See the Pirates break their 19-year consecutive losing seasons streak.

-See Mario Lemieux make another hockey comeback OR see Jaromir Jagr make a return to the Penguins.

-See Andy Van Slyke become Pittsburgh Pirates manager.

-See Jack Wilson return to the Pirates

-See Steelers win Superbowl

-See Penguins win Superbowl

[Dexter Morgan]

1. Toronto Maple Leafs win the Stanley Cup

2. New York Jets win the Super Bowl

3. See/Hear Derek Jeter and Mariano Rivera's Hall of Fame speeches in Cooperstown, NY

[FiddySicks]

Please pardon my homer list.

-See the Pirates break their 19-year consecutive losing seasons streak.

-See Mario Lemieux make another hockey comeback OR see Jaromir Jagr make a return to the Penguins.

-See Andy Van Slyke become Pittsburgh Pirates manager.

-See Jack Wilson return to the Pirates

-See Steelers win Superbowl

-See Penguins win Superbowl

Ah, I remember when the Penguins won the Super Bowl. Who would've ever thought that Mario Lemieux would've shot the game winning touchdown in extra innings. And against Landon Donovan the Lakers no less! Now that was one for the ages.

[dbadefense1990]

See Penguins win Superbowl

Fail.

Please pardon my homer list.

-See the Pirates break their 19-year consecutive losing seasons streak.

-See Mario Lemieux make another hockey comeback OR see Jaromir Jagr make a return to the Penguins.

-See Andy Van Slyke become Pittsburgh Pirates manager.

-See Jack Wilson return to the Pirates

-See Steelers win Superbowl

-See Penguins win Superbowl

"Ah, I remember when the Penguins won the Super Bowl. Who would've ever thought that Mario Lemieux would've shot the game winning touchdown in extra innings. And against Landon Donovan the Lakers no less! Now that was one for the ages."

So says Boston Mayor Thomas Menino.

[infrared41]

It was probably a typo. Give him a break.

[lancealot]

1. Go to a super bowl

2. Go to a world series game

3. Go to a NBA finals game

4. Go to a Stanley cup finals game

5. Represent Australia in international competition

6. See my team win a u 18 and over 18's championship in the same year (hopefully this year fingers crossed)

[knnhrvy16]

1. Watch the Jazz win the NBA title. Until then, watching John Stockton's '97 WCF game winner and/or Celtic Pride over and over again will have to do.

2. Watch RSL win the MLS Cup.

3. Go to a Rose Bowl.

4. Watch Utah get an MLB and/or NHL team. NFL would be fine too, but as Utah is fortunate enough to have great college football, I really already have a great football fix.

5. Watch Gil Hodges get inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

6. Watch Salt Lake win the bid for the Winter Olympics again, then go to the Speed Skating and Hockey events.

[nash61]

Mine are quite work related, but there are some fan ones in there too.

Be the PA announcer for a hockey game.

Be a mascot

Drive the Zamboni

See the Leafs win the Cup

See a professional sports championship be awarded (2011-12 Calder Cup)

Be on the ice after a team wins the Stanley Cup.

Go to the Olympics

Go to an outdoor hockey game. (Bulldogs vs. Marlies)

Meet Don Cherry

[evanmaldonado]

See the Jackets win the Cup

Attend an Avs game in Denver

See Manchester City win the Premier League Title

See Manchester City win the Champions League

See team USA Soccer win the FIFA World Cup

Attend a Manchester City game

See the Bengals win the Superbowl

Attend a Yankees vs Red Sox game at Yankee Stadium

See the Yankees win the World Series

Attend an NHL hockey game in every city with a team

Attend a Jackets playoff game

Go to the championships in the NHL, NBA, NFL, MLB, NCAAF, and NCAAH

See the Cubs win the World Series

See LeBron James win a title

See Paris Saint-Germain win the Ligue 1 Title

See Paris Saint-Germain win the Champions League

My dreams:

Play division I NCAA hockey

Play for team USA hockey

Win a gold medal

Hoist the Stanley Cup

Submerge the Cup in a pool

[Kramerica Industries]

1. See Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final go to OT

2. Attend an MLB playoff game - would've done so in the 2010 ALCS if the Rays had defeated the Rangers. Yankees/Rays ALCS FTW.

3. Attend an NFL playoff game - Bucs are a long, long ways off still

4. Attend an MLB game at Yankee Stadium

5. " " at Wrigley Field and Fenway Park

6. Attend an NHL game anywhere in Canada

That's all I can figure for now.

[Lights Out]

1. See the Clippers win the Finals

2. See the Chargers win a Super Bowl

3. See the Clippers beat the Lakers in a playoff series

4. See both SoCal teams hoist the Cup

5. See Boise State win a BCS Bowl

6. See the (Devil) Rays make the playoffs